Battle Buddies By KP Palmer We rarely come into Army (or military) life knowing what to do and how to act. Our first duty station profoundly shapes us, whether it is by the location, mission, or the people that serve with us. As we think back to that first unit...
Senior Night. It is a common honor in most high school athletic programs. Proud parents walk their senior out before the game, and they are honored during the last milestone of a senior’s sport or activity in high school. It is a big moment that can sometimes be bittersweet when a parent is absent.
Everyone Loves Cooper! How many of our military kids are experiencing a mental health crisis What impact is the military life having on them?
Shoulda, woulda, coulda. I feel weird saying the words out loud. I know the reality of the situation, and I know I cannot stop the inevitable. But to say them out loud just seems surreal. “I am about to be Grandma.”
You have been told you are like the Dandelion,
Thriving and resilient, no matter where the wind takes you.
And you are, Military Child. You are! You did not choose this life, but you love the people that did.
As you get older, perhaps you resemble the Dandelion a little bit less.
Last month, I lost one of the great men in my life, my Uncle Joe. He leaves behind my Aunt Terry who was the love of his life and wife of 67 years.
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