Each month we talk to a new military spouse with a new story to tell. This month Karen Francis shares with us about being a military spouse but also being a military mom.

In part 5 of our “New to the Military” series we will be discussing the topic we have all waited for, preparing for homecoming!

How does one family keep such a positive outlook on life with constant separations and transitions?

In part 4 of her “New to the Military” guide, Angela Caban covers the basics of deployment that include: emergencies, OPSEC, and care packages.

Operation Homefront Back-to-School Brigade is a program for military kids grades K-12, that helps them receive free school supplies and backpacks.

Military families juggle parenting, work and budget crunches, while dealing with deployments, homecomings, and the occational PCS. So how do we handle the chaos?

When your servicemember has returned home, how hard can it be to transition back to civilian life?

A new outstation at the Carroll County Youth Service Bureau has recently been opened by the BaltimoreVetCenter. The outstation will provide counseling services to veterans and their families.

Milicruit, a virtual career fair website company, will host a job fair specifically for veterans. On June 23rd the website opened and is free of charge to military members and their spouses.

Amanda Savage is a National Guard spouse who dedicates her life to taking care of her family. Amanda shares with us how she gained the strength to cope through loss, depression and the many stressors of the life of a military spouse.