More On Deployment

There are two main schools of thought on keeping a deployed spouse in the loop on problems at home.

One military wife refers to the whole deployment cycle as "Wait-Honeymoon-Suck."

Even as the Army prepares to grow, Lt. Gen. Joseph Anderson still worries about units not having enough time between...

Let a military spouse murmur the tiniest complaint about missing a deployed servicemember, and the Single Mom is whipped out...

At any given time, 225,000 military children have a parent deployed. Here are tips to help them cope.

This stage is the period from the Soldier's departure from home through the first month of the deployment.

"I had just finished saying that technology isn't always a good thing. Then twice in a week, I was proven wrong."

Use and abuse the following tips, not listed in any particular order of importance, to help you make that the time in between...

Being financially prepared is a big part of overall deployment readiness. Here are some basic guidelines that should be...

Kids often say the time after their parent returns home is the toughest part of a deployment for them. It's because of all...