The GWOT generation refers to service members who have served in the Global War on Terror (GWOT) since its inception after the September 11 attacks, particularly in operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. This generation includes soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines, with the GWOT ribbon symbolizing their service during this era marked by significant loss and unclear war objectives, as over seven thousand Americans have lost their lives in these conflicts[1][2]. The Global War on Terrorism Medal has been awarded to nearly every active-duty, Reserve, and National Guard service member since 2003, highlighting the extensive involvement of U.S. military personnel during this period[1]. Many families have been affected, with multiple members serving in the Middle East over the past two decades[3].
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