A new national study says metro Augusta is one of the best communities for transitioning service members.
More than 150 active-duty service members transition out of the military at Fort Gordon each month. Based on exit surveys, roughly two-thirds of them say they would like to make their home in the Augusta metro area.
A newly released national study lends credence to their decision.
Augusta has been named America’s 12th best city for people transitioning from active-duty service, according to a Navy Federal Credit Union-funded study assisted by the Sperling’s Best Places research company and Operation Homefront, a veterans-advocacy nonprofit.
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