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4 ideas for getting through a difficult holiday deployment
As someone who missed many holidays with family and friends because of deployments, I understand the emotional burden separation brings — and the critical importance of focusing on the mission and being efficient and effective at what you do. Below are four lessons I learned that can help you manage a holiday deployment.
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Military wife gets creative for family Christmas photo
A military wife and mom in Colorado has come up with a unique way to include her deployed husband in this year’s family Christmas photo.
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Sleep problems persist after PTSD treatment, study of active troops finds
The surprising, and somewhat disheartening news, is that approximately three-fourths of service members still reported insomnia as a problem after PTSD treatment. And around half still struggled with nightmares.
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Decommissioned naval destroyer becomes a classroom
Last week inside the mess hall of the USS Turner Joy, third-grader Madalyn McGraw and her friends from Gateway Christian Schools watched a tiny tin boat with a small candle inside putter across a tub of water.
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Report: Military wives may be more likely to binge drink
Nearly 1 in 3 military wives surveyed met criteria for binging.
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DoD: Protections for transgender youth apply to all facilities, programs
All students can use restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity
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Spouse support: Bill would ease relicensing burden
A Navy wife on how a lawmaker’s plan would make moves easier for military families
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Navy Federal contacting customers eligible for part of $23 million settlement
Think you’ve been overlooked? Here’s how to find out
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Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
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Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
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4 ideas for getting through a difficult holiday deployment
As someone who missed many holidays with family and friends because of deployments, I understand the emotional burden separation brings — and the critical importance of focusing on the mission and being efficient and effective at what you do. Below are four lessons I learned that can help you manage a holiday deployment.
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Military wife gets creative for family Christmas photo
A military wife and mom in Colorado has come up with a unique way to include her deployed husband in this year’s family Christmas photo.
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Sleep problems persist after PTSD treatment, study of active troops finds
The surprising, and somewhat disheartening news, is that approximately three-fourths of service members still reported insomnia as a problem after PTSD treatment. And around half still struggled with nightmares.
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Decommissioned naval destroyer becomes a classroom
Last week inside the mess hall of the USS Turner Joy, third-grader Madalyn McGraw and her friends from Gateway Christian Schools watched a tiny tin boat with a small candle inside putter across a tub of water.
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Report: Military wives may be more likely to binge drink
Nearly 1 in 3 military wives surveyed met criteria for binging.
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DoD: Protections for transgender youth apply to all facilities, programs
All students can use restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity
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Spouse support: Bill would ease relicensing burden
A Navy wife on how a lawmaker’s plan would make moves easier for military families
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Navy Federal contacting customers eligible for part of $23 million settlement
Think you’ve been overlooked? Here’s how to find out
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Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
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Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
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4 ideas for getting through a difficult holiday deployment
As someone who missed many holidays with family and friends because of deployments, I understand the emotional burden separation brings — and the critical importance of focusing on the mission and being efficient and effective at what you do. Below are four lessons I learned that can help you manage a holiday deployment.
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Military wife gets creative for family Christmas photo
A military wife and mom in Colorado has come up with a unique way to include her deployed husband in this year’s family Christmas photo.
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Sleep problems persist after PTSD treatment, study of active troops finds
The surprising, and somewhat disheartening news, is that approximately three-fourths of service members still reported insomnia as a problem after PTSD treatment. And around half still struggled with nightmares.
-
Decommissioned naval destroyer becomes a classroom
Last week inside the mess hall of the USS Turner Joy, third-grader Madalyn McGraw and her friends from Gateway Christian Schools watched a tiny tin boat with a small candle inside putter across a tub of water.
-
Report: Military wives may be more likely to binge drink
Nearly 1 in 3 military wives surveyed met criteria for binging.
-
DoD: Protections for transgender youth apply to all facilities, programs
All students can use restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity
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Spouse support: Bill would ease relicensing burden
A Navy wife on how a lawmaker’s plan would make moves easier for military families
-
Navy Federal contacting customers eligible for part of $23 million settlement
Think you’ve been overlooked? Here’s how to find out
-
Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
-
Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
