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Here is a News 6 mashup of top stories for the week of Dec. 6, 2021, straight from AWN News 6 Correspondent, Jolene McNutt:
• TRANSCOM $6.2 Billion HHG Contract Under Review
• Wreaths Across America Seeks Volunteers
• White House Unveils Christmas Decorations to Honor Frontline Workers
• Ten Families Celebrate with Loved Ones
• This Week in History
Here is a News 6 mashup of top stories for the week of Nov. 29, 2021, straight from AWN News 6 Correspondent, Jolene McNutt:
• USTRANSCOM Awards $6.2B HHG Contract
• U.S. Air Force Accepting Applicants for Aim High Flight Academy
• USPS Deadlines for Military Holiday Mail
• Nominations Open for 2022 AFI Military Spouse of the Year
• Free Christmas Trees for Troops
• This Week in History
Army spouses are a special breed. We have endured since the beginning of our Army and served our nation, the military, and families well. Today, many units and Army balls celebrate with the tradition of a grog ceremony as they herald their history. We thought it appropriate to create a “punch bowl/grog ceremony” to celebrate the course of our spouse history.
The holidays can be a magical time as the world around us seems to feel wrapped in joy and wonder. For many, though, there will be an undeniable void in their homes and hearts this holiday season as military loved ones are fulfilling deployment orders around the world.
At any given time, there are more than 150,000 troops deployed in territories outside of the U.S. Family members left behind struggle to manage the home, finances, and children. Many military families live away from their hometowns or where family may reside, making travel the only option to spend time with family and friends during the holiday season.
There are many misconceptions about what causes eating disorders. Some people think a person develops an eating disorder out of vanity. Some individuals even blame themselves for their eating disorder, but that’s not true. Many parents and family members of a person with an eating disorder blame themselves for triggering it, but that’s not right either.
There are many different causes of eating disorders, because eating disorders are complex diseases. Read on to find out where eating disorders come from and how they’re triggered.
This month, Military Family Appreciation Month, as we honor those who served (both past and present) as well as military families, I’ve also been thinking a lot about the caregivers.
Caregivers are there in times of celebration, tribulation, and all of the beautiful moments in between. Today, there are 5.5 million people in the United States caring for aging, injured, or wounded veterans. And 1.1 million people provide care for post-9/11 veterans. Nearly a third of these caregivers are under the age of 30.
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