May Is Military Spouse Appreciation Month
Military Spouse Appreciation Month is May, when we recognize and honor the sacrifices that military spouse and families make.
Military Life
New DoD Policy for PCS Moves: Lithium Batteries
Beginning on May 15, 2023, the Department of Defense imposes limitations on transporting devices containing lithium batteries in household goods shipments. Some lithium batteries are acceptable for household goods moves, and some are not, as we’ll examine below. DoD Policy for Transporting Lithium Batteries in Household Goods Shipments Are lithium batteries dangerous? The Department of… Read more »
Education Programs, Certificates, and College Credit for Military Children
As parents raising military children, we are always looking for ways to help them learn and give them new experiences, no matter where we live in the world. From tech programs to programs that offer college credits, here is a list of programs for kids K-12 to help them learn and grow and prepare for… Read more »
PCSing Overseas as a Military Spouse
Moving overseas as a military spouse can be challenging, but these tips can help you navigate the process and make the transition smoother. Read more.
PCS Season: What is Command Sponsorship for Overseas Tours?
Command sponsorship can provide many benefits for military families who are relocating overseas. Learn what it is and how it works. Learn more.
Prepare For Your First PCS Move
Prepare For Your First-Time Permanent Change of Station Move (PCS) While there may be an exception or two along the way, typically every military member will experience a permanent change of station move or PCS. This part of military life can feel overwhelming the first time, but fortunately, you are not alone, and there is… Read more »
PCS Moves: Shipping a Privately Owned Vehicle Overseas
Shipping a privately owned vehicle overseas can be tricky. Learn what steps to take to make sure your vehicle arrives safely and on time. Read more.
PCS Moves and Your Personal Property: Fact & Fiction
There are some things to learn and remember about a PCS move that can make all the difference. We separate fact from fiction for PCS moves. When planning your move, keep the following things in mind.
PCS Move Problems: When Your Household Goods Are Damaged
Moving can be stressful, especially when your household goods are damaged. Learn what steps to take if this happens during your PCS move. Read more.
Divorce and the Military: What You Need to Know
Divorce is never easy, but it can be especially complicated when one or both spouses are in the military. Learn what you need to know to protect your rights and interests.