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Join us and learn “how to understand your husband” with VOICEMALE author Neil Chethik and special “resource” guest Christina from Patriotic Pillow Project
What does passing the torch mean to us as military spouses? For guest author Heather Barnhill, it means reflecting on what she would have needed all those years ago.
If you’re reading this let me start by saying welcome! My name is Jerad Knight, a military spouse of a U.S. Navy Sailor and veteran of the U.S. Army.
So, we’ve all been there as a military spouse. You get married, you take the jokes of being a “Dependa”, you get enrolled in DEERS and TriCare.
On today’s show, we’re pumped to share an interview conducted by Kathleen Palmer, our Director of Content as she chats with Ashley Cowles and Danielle Stinson, authors of the debut novel, Horses of Fire, a historically-rooted retelling of the Trojan War from the perspective of Troy’s women.
Growing up in a military family, I had witnessed homecomings, ceremonies, changes of command and the lowering of flags to half-mast. But at this moment, the United States’ flag’s purpose had never been more prominent.
Elevate Your Uniform Etiquette
David’s debut novel, Unknown Soldier: World War tells the real life stories of the Alabama 167th National Guard unit’s service leading up to and during World War 1 in a fictional setting. Many of the men’s stories from World War 1 are lost in the books of history and over-shadowed by wars before and after, but these stories still deserve to be told. David is also currently working on other books and expanding his military stories into a series.
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