Military Spouses
The military spouse is the unsung hero of military families. Each face the same family and personal issues of their civilian counterparts, but with the added craziness of military life. It isn’t easy. Learn tips on how others cope.
Life after deployment
What happens beyond the “happily ever after” of military love stories? First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a...
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Former airman elevates the voice of women veterans
After grappling with her own identity crisis after leaving military, an Air Force veteran is shining a spotlight on the...
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Kids Rank bakes up entrepreneur program for military children
Military kids are building success one cookie at a time with a new program aimed at training young entrepreneurs. Sweets...
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Giving Tuesday Military inspires acts of kindness across the globe
Never underestimate the power of determined military spouses with big hearts — even when setting out to accomplish an ambitious...
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Military spouses use modern-day tools to impact change
Advocating for military spouses is not limited to the highest levels of government; community groups, social media activity and individual...
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How one military couple cracked the code
Military life is hard. Deployments, frequent moves, long hours, high stress and dangerous work. These things take a toll on...
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Who are you after your service member leaves the military?
Despite navigating multiple transitions during a military career, leaving active duty is a different type of life event. Classes and...
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Air Force wife cooks up favorite fall recipes
It’s fall, y’all. Apparently, that is how I have to say it now that the military has relocated us to...
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Will Congress axe the ‘widow’s tax’?
It is easy to ignore the “widow's tax” until you are the widow. However, not all those affected by this...
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Mental health triggers of deployment
Depression is a common and serious illness that negatively effects how a person feels, thinks and acts, according to the American Psychiatric Association....
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