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Army Reserve soldiers from the 357th Engineer Company out of Asheville, North Carolina, help the emergency response team clear road debris in support of citizens affected by Hurricane Helene in Burnsville, North Carolina (Yancey County).

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Reese recognizes the silver lining in his journey

Reese recognizes the silver lining in his journey as the Army Recovery Care Program helped him and his family when the unthinkable happened.

“It would have been impossible for me to get where I am if the SRU were not here,” he said.

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Are you living in the Gray Area?

So-called Gray Area retirees fall under a federal law that prevents them from accessing their military pensions upon retirement. Instead of sitting back right away to enjoy all the benefits of service, they must wait until they turn 60. This can surprise troops who have been counting on that pension to pay their monthly bills or support a retirement lifestyle sooner.

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📸 Virginia Army National Guard soldiers and their spouses attend a retirement briefing hosted by the VaARNG Retirement Services Office at the State Military Reservation in Virginia Beach, Virginia, earlier this year. Photo by A.J. Coyne

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“I tried @@heartsforhealinginc art therapy program as a way to take my mind off my stressors and force myself to focus on something else,” Holscher said. “The programs have helped me relax, smile and find a new interest.”

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