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Contact your local Military Family Life Consultant at 850-896-5522. Transition Assistance Program and Spouse Employment services help people prepare for the job search process and offer an employment resource area that lists thousand of employment opportunities along with information on interviewing and other job search strategies. Family Readiness programs provide pre-deployment information, support programs for families, and reunion and reintegration information
