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Jul 1
3 Ways to Connect with Your Spouse When You Can’t Meet in Person
Being apart doesn't mean losing touch. Discover three easy ways to stay connected when military life keeps you and your spouse apart.
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Jun 30
Packing Smart: Essential Items to Bring on Your PCS Journey
Army spouse Vince Afaisen shares his must-haves for a smooth PCS—from key documents and pet supplies to portable chargers and a positive attitude—ensuring the whole family stays prepped and stress-free.
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Jun 30
The Benefits of Outdoor Play: Why Nature is Essential for Growth
Military parents share how outdoor play builds strength, confidence, and connection—even in subzero Alaskan winters—proving that nature is a powerful ally in child development.
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Jun 30
MSOTS
Army spouses reveal their PCS survival kits—pillows, gadget boxes, Yoto players, dog beds, date-night plans, and digital scans—to keep moves smooth and spirits high.
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Jun 30
Kids’ Stuff
Our Military Kids supports children of deployed or injured service members with $300 grants for sports, arts, and more—bringing comfort and connection during tough times.
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Jun 1
Packing Yourself? 5 Quick Tips to Get It Done Fast
Planning a DIY move to save money? Follow these five simple and proven packing tips to streamline the process, protect your belongings, and quickly settle into your new home. Tags: Moving Tips, DIY Move, Military PCS, Packing Hacks, Relocation, Organization, Family Moving, Saving Money, Life Hacks
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Jun 1
Financial Readiness and the Fight Against Food Insecurity
With nearly 28% of active-duty military families facing food insecurity, financial readiness is a growing concern. Explore essential resources and programs that help military families gain access to healthy, affordable food.
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May 1
4 Remote Jobs That Can Move with You (And 2 To Consider with Caution)
Jobs that move when you do. These 4 remote careers offer stability for military spouses—and 2 others might work if you tread carefully.