By Jennifer Bailey Military Kids Are Serving, Too
7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Midnight during a sleep cycle interruption. 4 a.m. 6 a.m. No these are not…
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By Tiffany Yoder What I Didn’t Know When I Became a Military Spouse
I’m going to be perfectly honest: I had no intention of leaving the state of Pennsylvania when I went to…
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By Erika Bradley May the Sacrifice of Service Always Leave Us Grateful
I don’t ever want to get used to this. The sight of you walking away, gear in tow. The way…
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When Daddy is a Soldier
April is the month of the military child—a celebration of little humans who make big sacrifices and inherently embrace wide-open…
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By Samantha Krieger To the Mama Whose Husband is Deployed When the World Feels Scary
You see her driving up to the Chick-fil-A drive-thru a few hours before dinnertime to beat the long lines. She’s…
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By Anastasia Smothers Daddy Always Comes Back
My husband pulled his socks on, only to look up to find our 2-year-old son dragging his boots across the…
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By Shelby Skiles Dear Military Spouse, I See You
Dear military spouse, I see you. I see you counting down the days until he’s gone for basic training. I…
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By Monica Bobbitt When Your Soldier Doesn’t Come Home
Four years ago today, I got up ridiculously early in the morning to say goodbye to my husband as he…
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By Ashley Kwiecinski A Letter to the Spouse of the Deployed this Holiday Season
Dear Military Spouse, I see you and I want you to know you’re not alone. I know that while…
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By Danielle Lyles 10 Things Military Families Want You to Know
A few years back, I wrote a blog about things you should never say to a military spouse. It was…
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By Kristina Phelan Honoring the Fallen and Their Families on Veterans Day
Veterans Day always reminds me of my papa, or Yucky Papa, as I nicknamed him when I was a toddler.…
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By Danielle Leonard To My Marine Son
I remember the day you were born. I was only a mere 20 years old and scared out of my…
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