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As a military spouse, I never want to be a hassle to any of my neighbors. I never want to be seen as the needy one or the...

The majority of the holiday cards sent by our military friends reveal the same secret message: We are moving forward.

I dream of my servicemember stumbling into the office of a work/life balance expert as if he was looking for an oil change at...

Love your neighbors? Appreciate all they do? Then maybe you just need to flock 'em.

Fisher House managers recount the heart-warming lessons they've learned working with military families.

Some people whisper about people who got divorced right after separating from the military. Is transition really that bad?

Here are a few tips from military families to help you get through a holiday visit with your in-laws.

You don’t have a job today. That must mean you are an idiot. That you will never get a job. That you are doomed. Get a grip.

There ought to be an after-party for stay-at-home military spouses.

At some point during the absence of your service member, you will need info. How do you get that?