Recent Military Blog | Military Spouses/Significant Others Posts5 Things You Should Know Before Attending an Air Force Functionby Lisa P30 Jul 2006 01:50 PM1. Is it formal, semi-formal or battle dress? If it is formal, your escort will wear a Mess Dress which is the Air Force version of a tuxedo. You will need to wear a full-length gown (ladies) or a tuxedo (men). 3 Things a Military Spouse Needs to Knowby Lisa P09 Jul 2006 11:17 AMSo you've married into the military, huh? As an eight-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force and an Air Force wife for seven years, I feel qualified to tell you a few things. Today, I plan to tell you about the three magic things you need to know: your spouse's rank, unit and duty phone number. Keep Math Skills Up Over The Summerby Jamie Wilson23 Jun 2006 05:14 PMAs a military spouse, you are often effectively a single mother (um, or father) -- worse, you're deployed away from supportive grandparents, siblings, and friends. Military, Love, and Distanceby Libby Pelham17 Jun 2006 07:15 AMIf you ever fall in love with someone in the military, chances are good you will be separated at some point. My husband and I met two and a half weeks before he to move to Pensacola, Florida - a seven-hour drive from Memphis, where I lived. We then decided to try to do the long distance thing. My Life as a Military Wifeby Libby Pelham13 Jun 2006 08:25 PMI apologize for the dorky title, but since I am new to the military blog, I thought I might tell you a little about myself. I am an older military wife. I met my wonderful Marine husband when I was 32 years old and we married when I was 37. I grew up with a few military members in my family. Controlling Stress During a Postingby Cindy McKie03 Apr 2006 01:52 PMAs of late I have taken on a new role in life. With this new role comes the title "Pawn in the real estate waiting game"; a title I am not the least bit fond of. Job Hunting For Military Spousesby Cindy McKie27 Mar 2006 07:41 PMBeing posted along with your military spouse to a new city or town usually means you'll be job hunting soon. It can be stressful and frustrating to leave a familiar job, especially if it's a job you love, and have to hit the pavement again in search of a new one. An Army Wife Againby Leisa Wilson28 Jan 2006 12:09 PMNine years after he got out, my husband came home and informed me he was joining the National Guard. It would be a great addition to the income and it was, after all, only one weekend a month and two weeks per year. Until 9/11. Jobs Information for Military Spousesby Leisa Wilson14 Jan 2006 01:47 PMDuring my time as an active duty wife, I ran into a problem that I am sure many of you experience today--trying to find a job. It was the early 90s, and the country was in the middle of a recession. To top it off, we lived in a very rural area outside Fort Drum, New York. Jobs were not plentiful. Recent Blog Comments sweetsugarlove says... "The first and largest dating site for admirers of those who wear the uniform." Lisa P says... "Please realize that the blogs are simply articles posted by writers." |
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