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Video: A Bid to Solidify Support Services for Female Veterans

More female veterans call Texas home than any other state, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It’s a growing segment of the military population that could soon have a state resource exclusively dedicated to serving its needs.

by Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn

Credit: Justin Dehn

More female veterans call Texas home than any other state. It’s a growing segment of the military population that could soon have a state resource exclusively dedicated to serving its needs.

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Alana Rocha’s staff photo

Alana Rocha

Director of News Partnerships

Justin Dehn’s staff photo