Family and Spouse

Moving overseas doesn't mean you have to stop participating in Girl Scouts. Here's how you can continue with the organization...

Homecoming is always cited as a tremendous source of joy and relief after any deployment. Post-deployment honeymoon periods...

Isabel Hodge writes about her husband’s homecoming and shares his thoughts on what servicemembers most value when they return...

It’s happened over and over in military homes across the country. Well-meaning family and friends are practically busting...

It takes time to get used to being together as a family again -- follow these tips to make the transition easier.

To outsiders, the last two weeks of deployment ought to be happy, easy, simple weeks of anticipation. Those days are never...

Sarah Smiley recounts the tumultuous first few days of her servicemember's return home and how everyone learns to adjust.

One of the things I think we Americans have to understand is how historical timing can affect the return from war.

Under current law, dependent children lose their Tricare eligibility at age 21, or age 23 if they are full-time students.

It's hurricane season and it's time to practice our military spouse mantra: prepare for the worst, hope for the best.