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Military history museum will come to the people
A nonprofit trying to start an Armed Forces Heritage Museum on the joint military base in Burlington County has changed its plan to educate the public about the state’s military history.
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A sister uses her gifts to send messages to her brother, a fallen soldier
For Sonja St. John, whose brother died in Iraq, making a violin is a methodical art. “”It’s a way to stay on track even when chaos can be happening right outside,” she says.
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Education Secretary DeVos tours Virginia school to stress needs of military children
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Tuesday highlighted the need to help the children of military families transition into new schools as their parents are moving from one assignment to the next.
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New charity offers ball gowns to military families — for free
Operation: Deploy Your Dress has 3 locations, and will hold an event in D.C. on April 29-30.
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Military moves 2017: System concerns, mover shortages make early scheduling critical
It’s always smart to set up your PCS move as soon as possible. Here are more reasons to hurry.
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Military Moves 2017: Doing it yourself? Tips for personally procured moves
If you’re going it alone for your next PCS, take this advice to heart.
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13 tips for your next PCS
From prep work to must-have resources, here’s how to keep your relocation running smoothly.
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Colorado seminar helps Gold Star families cope with loss
TAPS recently concluded its third and final day of the Colorado Regional Survivor Seminar at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, an event that attracted about 150 adults and 70 kids who suffered the loss of a military loved one.
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Top teens: VIPs praise honorees at Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award gala
The recipients of the 2017 Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award represent the many children who are giving back to their military communities and to their communities at large, the wife of the nation’s top military officer said at a Thursday gala in Washington.
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Military Child of the Year honorees offer advice to their peers, and to military parents
We asked the six Operation Homefront award winners for some tips to spread to other military families.
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Military history museum will come to the people
A nonprofit trying to start an Armed Forces Heritage Museum on the joint military base in Burlington County has changed its plan to educate the public about the state’s military history.
-
A sister uses her gifts to send messages to her brother, a fallen soldier
For Sonja St. John, whose brother died in Iraq, making a violin is a methodical art. “”It’s a way to stay on track even when chaos can be happening right outside,” she says.
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Education Secretary DeVos tours Virginia school to stress needs of military children
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Tuesday highlighted the need to help the children of military families transition into new schools as their parents are moving from one assignment to the next.
-
New charity offers ball gowns to military families — for free
Operation: Deploy Your Dress has 3 locations, and will hold an event in D.C. on April 29-30.
-
Military moves 2017: System concerns, mover shortages make early scheduling critical
It’s always smart to set up your PCS move as soon as possible. Here are more reasons to hurry.
-
Military Moves 2017: Doing it yourself? Tips for personally procured moves
If you’re going it alone for your next PCS, take this advice to heart.
-
13 tips for your next PCS
From prep work to must-have resources, here’s how to keep your relocation running smoothly.
-
Colorado seminar helps Gold Star families cope with loss
TAPS recently concluded its third and final day of the Colorado Regional Survivor Seminar at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, an event that attracted about 150 adults and 70 kids who suffered the loss of a military loved one.
-
Top teens: VIPs praise honorees at Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award gala
The recipients of the 2017 Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award represent the many children who are giving back to their military communities and to their communities at large, the wife of the nation’s top military officer said at a Thursday gala in Washington.
-
Military Child of the Year honorees offer advice to their peers, and to military parents
We asked the six Operation Homefront award winners for some tips to spread to other military families.
-
Military history museum will come to the people
A nonprofit trying to start an Armed Forces Heritage Museum on the joint military base in Burlington County has changed its plan to educate the public about the state’s military history.
-
A sister uses her gifts to send messages to her brother, a fallen soldier
For Sonja St. John, whose brother died in Iraq, making a violin is a methodical art. “”It’s a way to stay on track even when chaos can be happening right outside,” she says.
-
Education Secretary DeVos tours Virginia school to stress needs of military children
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Tuesday highlighted the need to help the children of military families transition into new schools as their parents are moving from one assignment to the next.
-
New charity offers ball gowns to military families — for free
Operation: Deploy Your Dress has 3 locations, and will hold an event in D.C. on April 29-30.
-
Military moves 2017: System concerns, mover shortages make early scheduling critical
It’s always smart to set up your PCS move as soon as possible. Here are more reasons to hurry.
-
Military Moves 2017: Doing it yourself? Tips for personally procured moves
If you’re going it alone for your next PCS, take this advice to heart.
-
13 tips for your next PCS
From prep work to must-have resources, here’s how to keep your relocation running smoothly.
-
Colorado seminar helps Gold Star families cope with loss
TAPS recently concluded its third and final day of the Colorado Regional Survivor Seminar at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, an event that attracted about 150 adults and 70 kids who suffered the loss of a military loved one.
-
Top teens: VIPs praise honorees at Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award gala
The recipients of the 2017 Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award represent the many children who are giving back to their military communities and to their communities at large, the wife of the nation’s top military officer said at a Thursday gala in Washington.
-
Military Child of the Year honorees offer advice to their peers, and to military parents
We asked the six Operation Homefront award winners for some tips to spread to other military families.











