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Military.com | By Jim Absher

Published October 27, 2017

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Jim Absher

Jim Absher, Military.com

Jim Absher is Military.com's former benefits editor and columnist. He joined the Navy to see the world and later realized the world is two-thirds water. He also worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs in field offices and Washington, D.C. before coming to Military.com in 2015. Read Full Bio

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