How military service became a ‘family business’
By PBS NewsHour
Serving in the United States military has become a “family business,” retired Army Col. Gregg Daddis says. “There’s just now a very strong tradition of those who are serving, that their sons and daughters will follow in their footsteps,” he said. More than three in four new U.S. Army recruits had a family member who…
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