Eight months ago soldiers with the 278th Regimental Combat Team were running and getting into shape knowing they may be sent to Iraq. Now they’re in Iraq and many families are left wondering when or if they’ll come home.

“It’s something any of us could be going through, me or anybody. I think about it everyday.” Said Tara Spears, Soldier’s Wife.

But a bill being talked about in Nashville could help families survive in this tragic situation. State Representatives Matthew Hill and David Davis along with Senator Rusty Crowe are

Co-sponsoring a bill that would eliminate the costs of life insurance worth 250-thousand dollars for active duty Tennessee National Guard soldiers. The price tag for the state would be nearly a million dollars.

National Guard Life Insurance

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