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Ohm s M1l1tary Ch1ldren G0 to Camp
I he heroic service of the men and women of the United States
Armed Forces often comes to mind during conversations about our

country’s safety, security, and involvement in foreign wars. But what doesn’t

come to mind so easily are the children who stay behind when those men and

women—those mothers and fathers—leave for training and active duty, often

for many months or years at a time.

The United Service Organization (USO) is dedicated to keeping the

connection alive and strong between military members and their loved ones

back home. For Cincinnati’s military families, that support comes locally >

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