A Benefit Concert for The Fisher House
The Fisher House Benefit Concert Featuring Mick & The Big Dawg Patriots.
Military Tax Benefit: Delayed Actions When In a Combat Zone
Dealing with the IRS is stressful enough. It can become even more stressful if you or your spouse is in a combat zone.
The Challenges Of Reintegrating: The Perspective Of A Wounded Warrior Wife
A guest article on our website MilitaryFamily.com by Cherly Gansner, the wife of a severely injured veteran. Cherly founded WifeofaWoundedSoldier.com and is group leader on WoundedWarriorWives.org.
Shake, Rattle and Roll… What Are the Insurance and Tax Implications?
With any homeowner, there’s always a chance of facing damage with your home. For Military Families its always important to know what would the insurance and tax implications would be.
After Promise Of Bone Marrow Donation Marine Cpl. Wins 2.9 Million Jackpot
Alexander Degenhardt, a Marine Cpl., made a commitment to go through with a bone marrow donation that will happen in the next 6 months. He credits karma for what happened next.
26 year old Degenhardt, who is stationed in Washington, D.C., was in Las Vegas with some fellow Marines for training at Nellis Air Force Base. He had a few hours to kill before his return flight, and ended up playing the penny slot at the Bellagio, which takes bets from 40 cents up to two dollars.
Ten minutes later, he hit the jackpot—$2,882,808.32.
Military Community Awareness-Digital (MCA-D) introduces OPERATION REACH OUT, a smartphone app aimed at preventing suicide among military personnel and veterans.
Proposed Defense Budget May Leave Some Families Behind
An update on the budget situation and how it affects military families.
Suicidal Veteran Facing 40 Years In Prison – A Roadblock For Military Suicide Prevention?
Homeless Gulf War veteran who reached out to VA’s suicide hotline now faces four federal counts. What could this potentially mean for military suicide prevention?
