Army divorces rise with higher deployment rates
In the United States Army, the divorce rate has surged over the past three years, especially among officers, as longer and more frequent war zone deployments strain marriages. From 2001 to 2004 divorces among active duty personnel nearly doubled, prompting expanded confidential counseling hotlines, spouse support groups, and marriage retreats led by chaplains to change military culture toward preventive maintenance.
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White House approves intelligence reform and new FBI service
President Bush endorses most White House commission recommendations and creates a national security service within the FBI to specialize in intelligence as part of consolidating U S spy agencies. An executive order freezes assets of eight Iran North Korea and Syria tied to weapons of mass destruction and bars Americans from dealing with them.
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