Spouse Transition

The Military.com Transition app can help military families successfully navigate their way from service to civilian life. (Military.com)

Can't Make Military Transition Class? There's an App for That

You're dealing with the now while planning for the transition unknown. That's why we have the Transition app.

John and Jo Noll opened Swatara Coffee in Jonestown, Penn. after John left the Navy. (Courtesy of John and Jo Noll)

Tackling Military Transition: Spouse Ingenuity Makes the Difference

A successful military transition isn't just a matter of good luck.

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Veteran Family Benefits

These are the veteran family benefits available through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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This Is How We Bridge That Civilian-Military Divide

Hint: It's going to take a little action.

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Military OneSource Expanding to More Families

Like using Military OneSource's services? The DoD is expanding how long you'll have access to them after getting out.

Ida Malone watches her husband, Navy Chief Petty Officer Averill Malone, as he checks for job offers in his email. Ida is also Averill’s caregiver who helps prevent him reacting to situations that could trigger his post-traumatic stress disorder. (Defense Department/EJ Hersom)

This New, Short Video Course Gives Easy VA Rundown

Can you be a caregiver master on the Department of Veterans Affairs? This course could help.

Shundra Johnson, right, and her husband Coast Guard Lt. Sancho Johnson share a moment during the Navy’s wounded warrior training camp for the 2015 DoD Warrior Games in Port Hueneme, Calif., May 29, 2015. (DoD News photo by EJ Hersom)

New VA Advisory Council to Highlight Family, Caregiver Issues

Caregiver, survivor and veteran family issues soon will be pushed directly to the Department of Veterans Affairs' top officia...

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5 Things You Shouldn't Worry About During Military Transition

There are a million things you really should worry about during military transitions, but here are five common concerns you c...

Kathryn Barrager, Child Development Center family child care provider, reads to the children at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia. (Photo: U.S. Air Force/Senior Airman Derek Seifert)

How to Afford Child Care After Leaving the Military

Child care is expensive. Do you have a plan for affording it?

Military Caregivers: When You're the One With PTSD

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Lt. Tom Kelly, lower right, and other members of his B-24 crew, circa 1943. The bomber was later shot down in Hansa Bay in what is now Papua New Guinea during World War II. (US Army Air Force/Kelly Family Research Project via AP)

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