November is Military Family Appreciation Month
Throughout the month, military families are honored and recognized for their commitment and contributions in support of our military and nation.
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Better Childcare May Help Military Families More Than a Pay Raise, Study Finds
The study is based on in-depth interviews with 52 spouses from all military branches at 13 stateside and overseas bases.
Military Family Appreciation Quote: "How Lucky I Am"
A military family means more than just one service member leaning on a collection of supportive people stateside.
Private Grant Gives Major Funding Boost for Handful of Military Nonprofits
Five nonprofits on Friday announced plans to expand their services thanks to a multimillion-dollar grant from transportation...
This Military Pharmacy Program Could Reduce Waiting Room Time
The days of sitting in a military treatment facility pharmacy waiting area for hours at a time may be over soon.
This Military Spouse Scholarship Is Now Available All Year Long
This military spouse scholarship no longer has a deadline.
Veteran Family Benefits
These are the veteran family benefits available through the Department of Veterans Affairs.
5 Things Military Families Must Know About Tricare's New Open Enrollment
Tricare's new open enrollment system will forever change how you change your Tricare coverage. Here's what you need to know.
HOT! Target Gives 10 Percent Military Discount for Veterans Day 2018
Excited about a 2018 Target Veterans Day discount? Yup, us too.
Deadlines Soon for These 2018 Military Spouse and Family Scholarships
Looking for money for school? These military spouse and family scholarships have deadlines over Spring, 2018.
President Proclaims November National Veterans and Military Families Month
President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation designating November as National Veterans and Military Families Month.
These Are the 10 Best Cities for Veterans in 2018
Of the 10 cities ranked best for transitioning troops and veterans, eight of them are in the middle of the U.S. map.
Can a TV Home Makeover Show Inspire More Than 'Thank You for Your Service?'
Can a home makeover show teach Americans how to really thank veterans?
This Nonprofit Helps Fill the Gap for Injured Veterans
The Semper Fi Fund can fill the gap, helping injured U.S. troops and their families recover from war.
'You Military Wives:' Poem for MilSpouse Appreciation Day
This military wives poem is perfect for sharing. Read more.
Thank Your Good Neighbor With This Military Organization's Award
Do you have the best neighbor ever?
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