Imagine you PCS’d in August and are just now disposing of the last few moving boxes and bits of packing paper. You breathe a sigh of relief — you’re home and getting settled in. Then suddenly you start hearing from family members wondering if you’re coming home for Thanksgiving. Or they let you know they’d like to visit you for Thanksgiving. At the exchange, you notice the place is brimming with holiday décor, and it’s not even Halloween yet. Your PCS stress may be fading, but holiday stress is beginning to brew.
Tips for Airline Travel With Young Kids
If you stay a military spouse for long enough, you’ll probably find yourself needing to fly on an airplane somewhere with your children by yourself, whether that be due to a cross-country …
