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Day in the Life: C-17 Weapons School

Day in the Life: C-17 Weapons School

Day in the Life: Army Black Hawk Pilot

Day in the Life: Army Black Hawk Pilot

Day in the Life: ROTC through Pilot Training

Day in the Life: ROTC through Pilot Training

A Day in The Life: Rescue Swimmer and Air Crew

A Day in The Life: Rescue Swimmer and Air Crew

Day in the Life: Air Battle Manager

Day in the Life: Air Battle Manager

A Day in the Life: F-16 Aircraft Maintenance Officer

A Day in the Life: F-16 Aircraft Maintenance Officer

A Day in the Life : KC135 Pilot

A Day in the Life : KC135 Pilot

A Day in the Life: Intelligence Officer

A Day in the Life: Intelligence Officer

Day in the Life: Dual Military Pilot Couple : C-17 + F-16

Day in the Life: Dual Military Pilot Couple : C-17 + F-16

Day in the Life: Air Traffic Controller

Day in the Life: Air Traffic Controller

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A Day In The Life: Military Pilot Marriage (C-17 + A-10)

A Day in the Life: Air Traffic Controller

A Day in the Life: Air Traffic Controller

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Been going back and forth on if I'm going to go or Been going back and forth on if I'm going to go or skip (for the third year in a row!!!!) if my husband is gone again 😅 I'm leaning hard toward going, and trying to bring along any other solo spouses in the squadron. What would you do?
Military children didn’t come into this life by Military children didn’t come into this life by oath, vow, or choice. It was merely thrust upon them by birth. These kids often experience more in a few short years than many adults will in a lifetime. They are strong, resilient, open hearted, and courageous. Operation Homefront is on a mission to encourage and recognize incredible military kids. Those ages 13-18 who excel in their scholarship, volunteerism, leadership, extracurriculars, and more - all while facing the challenges of military family life. If this reminds you of a military child in your life, comment “milkid” and we will send you think link to nominate them today! Recipients are chosen from each branch of service and nominations close on Dec 2! #AD #military #united4militaryfamilies #awards #militaryfamilies #MCOY2025
After 3.5 incredible years in Alaska, we are movin After 3.5 incredible years in Alaska, we are moving, like SOON. As in, the movers get here in 2 weeks soon! 😅 You may have been tracking that my husband recently wrapped up his active duty commitment and how we are officially transitioning into becoming an Air Force Reserve family while my husband shifts flying for the commercial airlines. For 10 years, I looked at this transition as a shift to where life would be dictated more by me and what I wanted to do after years of my life being at the will of the military. I’ve come to realize that as we grew and expanded our family, those priorities have shifted. And that the path we have chosen to take still will revolve around partially the military but also around this new life with the airlines. I’m learning to find beauty in a life of sacrificing self for the greater mission of a whole and happy family. So we are moving. And to a place that I honestly never planned to go back to🤪 Stay tuned because I will definitely be bringing you along for the ride as I try to accomplish all of the things with such a tight turn around😅 back to the Lower 48 we go!
No one ever knows the perfect thing to say to some No one ever knows the perfect thing to say to someone who is going through grief. After talking with our friend, and gold star spouse, @val.c.schmitz we understand that it doesn’t matter exactly what you say - as long as you say it. Showing up and supporting someone in their time of need is so important and the effort never goes unnoticed. Comment “listen” to hear Val talk through some of her experiences in her journey with grief and some of the amazing programs she’s found that support gold star families.

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