Service members who have been seriously wounded often go on to accomplish great things after recovering, and one former Fort Carson platoon leader is certainly testament to that.

Airports have grown to become an emotional part of military life. Saying goodbye to family members deploying overseas and welcoming them back from their tour take place in terminals around the country, but at Greater Binghamton Airport there is a room specifically for military families.

Permanent changes of station (PCS) can be stressful for many military families. Not only do they require members to forge a new life for themselves each time they relocate - something which is especially challenging for children - but the burden of finding new military lodging opportunities is difficult as well.

As the Department of Defense (DOD) looks to cut costs, some of the proposals have been met with criticism.

There are many challenges associated with being a member of a military family. Along with managing stress caused by regular deployments, the loved ones of service members often have to navigate the tricky world of a permanent change of station (PCS).