What Military Spouses Want Their Civilian Friends To Know
I saw them every day. I went to school with them. Military kids.
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Last Updated on May 19, 2020 by Writer
Owner of Soldier's Wife, Crazy Life. Writer, reader, coffee drinker. Mom to three boys, wife of a National Guard soldier. Living life in Tennessee.
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Ned Chaney US Army SFC (retired)
“We will miss this life when it is over, even if we couldn’t wait to be civilians again”
Boy is that ever true! And it hits you every time you go on a base after you separate/retire. My wife and I talk about this a lot.