How to plan for an OCONUS PCS move – tips and tricks
How to plan for an OCONUS PCS move – tips and tricks
With a little planning, a little assistance, and the willingness to be just a little bit flexible, you could very well navigate the PCS moving process with little stress.
he reality of a loved one’s deployment? Often the family members at home feel the absence of their service member in everything they do throughout the time away.
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lauren2020-08-13 10:11:212021-03-23 12:27:4310 Ways to Support Military Families
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lauren2020-07-21 10:38:522021-03-23 12:34:2113 Military Podcasts for Active Duty, Veterans, Military Spouses and Families
In honor of Military Spouse Appreciation Day here are some links to some creative and relevant blogs written by and for military spouses.
National Military Spouse Appreciation Day aims to highlight the unique sacrifices and unwavering devotion of U.S. military spouses around the world.
What Veterans and their Spouses Need to Know about Life Insurance Submitted by Veronica Baxter Before separating from military service, there are some decisions you need to make regarding the financial future of your family. An individual life insurance policy may figure into those plans. Government-sponsored Ways to Protect Your Family Financially Military Pension Prior […]
Contributed by Kris Baydalla-Galasso “On a personal note, I am a Gold Star Widow and am raising two beautiful daughters.” That’s the line that randomly caught my attention on Tuesday and prompted me to comment and reach out to Ali Banholzer. As luck and fate would have it, we were both added to a […]
By Guest Contributor Renee Nickell For 17 years, I had been a stay at home mom and military spouse. My days consisted of homeschooling my kids, chauffeuring, meal-planning, budgeting, making sure life was stable during TDY’s and deployments, and supporting my husband through three college degrees. While these things gave me great fulfillment and […]
