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The Army Emergency Relief (AER) promotes the kick-off campaign March 7 at K16 Air Base, South Korea. The AER is a non-profit organization available to all active-duty and retired service members that provides grants and other emergency assistance options to those that are eligible. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Caelum Astra)
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The Army Emergency Relief (AER) promotes the kick-off campaign March 7 at K16 Air Base, South Korea. The AER is a non-profit organization available to all active-duty and retired service members that provides grants and other emergency assistance options to those that are eligible. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Pomare Te’o Jr.)
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The Army Emergency Relief (AER) promotes the kick-off campaign March 7 at K16 Air Base, South Korea. The AER is a non-profit organization available to all active-duty and retired service members that provides grants and other emergency assistance options to those that are eligible. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Caelum Astra)
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The Army Emergency Relief (AER) promotes the kick-off campaign March 7 at K16 Air Base, South Korea. The AER is a non-profit organization available to all active-duty and retired service members that provides grants and other emergency assistance options to those that are eligible. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Caelum Astra)
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The Army Emergency Relief (AER) promotes the kick-off campaign March 7 at K16 Air Base, South Korea. The AER is a non-profit organization available to all active-duty and retired service members that provides grants and other emergency assistance options to those that are eligible. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Pomare Te’o Jr.)
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The Army Emergency Relief (AER) promotes the kick-off campaign March 7 at K16 Air Base, South Korea. The AER is a non-profit organization available to all active-duty and retired service members that provides grants and other emergency assistance options to those that are eligible. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Pomare Te’o Jr.)
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The K-16 Air Base Army Emergency Relief (AER) campaign kicks off at the Community Activity Center on March 7, South Korea.
AER has provided over $2 billion of assistance to 4 million Soldiers since 1942.
The program provides grants, interest-free loans, and scholarships to promote readiness and relieve financial distress of Soldiers and their families.
U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan-Casey unit representatives have set a goal of raising $50,000 during this year's campaign.
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