You’ve probably observed that your social media feed is inundated with touching expressions of thankfulness. Perhaps you’ve even penned a few words of gratitude yourself.
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What You Didn’t See: Fort Knox Field Exercise
Did you attend the Fort Knox Field Exercise (or any other Field Exercise)? If you did, I’m guessing you had a ton of fun, because I know I did. It was time away from the family and gave us all that much-needed “me” time. There were laughs, lots of amazing prizes, and things you may have never heard of, like Flat Daddy or Wire-A-Cake.
But here’s what you didn’t see.
4 Reasons I’m Thankful for the Army
This time of year, I try to remove myself from the whirlwind that is the holiday season and think about what I am truly thankful for.
My Daddy’s a Soldier
There is something deep and powerful about sending a Daddy off to war.
There is something remarkable about children who are asked to do such enormous things, at such tender ages.
“Regular” School or Homeschool?
Are you a military family?
Chances are, the answer to that question is yes, since you’re finding this exclusive content on Army Wife Network. I’m a military spouse who has been married to an active-duty Guard soldier for 18 years. We have two children, so that makes ours a military family, too. Currently, one of my children is in public school, and the other is homeschooled.
Retirement, From the Spouse’s Side
Okay, it happened. My husband’s last day wearing a U.S. Army uniform was Friday.
First thought? Woo hoo!
Second thought? What now?
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