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WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
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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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WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
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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.
-
WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
-
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
-
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
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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.



