While military families have many of their basic needs (such as housing and health insurance) met as part of their service benefits, many still struggle with other necessities and resources, such as being able to secure enough food.
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Almost ten years ago, I moved to Fayetteville, NC to start a job as a contractor at Fort Liberty (it was Fort Bragg back then!).
Now that my spouse is retired I’m thinking more about what I want to do to further my career.
The summer months can bring lots of changes for military families, whether it’s a PCS or a vacation to a different city. As I’m writing this, my husband and I are in Virginia for his retirement ceremony!
This month feels a little bit different for me this year, since my husband will be retiring this fall. We are both in the process of figuring out what life after the military will look like for us.
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