It’s not easy to start over in a new place, and few people understand this better than a military spouse.

Military spouse employment, relocation and other issues are top of mind for active-duty families.

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Army spouse: "I’m cautiously optimistic.”

This move by DoD comes after many military families experienced a difficult time finding affordable — and available — housing in the current real estate market.

Good military news stories for August

The Air Force is telling its troops to expect PCS delays this summer.

Through her husband’s many deployments, Rebekah Sanderlin has come to love Afghanistan and its people.

First Lady Jill Biden has decided to tackle education as part of the White House Joining Forces Initiative.

Many military families with special needs don’t know about support services that are available to them through the military’s Exceptional Family Member Program, and others won’t enroll because of the stigma, a new survey shows.

The recent racial reckoning in the U.S. “has opened many eyes to the reality that the military community is not immune to the injustices and injuries of this systemic racism,” said military spouse Ingrid Herrera-Yee.

Survey questions will cover a range of topics, including deployment challenges, education, employment, military child education, financial challenges, health concerns, wellness and public policy issues.

Move over National Donut Day. There’s a new holiday in town — and it’s all about celebrating military couples.

Whether it’s paying for child care or scaling back work hours, school at home comes with a price tag for military parents.

When K-12 schools went remote this spring, some military families had to buy new computers or pay extra for faster internet.

In her column Home Front, Keilar has written about the struggles of military family life — including trying to plan a pregnancy around a war — as well as the strengths that the military community has to offer.

As protests continue across the country, two black military spouses share their experiences with racism and how they’re talking to their children about the death of George Floyd.