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F-16 crew chief Staff Sgt. Andy Adducchio briefs Drew Carey

Operation Homelink distributed 150 computers to families of the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C.

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Many non-profit organizations want to help meet your needs. These groups send care packages, donate airline miles to help reunite returning military men and women with their families, support scholarship funds or send support to wounded service members. Using the links on this page you will find more than 150 non-profit organizations that have joined the America Supports You team and are dedicated to helping you and your families.

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Military OneSource is a 24-hour, 7-days-a-week, toll-free information and referral telephone service – 1-800-342-9647 – available worldwide to active duty, Reserve, and National Guard military members and their families; and to deployed civilians and their families. Military OneSource provides information ranging from everyday concerns to deployment-related issues. Also, if there is a need for face-to-face counseling, Military OneSource can provide a referral for six sessions per issue to professional civilian counselors at no cost to the service member or family member (please note in-person counseling is only available in the United States and Puerto Rico). Overseas, Military OneSource can help access the existing services provided through the Medical Treatment Facilities.



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