The number of homeless vets dropped sharply over the last two years

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The number of homeless vets dropped sharply over the last two years
By Leo Shane III
Nov 3, 05:00 AM
Tents used as temporary living spaces by homless individuals line the sidewalk on Clay Street in Portland, Ore., on Dec. 9, 2020. (Craig Mitchelldyer/AP)

The number of veterans experiencing homelessness sank more than 11% from the start of 2020 to early 2022, a dramatic drop after several years of limited progress in finding shelter for those individuals, federal officials announced Thursday.

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