-

The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: ‘Afghanistan Is Like a Member of My Family’
As U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, an Army spouse shares her perspective on a country she’s come to know and love through her husband’s many deployments and the toll the war there has taken on her life.
-

Space Force’s first senior spouse works to build a ‘family-like culture’
Mollie Raymond encourages Space Force families to reach out to her directly on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; a virtual spouse welcome is set for May 12.
-

How bad is DoD’s domestic abuse problem? Unclear, thanks to data gaps, auditors say
DoD and the services have made progress in their response to domestic abuse, but need better visibility over cases and commanders’ actions.
-

Jill Biden thanks military spouses in Colorado for service
The first lady spoke at Fort Carson near Colorado Springs at an event hosted by the United Service Organization Spouse Connection ahead of Military Spouse Appreciation Day on Friday.
-

Starting May 1, military exchanges open to more than half a million DoD and Coast Guard civilians
Military stores are ready for the more than half a million new eligible customers.
-

The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: An Army Spouse’s Journey from Homelessness and Incarceration to Running a Nonprofit
Marla Bautista shares her personal story that inspired her nonprofit helping the homeless community wherever the military takes them.
-

DoD military spouse symposium to offer strategies for careers, relationships
Military spouses: Sign up now for the DoD virtual symposium that starts April 27.
-

The Spouse Angle Podcast — This week: Here’s What Could Be Changing About Military Kids’ Education
A military kid shares her experiences moving from school to school, and a military child education leader shares what families can expect from a new White House program.
-

Family policy appointee will bring more military family voices to DoD, including her own
She’s lived the life, with 14 PCS moves under her belt and nursing licenses from seven states.
-

This is what the pandemic taught us about military child care
“You can’t separate child care from mission readiness.”
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: ‘Afghanistan Is Like a Member of My Family’
As U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, an Army spouse shares her perspective on a country she’s come to know and love through her husband’s many deployments and the toll the war there has taken on her life.
-
Space Force’s first senior spouse works to build a ‘family-like culture’
Mollie Raymond encourages Space Force families to reach out to her directly on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; a virtual spouse welcome is set for May 12.
-
How bad is DoD’s domestic abuse problem? Unclear, thanks to data gaps, auditors say
DoD and the services have made progress in their response to domestic abuse, but need better visibility over cases and commanders’ actions.
-
Jill Biden thanks military spouses in Colorado for service
The first lady spoke at Fort Carson near Colorado Springs at an event hosted by the United Service Organization Spouse Connection ahead of Military Spouse Appreciation Day on Friday.
-
Starting May 1, military exchanges open to more than half a million DoD and Coast Guard civilians
Military stores are ready for the more than half a million new eligible customers.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: An Army Spouse’s Journey from Homelessness and Incarceration to Running a Nonprofit
Marla Bautista shares her personal story that inspired her nonprofit helping the homeless community wherever the military takes them.
-
DoD military spouse symposium to offer strategies for careers, relationships
Military spouses: Sign up now for the DoD virtual symposium that starts April 27.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — This week: Here’s What Could Be Changing About Military Kids’ Education
A military kid shares her experiences moving from school to school, and a military child education leader shares what families can expect from a new White House program.
-
Family policy appointee will bring more military family voices to DoD, including her own
She’s lived the life, with 14 PCS moves under her belt and nursing licenses from seven states.
-
This is what the pandemic taught us about military child care
“You can’t separate child care from mission readiness.”
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: ‘Afghanistan Is Like a Member of My Family’
As U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, an Army spouse shares her perspective on a country she’s come to know and love through her husband’s many deployments and the toll the war there has taken on her life.
-
Space Force’s first senior spouse works to build a ‘family-like culture’
Mollie Raymond encourages Space Force families to reach out to her directly on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; a virtual spouse welcome is set for May 12.
-
How bad is DoD’s domestic abuse problem? Unclear, thanks to data gaps, auditors say
DoD and the services have made progress in their response to domestic abuse, but need better visibility over cases and commanders’ actions.
-
Jill Biden thanks military spouses in Colorado for service
The first lady spoke at Fort Carson near Colorado Springs at an event hosted by the United Service Organization Spouse Connection ahead of Military Spouse Appreciation Day on Friday.
-
Starting May 1, military exchanges open to more than half a million DoD and Coast Guard civilians
Military stores are ready for the more than half a million new eligible customers.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: An Army Spouse’s Journey from Homelessness and Incarceration to Running a Nonprofit
Marla Bautista shares her personal story that inspired her nonprofit helping the homeless community wherever the military takes them.
-
DoD military spouse symposium to offer strategies for careers, relationships
Military spouses: Sign up now for the DoD virtual symposium that starts April 27.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — This week: Here’s What Could Be Changing About Military Kids’ Education
A military kid shares her experiences moving from school to school, and a military child education leader shares what families can expect from a new White House program.
-
Family policy appointee will bring more military family voices to DoD, including her own
She’s lived the life, with 14 PCS moves under her belt and nursing licenses from seven states.
-
This is what the pandemic taught us about military child care
“You can’t separate child care from mission readiness.”











