Fightertown Marines and Sailors must be ready to deploy at a moments' notice. While they are away performing their duties, they must have complete confidence their families are well-cared for and life is running smoothly in the rear. Family Readiness Officers are available to help make deployments run a little smoother for the loved ones at home. Having events for adults and children to make sure the families are cared for is just one way units offer assistance during a deployment. To learn more, read the full article at Military.com.
To find more family resources visit the Military Spouse Network.
Family Readiness Keeps Families Close
Week of February 23, 2009
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