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Life as an “Army Brat”… it’s quite difficult, it’s extremely nomadic, and it’s very much of a character-building experience. But, of course, most military youth know this because they are where I was some time ago.
I didn’t have the same experience as most do today. I spent the majority of my time as a military child living on Ft. Bliss. However, I did come away from the whole thing with an interesting perspective on both the good and bad parts of it all. read more here >>>
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Life As An Army Brat
by Katelyn Hobson
ARMY TEEN PANEL and Speak Out For Military Kids
My Experience With Speak Out for Military Kids and Army Teen Panel
by AJ, Son of a Soldier
ARMY TEEN PANEL and Speak Out For Military Kids
AJ, an 18 year old recent high school graduate shares his experience with SOMK and the Army Teen Panel.
AJ, Son of a Soldier. My Last Army Teen Panel Meeting & Highlights from the Army Ball
“PHENOMENAL”! I kept saying that the entire night with good reason at this year’s Army Ball, they went all out for the year of the NCO. There was spectacular food that enlightened our taste buds to a satisfaction level of perfection along with six amazing performers of various genres of music soothing our ears as we dined, and all of them were related to the military in their own special way. After the presentations and...
My journey with Speak Out Military Kids is one that I will never forget. It all began when my mother informed me of a group that was designed and orchestrated to help both military and civilian youth cope with deployment and the influence that the military lifestyle has on our lives. The idea of an organization that prides itself in helping the voices of our youth to be heard on a local and national level was outstanding to me. I joined SOMK on October 13th of 2007 at their lock-in training; I didn’t...
