While actual numbers are difficult to assess, it is estimated that each night, more than a hundred thousand of our Nation's veterans find themselves sleeping in doorways, beneath viaducts, in their cars, tents, or wherever they can find shelter.
Buyer highlights the homelessness crisis among veterans in the U.S.
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