Companionship Benefits Both Vets and Service Animals October 21st is a special day for veterans needing animal companionship. Itâs National Pets for Veterans Day â an opportune time to pair shelter animals in need of forever homes with former service members in need of loving and loyal animal companions. Itâs also a time to spread ...Read More
You Can Put Your Trust in These Vehicles Buying a new car can be really exciting, but it can also be stressful. Imagine getting one that, unbeknownst to you, is prone to mechanical problems that can keep you off the road for weeks and cost you big bucks to get them fixed. Thatâs a decision ...Read More
Our Navy Turns 246 on October 13th! Would you believe that itâs going to be 246 years since the United States Navy was born? The worldâs most powerful naval force will be celebrating its birthday on the 13th of October. When it was first introduced to the world on October 13, 1775, at the height ...Read More
Show Our Retired Female Warriors Theyâve Not Been Forgotten When active conscription or drafting ended in 1973, women represented just 2% of enlisted personnel in the U.S. armed forces and 8% of the officer corps. With the latest available data from the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense, the number has risen to 16% of ...Read More
Worried About Those Odd Noises Your Car Makes? One fine day while youâre driving your way to work, you hear an unfamiliar noise coming from your car as you accelerate. You turn your music off and continue driving. But the noise wonât go away and you have no idea whatâs causing it. Learning to identify ...Read More
Manage Your Negative Feelings with These Activities While stress and anxiety may be uncomfortable to deal with, theyâre a normal part of being human. These feelings prepare and condition your mind and body as you face challenging situations. Unfortunately, our experiences can lead us to develop certain triggers that let these feelings go off even ...Read More
6 Tips to Improve Your Ties with Your Kids as You Return to Your Family Military families experience challenges that are far different from regular families, mainly because of long periods of deployment. As veterans hang up their boots at the end of their service, their reintegration into civilian life becomes a tough challenge as ...Read More
Learn Why Servicewomen Pay Much More for Their Uniforms than Their Male Counterparts Despite the reforms that have been instituted to ensure equality between men and women in the workplace, sports, and other fields, it is a sad truth that there are still laws that highlight the differences between the genders. Among these laws is ...Read More
Honor the Mothers of Our Slain Troops on September 26th Although a gold star may be a symbol of excellence, itâs a title that no mother would want to be given. Itâs because a Gold Star Mother is the mom of a fallen soldier. The âGold Starâ tradition started during World War II. At that ...Read More
Here Are the Most Livable Cities for Vets with Families For service members who are transitioning back to civilian life, searching for an affordable, vet-friendly place to settle is a top priority. While some cities offer a high quality of life, theyâre usually not good options if youâre planning to use your VA home loan ...Read More