More On Deployment

As much as service members would like to establish a schedule for reaching their loved ones, being in a combat zone may...

Separation from your loved one can be a painful process, but the important thing is not to mope, or stop going about your...

The DHAP is a key element in the Army's Ready and Resilient Campaign, an effort to improve the resilience of Soldiers and...

Don't think for one minute that you have to face deployment alone – open yourself up to accepting help from others.

Whether for the first time or after several deployments, leaving home and family comes with heightened stress and...

For deploying servicemembers and families, there are resources available to help you during your transitions -- here's a...

Deployment causes stress for service members and their families, but it helps to know how it will affect you.

Marine Corps Community Services offers a Hearts Apart deployment support group, open to all spouses of a Marine or Sailor.

Spending time together with your children prior to deployment is important; here are a few ways to maximize the experience.

If your servicemember is closest to you, you may be entrusted with important documents and serve as an emergency contact.