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"I had just finished saying that technology isn't always a good thing. Then twice in a week, I was proven wrong." -
In the latest installment of "Ask Ms. Vicki," readers are dealing with PTSD and guilt over an affair. -
Children are not supposed to have a credit report in their name, but more and more are the victims of ID theft. -
The Interior Department is giving military families free annual passes to over 2,000 National Parks and recreation sites. -
The yoga calms your mind, while the plyometric cardio intervals blast away fat and boost your metabolism.
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How Spouses Can Survive Boot Camp
Boot camp is more than just basic training for the service member. For most couples, it’s also their first introduction to the military lifestyle. While there’s no denying that boot camp will be a ...
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The National Military Familiy Association
The National Military Family Association (NMFA) was organized in 1969 as the National Military Wives Association by a group of wives and widows seeking financial security for survivors of uniformed service personnel and retirees. From their efforts, the Survivor Benefit Plan came into being. In the ensuing years, NMFA has been in the vanguard of advocacy for improvements in the quality of military family life. The name of the organization was changed in 1984 to reflect the broad scope of its involvement. NMFA is a non-profit 501(c)(3) association.
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Joining Forces Is Now “Low Fat”
The discussion about Joining Forces, what it’s doing and what it’s not doing, continues to swirl through the military spouse world. One thing I hear people say is that some programs highlighted as Joining Forces initiatives are programs that were already in place, that they just jumped on the bandwagon of this visible national program ... Continue Reading
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