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Looking for fun activities for your family to do when visiting Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas for Air Force BMT graduation? Repin this to save ideas for things to see and do in San Antonio for when it's your Airman's time! Note: This blog was written when graduation from Air Force BMT occurred in week eight of training. With the updated program, families and friends are invited to celebrate graduation at the end of the 7th week of training.
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Love this!! This momma bird needs to let them test their wings
18 years of uniforms, deployments, and juggling family life with government life. It’s been a marathon full of twists, turns and births of babies, but there are a few things I learned early on as a military member and a mom. #motherhood #militaryfamily
"Ship day is the date an Active-Duty soldier’s contract begins. This is a day that family members will never forget. This is the day my 19-year-old son left to join the world’s greatest Air Force and left behind a hole in my heart the size of Texas." Click the pin to learn more on how Monique, an Air Force Mom worked through her emotions and learned to be thankful for the journey!
40 Programs and Services You Didn't Know the Military Offered, definitely need to keep this in mind for military life
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If you’re feeling nervous and afraid about joining the military, I can definitely relate. Basic training scared me. To make matters worse, I had to go through it twice. You read that right, twice. Once, when I entered the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School and then again a year later when I started my time at the United States Air Force Academy. After going through the experience once, you’d think I’d be less afraid the second time around, but I wasn’t. If anything, I was…
Words from an AirForce Mom to her deploying Airman Son
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