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Jason and Nicky Inskeep, who live in Woodbury, are both members of the Minnesota National Guard. Jason just returned from a deployment to Iraq. Their daughter, Kirsten, is 4.
MPR Photo/Cathy Wurzer

Jason Inskeep is getting used to life as a civilian again.

Jason was one of the Minnesota National Guard members deployed to Iraq for more than a year. His wife Nicky is also in the Guard, but she's in a different unit and has been home taking care of their 4-year-old daughter, Kirsten.

This week, Jason returned home. MPR's Cathy Wurzer visited the Inskeeps at their Woodbury home to see what it's been like to be reunited.

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The Inskeep family
Jason and Nicky Inskeep, who live in Woodbury, are both members of the Minnesota National Guard. Jason just returned from a deployment to Iraq. Their daughter, Kirsten, is 4.
MPR Photo/Cathy Wurzer