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The policy previously allowed troops to file for reimbursement during temporary duty assignments but not permanent change of station moves.

April is being celebrated as the Month of the Military Child on Fort Novosel.

As a military spouse, Rochele Grierson knows firsthand the importance of social resiliency.

Having to balance the demands of the Army and establishing a new routine with a new child at home makes raising children more difficult. New parents in the armed forces

Having to balance the demands of the Army and establish a new routine with a new child at home makes raising children more difficult. New parents in the armed forces

The new year is bringing new opportunities for Team Redstone’s new parents. On Jan. 30 the ChildWise building on Vincent Drive will restart the New Parent Support Program’s play morning

BOX ELDER, S.D.- Military families are some of the most resilient in the country. When they add a new member, some may need extra support. Kherdine Weber, better known as

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Fort Cavazos Family Advocacy Program’s Victim Advocate Program, in partnership with the 1st Cavalry Division, organized an event to urge supporters to

Camp Pendleton, CA (PRWEB) May 15, 2023 -- San Diego, Calif. (May 12, 2023) - The Armed Services YMCA Camp Pendleton (ASYMCA) has received a $312,000 grant

The New Parent Support Program taught a shaken baby syndrome class for dozens of current and soon-to-be parents in the Pregnancy Postpartum Physical Training Program April 5 at the Spirit