The American Red Cross Message
The Red Cross is often the first “name” anyone thinks of in the time of crisis. The agency responds to and provides assistance during times of tragedy across the globe.
Sending Care Packages: What You Need to Know
Care packages are one of the easiest and most appreciated ways to show a loved one in the military that they are remembered by family and friends back home. Whether they are just beginning their career and completing
Coping with Military Deployment - Tips for Helping Children Before Deployment
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.
5 Facts to Celebrate the US Navy's Birthday
On October 13, 1775, the Continental Congress established a naval force, hoping that a small fleet of privateers could attack British commerce and offset British sea power., the original
Guide to Military Lingo
Many professions have their own specialized jargon and acronyms and the military is no exception. From extremely long acronyms to slightly inappropriate phrases, the military has a language
Reintegrating after Deployment
While returning from deployment is often a time of celebration and reconnection with family and friends it can also be an adjustment for service members, and those in their lives, as they return to “normal” life
Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day
Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day, observed on the last Sunday in September each year, recognizes and honors mothers and families who have lost a child in the service of the U.S. military.
5 Tips for Starting a Veteran-Owned Fitness Business
When you trained for the military, getting in shape and staying that way was certainly an advantage. If you are looking at owning your own small business, a fitness center may be the right fit for you.