Spouses
A military spouse faces the same family, personal, and career challenges as their civilian counterparts, but with the added stress of military life thrown into the mix. It isn’t easy, but you can learn tips from others on how to cope.
Pennsylvania prioritizes education for Guard families
The PA GI Bill allows spouses and children of Pennsylvania National Guard members to attend college at no or reduced...
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Transitioning military sought for Google career workshop
Sunday is the deadline to apply.
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Project 33 keeps memories of the fallen alive
Registration is now open for the virtual Memorial Day run.
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Reading unites families beyond deployment
Army Reserve Maj. Kevin Wood’s military commitments often take him away from home, but not always for deployment. Rather, he...
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4 tips for negotiating your salary in 2020
Salary negotiation is a key part of the employment process that isn’t always discussed. For most people, talking about money,...
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15 gift ideas for your military guy or gal
With the holidays sneaking up on us, and overseas shipment deadlines looming, it’s time to shore up your shopping lists....
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What National Guard spouses wish you knew
The National Guard may be the most misunderstood branch of the military. Civilians often view them as weekend warriors who...
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An airman’s transition home
This time was different. As a career airman, I’ve amassed a ton of time away from home, but in the...
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Serving those who serve
Though I’m not a military veteran, I am a proud ally, and being the co-sponsor for T-Mobile’s Veterans & Allies...
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Tunnel to Towers honors fallen soldier’s family
While other families prepared for last year’s holiday season, the Taylor family was in mourning. Maj. Brent Taylor, a soldier...
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