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http://ftrileypost.com/newsdetail.asp?article_id=4149 Military spouses at Fort Riley were treated to something special when hosts Tara Crooks and Starlett Henderson of the radio show Army Wife Network sponsored the Spouse Field Exercise: Priceless Packages seminar May 20 and 21 at Riley’s Conference Center. The two-day event provided information, networking and fun for spouses. Crooks and Henderson greeted…
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Monthly Archives: May 2010This post is from LovingASoldier.com. Loving A Soldier? Living The Life? For more resources visit ArmyWifeNetwork.com! Star… I love this cartoon. I have never seen this before and think it is awesome!!! Have a wonderful Memorial Day Weekend everyone and be safe!!!! Meet the Beehners, from Sayville, NJ. Dad, William, has been away on active duty for all but 6 months out of the past 5 years. Now that he is home, he is struggling to reconnect with both his daughter and wife. Daughter, Madison, likes having Dad back in her life, but she doesn’t like having… May 2010 marks the one-year anniversary of the launch of the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury’s (DCoE’s) Real Warriors Campaign. With the tag line, “Real Warriors. Real Battles. Real Strength.,” the multimedia public awareness campaign focuses on combating the stigma associated with seeking treatment for psychological health and traumatic… Here's a Special Profile, which we'll share one each day through Memorial Day: An experienced nurse, Air Force Lt. Col. Mary Carlisle thought she was ready for Iraq, but what she saw changed her forever: http://bit.ly/cMWj5B. Thank you for all you do for our wonderful warriors! Wounded on two combat tours in Iraq, Maj. Gen. David Blackledge talks about the invisible wounds of PTSD: http://bit.ly/bkBZRG. Today I’m writing to you, not as the Program Director of the Post-Deployment Health Reassessment (PDHRA), but as a fellow military spouse. Like many of you, I’ve said good-bye to my husband and worked through the reintegration process when he returned from his assignment. It’s a strain on everyone. The strain can be greater when… I served in Vietnam as dog hdlaner with my best friend DUKE. To this day I keep a picture of the two of us in Vietnam. DUKE was put down on the very day that I was to leave country for the states. I will most likely purchase the book but as in most cases when trying to read about this subject, its heartbreaking and I find myself reliving those days (42 years ago). I am so glad that the dogs do have a chance for a life after dervice. |
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