More than one-quarter of military families said they would steer relatives away from the armed forces, due to what they said was poor leadership and systemic challenges to those who serve, such as a lack of spousal employment opportunities.
A just-released poll from Blue Star Families, a nonprofit advocacy group, said 37% of those surveyed would recommend military service, citing good benefits and economic stability, while 35% were neutral on the topic.
The survey said 44% of active-duty service members were most concerned about military pay while fully half of the spouses pointed to difficulties finding a job, due to factors such as frequent moves. The survey was conducted from May to July, with Blue Star Families working in partnership with the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University.
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