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.
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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Air Guard wife uses Navajo practices to heal veterans
Former airman Jeanita Kennedy helps fellow veterans cope with and overcome post-traumatic stress disorder through energy work and Navajo healing...
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6 ways to stay busy when your soldier goes to AT
They have started to pack up their gear, the Army is all over your living room, and the date your...
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Here’s what to expect when your Guardsman leaves for AT
There is military gear all over the place, your spouse has stocked up on baby wipes and you start to...
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Soldier excels at recruiting by building community
A legacy soldier expanded his family’s longstanding history of military service by climbing to the top of his MOS. Sgt....
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United Through Reading introduces new app for deployed service members
A new program uses technology to close the distance between deployed personnel and their families. United Through Reading, also known...
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Military kid competes for spot in Junior Olympics
Military child and Native American advocate Gracy Kennedy is boxing her way to stardom from Minot Air Force Base, N.D.,...
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