
"We don't want to lose a good soldier": U.S. Army secretary on how child care is being expanded after CBS investigation
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For more than a decade, families of the United States Army 7th Special Forces Group have struggled with finding safe and accessible child care.
Earlier this month, a "CBS Mornings" investigation revealed some Army Special Forces soldiers in Florida were driving up to three hours round-trip every day to take their kids to child care or leaving the service altogether.
After that investigation, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth announced that they have plans to build a new child development center at Camp Bull Simons for the 7th Special Forces group families.

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