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The Importance of Family in Military Bonds Join us as we reflect on the significance of camaraderie within military units. Discover how shared experiences and stability create family-like bonds that last for decades, influencing personal growth and the search for connection throughout life. #MilitaryBonds #FamilyValues #Camaraderie #SharedExperiences #PersonalGrowth #StableRelationships #VeteranCommunity #LifeLessons #ChildhoodMemories #MilitaryLife

The Importance of Family in Military Bonds Join us as we reflect on the significance of camaraderie within military units. Discover how shared experiences and stability create family-like bonds that last for decades, influencing personal growth and the search for connection throughout life. #MilitaryBonds #FamilyValues #Camaraderie #SharedExperiences #PersonalGrowth #StableRelationships #VeteranCommunity #LifeLessons #ChildhoodMemories #MilitaryLife

Military life often means starting over in a new city, but that doesn’t mean you have to do it alone. Building connections with those around you can bring invaluable support during challenging times. 🤝 Read more about why creating your own circle of trust is key for military families: https://lnkd.in/emxe4bav. #MilitaryLife #CommunityBuilding #SupportSystem #MFedInform

As we prepare for the 4th of July, we remember the best way to honor those who serve our country is by making sure they have enough to eat. Join us in urging Congress address the unique challenges of military families who struggle with #FoodInsecurity https://loom.ly/mM0c6j4

The City of Niceville was awarded a Florida Defense Infrastructure Grant of $396,800 to support the architectural and engineering effort to design a proposed Cat-5+ 8,600 square foot Range Fire Station and a Cat-5+ 3,500 square foot Fire Rescue Emergency Equipment Storage Facility.

November is National Veteran and Military Families Month. As a military family, you face challenges and opportunities in managing your finances. Planning for your financial future is important, regardless of where you are in your journey. Read our latest blog for a few key financial considerations for military families. https://lnkd.in/gu9rGwyr

As we prepare for the 4th of July, we remember the best way to honor those who serve our country is by making sure they have enough to eat. Join us in urging Congress address the unique challenges of military families who struggle with #FoodInsecurity https://loom.ly/mM0c6j4

#MemorialDay is a day of remembrance and reflection, allowing the nation to express gratitude and pay tribute to the ultimate sacrifices made by brave individuals. Financial planning plays a crucial role in the lives of veterans and those serving in the military. The unique challenges faced by these individuals necessitate careful and strategic management of their financial resources: https://hubs.la/Q02vLhgN0

What are you doing today to celebrate? Did you know that Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for honoring and mourning the U.S. military personnel who served and died? More about this Federal Holiday: https://loom.ly/5960pb4 #memorialday #nonprofitinsurance #mindfulmethodology #insuranceexperts #mindfulinsurance

Now that I'm "out" I finally feel the freedom to confidently say if you want to increase military retention, you have to start with military families. I heard a prominent military spouse share the anecdote that service members are beautiful flowers, and military spouses are the, ahem, fertilizer they need to grow (keeping it profesh for the LinkedIn crowd). Frankly, that's exactly how it feels most days as a military spouse - and I'm one of the lucky ones with a remote career, who is not underemployed, and currently loves where we live. Think about it: in what world would you, at most, want to be second-best to your spouse? You cannot plan anything from vacations to five-year plans with any certainty, much less where you might live. You give up everything you know: friends, family, support, hair stylists (this one is tough), doctors, etc., to follow someone else around and support their career - one that often leaves you on your own. And yet, we do it. I did it for 18 years, and it was hard, and I had to fight for silver linings. I know the military has much, much bigger issues than caring about spouses, but here's an idea: don't move folks around so much. In the civilian world, it's rare to ship you off to different locations every two-to-three years - especially when you have to travel so much for work, anyway. Also, it would save the military precious dollars. It's not that simple of a solution, but taking care of families will go a long way with military retention.