16 Thanksgiving memes that only 2020 could bring
2020 is a different year and this is especially true as we have our Thanksgiving dinners lockdown style. We veterans are like family: we can pick on each other and…
Is COVID-19 the slow death of MilSpouse clubs?
Spouse clubs – you either love them or hate them, depending on your experience. Or, you try to stay so far away from them that you’ve yet to form an…
CDC director: We can control virus in 4 to 8 weeks if everyone in the US wears a mask
What I learned about my kids during lockdown, according to 17 dads
Coronavirus lockdown changed a lot — especially a parent’s relationship with their kids. The situation brought families together, …
Is Your Mental Health Declining During the Pandemic? You Are Not Alone…
For quite some time I have joked that God thinks I am hard of hearing and that He needs to scream at me to get a message. Case in point, this year I picked rest as my word of the year. I thought I needed to figure out how to slow down, enjo…
How to avoid the awkward phase with your buzz cut
COVID-19 lockdown made amateur barbers of many of us, and a lot of men took the
What it’s like living off the grid during Covid-19
Living off the grid can feel like a dream. The water is fresh, the grass is green; hard work is rewarding, and mistakes are…
Feed the Rangers: America’s elite left without enough food
Feed the Rangers.
It’s hard to imagine that one of the U.S. military’s premier Special Operations units would fail to sufficiently f…
2020 Armed Forces Insurance Spouse of the Year Fort Bragg rallies support for soldiers in quarantine after deployment
Tiffany Marquis is no stranger to serving her community through volunteerism. Together with her active neighborhood, she’s turned quarantine walks into decorative art treasure hunts with sidewalk chalk displays, massive egg hunts, and even painted …
65 marathons, 1 treadmill, 0 days off: How a Navy fitness trainer took on a world record during lockdown in Italy
Even before Italy locked down in response to the coronavirus, Alyssa Clark could tell something more severe was coming.
“It was probably mid-February where we started having [authorities say] if you’ve traveled in this region, you need to ma…