Did you know… Mission: Milspouse published its 3000th blog post in 2023 and is still growing!
What Ever Happened To Just Being A Fan?
Whatever happened to just being a fan? Has the expectation to win at all costs cast a shadow over the pure joy of team loyalty?
Why You Should Become A Storyteller
As military spouses, we have so much to share. We can use our fabulous imaginations to entertain, to take others to new worlds. Or we can share experiences to bring our community closer together.
Mother’s Day for Two
That is why on Mother’s Day, I always say thank you to my kids’ Bonus Mom and wish her a happy day. She loves them and that is enough for me.
News 6 for the Week of May 8th.
Join News 6 Correspondent, Emma Tighe, as she brings us all the news and military stories from the week of 8 May!
Solidarity: We’ve been there. You aren’t alone.
We’ve been there. You aren’t alone. This is the second Core Value of the newly launched Mission:Milspouse. Last month we talked about Empowerment and this month, we are going to look at what Solidarity means in the milspouse community.
POV: Navy spouse takes on #EFMP
There are specific requirements for EFMP but in general those enrolled have medical conditions that require specialty care and/or special educational needs. TRICARE benefits apply to all branches of the service. There are some unique aspects of being an EFMP family serving in the Navy.
EYB: Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Fort Sill is the only active Army installation built during the Indian Wars and is designated as a National Historic Landmark.
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