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AWTR: As a military spouse it is often difficult for me to find a decent job that isn’t something I would have done prior to college (like waiting tables). If I do find something it’s banking or office work and pays only $7.00 an hour. The problem? The locations we move to are remote and…
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Monthly Archives: February 2009I have friends who are in the process of getting a divorce. This wouldn’t normally be so bad, except he is in my husband’s Unit and she I became pretty good friends with while the boys were deployed. Every time there is an issue in the divorce it gets spilled out into the friendship, she… I have just recently heard of this fantastic opportunity for soldiers! I hope that this can help some of you out there to getaway, there are some stipulations however:*The Soldier must be married.*Their spouses must go with them as well.*An affilitation with Fort Stewart Army Base or NAS JacksonvilleHappy Reintegration Ya’ll!Click the link below for… Savannah is a beautiful and historic city, but also a lovely host to our very first ball. Now that our battallion is home and done with leave and FINALLY settling in we were able to have this gorgeous event. Our ball was rich in tradition and regulation. The usual toasts to the President, the Army,… hi, my name is vanessa and i was wondering is the military ball for the unit that comes home for good or do they only do a ball sometimes i’m a young military wife and i was just wondering Honestly I’m very new too Vanessa. I hear that it is usually what happens, at least at our post (Ft. Stewart). To honor those lost soldiers and to celebrate being home. It’s a fantastic event! I hope you will enjoy yours. The Army also has a ball for it’s birthday too. Your post may honor that. I wish I could be more help, but you can always email us at fromthefield@fieldproblems.com for more information on that In honor of Black History Month My husband and I have been given the unique opportunity to explore the history of the Buffalo Soldier. Just like the Tuskegee Airmen they made an awesome impact on behalf of this great nation. While researching this subject my husband discovered the legacy of the first female Buffalo Soldier…Cathay… |
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