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Your Fairbanks, Alaska Area Guide
By Carla Olivo, Marine Spouse Up for a little midnight sun? It's been said the Fairbanks region of Alaska will awaken the spirit and nourish the soul. Unique is one word that comes to mind. From the aurora borealis to sunlight in the middle of the night, being...
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Moving to Fort Drum? What Military Families Need to Know.
By Jenny Hale, The Social Media Guru So, you have orders to Fort Drum? Climb to Glory! While you may be concerned about the weather, Fort Drum has incredible sights, unique experiences, and even another country nearby (Canada is a day trip!), making it a unique duty...
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Moving to Joint Base Lewis–McChord? What Military Families Need to Know.
By Sonia Garza, Army Spouse Fort Lewis (known as Joint Base Lewis-McChord) has an almost 100-year history in the Pacific Northwest. What started out to be a small fort, has grown into one of the world’s largest military complexes. Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) was...
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Moving to Goldsboro NC? What Military Families Need to Know.
By Wendi Iacobello, Army Spouse Seymour Johnson Air Force Base is the only active Air Force Base in North Carolina, since the Army took over Pope AFB at Fort Bragg. It is situated in Goldsboro NC and is home to over 4,000 service members. PCSing t0 Seymour Johnson...
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Moving to Marine Corps Base Quantico? What Military Families Need to Know.
By Paige Keyser, Air Force Spouse Welcome to the Crossroads of the Marine Corps! There are approximately 4,000 military service members and their families living in Quantico VA. It is home to the Marine Corps Combat Development Command and the Training and Education...
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Moving to Camp Lejeune? What Military Families Need to Know.
Your MCCS Camp Lejeune Area Guide Is Eastern North Carolina is your next destination in this fabulous adventure we love to call military life? Well, welcome to the Crystal Coast! Camp LeJeune, North Carolina is located so close to the beach that we actually have one...
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Moving to Fort Knox? What Military and Veteran Families Need to Know.
By Jenny Hale, The Military Social Media Guru Fort Knox is a great place to live with a ton of things to do in the area. The installation may be on the small side, but it has very important missions for the Army, including being home to Cadet Command and the Human...
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Moving to Fort Bragg, N.C.? What Military Families Need to Know
By Wendi Iacobello, Army Spouse PCS orders to Fort Bragg? Welcome to Coastal North Carolina! Bragg is famously known as the home of the 82nd Airborne Division, but it also houses Special Operations Forces, 18th Airborne Corps, Air Force, and PsyOps. It is one of the...
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Moving to Joint Base Langley-Eustis? What Military & Veteran Families Need to Know.
By: Carla Olivo, Marine Spouse So you are headed to Joint Base Langley-Eustis! The Hampton Roads area, often called “military-centric”, is the birthplace of Colonial America. It has the largest concentration of military installations of any metro area in the world....
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Moving to Fort Sam Houston? What Military Families Need to Know
By Carla Olivo, Marine Spouse Fort Sam Houston is one of three primary locations that comprise Joint Base San Antonio. The Air Force is the lead agency for Joint Base San Antonio, which includes Lackland AFB, Randolph AFB, and Fort Sam Houston. Lackland is home to the...
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