There is Hope
The world is in transition. 2019 is mostly behind us and 2020 looms ahead. Like those who transition out of the military we put off the old and wonder what...
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Giving Thanks for Transitioning Families
In our last article we interviewed Colonel Ted Studdard whose heart attack served as the unwelcomed impetus to exit the Marines. After our chat about...
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Take Time to Think
“No matter what the circumstances are, there is always time to think.” Colonel Bob Fawcett, USMC, (Ret). A few years ago, as Melissa was taking Ted to the...
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Transition like a STAR
AV-8 Harrier pilot, and 7 year veteran of coordinating the Mira Mar Air Show for the Marines, Phil Kendro had the world at his fingertips. He admits “I...
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Veteran Organizations – Direct Links & Resources
Direct links & resources for veteran & military organizations, including wounded troops services organization – military social services...
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3.5 Steps To A Successful Transition
Excited and nervous your adrenaline is pumping as you sit at the exit door. The postage stamp sized earth below continues to shrink. The wind buffets...
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Turning to Technology to Stay Connected
Turning to Technology to Stay Connected Practicing social distancing from other people is not difficult for Army veteran Joey Pierstorff these days. He...
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What Makes a Warrior Strong
What Makes a Warrior Strong? How Big Sarge Found Strength in Being There for His Daughters For Bill “Big Sarge” Hansen, being strong is about more than...
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Military life from the perspective of a 12-year-old
Military life from the perspective of a 12-year-old In honor of April, the month of the military child, Kids’ Turn San Diego interviewed 12-year-old Taylor,...
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The First SEALKID
The First SEALKID Megan Foster was the first student SEALKIDS served. Megan, the daughter of an active duty Navy SEAL, found herself struggling in school....
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