Reviving Army Traditions—Black Tie Tactical Style! You’ve been there—you ordered the perfect outfit for an upcoming event, and it turned up as an example of, “This is what I ordered, but this is what arrived,” if it even arrived at all!
One Woman Can Make a Difference! Tribute to Ann Crossley Author of The Army Wife Handbook, The Air Force Wife Handbook, and The Army Spouse Handbook
While September marks National Suicide Prevention Month, suicide prevention is an ongoing mission at Hope For The Warriors (HOPE) and we serve our community every day of the year.
Surrounded by the nostalgia and tradition of the elegant Thames Foyer at the Savoy Hotel in London, Ginger and her sister recently enjoyed an afternoon of tea.
The flag-folding ceremony represents the same religious principles on which the United States was originally founded.
I recently saw a young spouse venting on a Facebook group about friends and family saying this dreaded phrase to her.
The weather is warming, days are longer, birds are singing, and new duty stations are the talk on every installation!
Though some things remain the same, a lot has changed in the Army. Our protocol team (Ginger, Michelle, Lynda, and Ann) edited, added, and updated life lessons from “Everything I Ever Wanted to Know About the Army I Learned at a Coffee” by an unknown author. We present them to you in three easy categories: military protocol, social life, and sage advice.
Sometimes a few tips and advice from seasoned spouses are just the ticket you need to navigate your military adventure. Maybe you’ll add your own pearls of wisdom as you go!
Welcoming or saying goodbye to the unit’s command team spouse is a wonderful military tradition that has been repeated many times throughout generations.
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