Spouse and Family
DoD Council to Recommend Expanding Military Child Care Capacity
The move recognizes increased burdens on families brought on by the pandemic.
The move recognizes increased burdens on families brought on by the pandemic.
A deadline is approaching to replace a type of firefighting foam that's contaminated hundreds of installations.
Meet Christian Kaman, and learn how he balances entrepreneurship, education, and a family on the move.
MOAA contributed to a report offering improvements to military K-12 schooling during the pandemic.
Programs are available within and outside of the government. Check out your options.
The 14-member group is targeting absentee procedures and making voters aware of key deadlines.
Officers and spouses are pursuing creative solutions, while hoping defense leaders will improve military child care and education.
You don't need to be a veteran to receive assistance. Learn how to take part or refer others.
Planning to start your own business? You don't have to go it alone.
With scams targeting military families on the rise, arm yourself with knowledge.
The new cards, already in circulation, have an updated design and security features to deter fraud.
Through Military OneSource, servicemembers can access a portal to find child care providers.