Spouse Careers

While the military will always throw a monkey wrench in any best-laid plans, your career doesn't have to be one of them.

You want a career, but you have to balance it with your military life. Here are six tips for making it happen.

Mastering networking wherever you are comes down to five simple steps.

New duty station? No problem. Just get online and start combing Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn for professionals in your fie...

Whether a military spouse is changing careers or getting ready for his/her next job search, updating a resume is at the top o...

Unless you are in the business of the military or government contracting, meeting anyone on a military base can be difficult.

Marry into the military, and outsiders expect you will get free air travel, never pay a dime for dental, and walk right into...

Everyone needs a mentor: A person a little bit further on the path of life than you are, with wisdom and advice to spare.

A spouse doesn't want to hear about her sailor's work, invite military members over or have anything to do with the military.

This Army spouse doesn't just have her own small business. She helps other spouses and veterans have theirs, too.

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Army and Marine infantry may be moving closer to being transformed into an elite force, much like the 75th Ranger Regiment.

A decorated former Green Beret who has been charged in the death of a suspected Taliban bomber wants the charges dropped.

A man attempted to smash through a security gate, then charged personnel on foot.

"He was in the Navy for four years, and this is no different than being in the Navy," his spokesman said.

Officials say the new system will allow for quicker decisions and clear the backlog of claims.