Reintegration: The Road Back After Korea - Part 1 - The Beginning

AWC > Military Life > Reintegration:  The Road Back After Korea

As most or all of you know, my husband spent the last year at Camp Hovey in South Korea.  As most people would be, I was so excited for my husband's homecoming that I forgot, that one of hardest part was yet to come.

A hardship tour is a lot different from a deployment in a lot of respects because during deployment there are reintegration meetings and FRG's are there to assist you with anything that you might need right before a deployment ends.  However, during a hardship tour you don't have any of that.

Save 15% at Snappin' Studio! Perfect Gift for the Servicemember in Your Life!

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AWC > Military Discounts & Savings > Save 15% at Snapping Studio.  Perfect Gift for the Servicemember in Your Life!

You've seen these wallet cards on our "AWC Pinners Favorite Things".  Snappin' Studio has heard about our love of their product and has provided a discount code for all of followers, "AWC15".  Make sure to enter it and save 15% are your purchase!

Buy something memorable that he can carry with him everywhere.  Whether he/she is home, in the field, or in Afghanistan, a wallet card insert is the perfect gift.  It can slide right into his pocket.  He/She has a zillion pockets doesn't he/she?

Keeping Connected Ideas

AWC > Deployment > Keeping Connected Ideas

How do you stay connected while you are seperated from your military spouse? Whether it's a field exercise or deployment, milestones happen. Check out what we've pinned!

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Sesame Street For Military Families on You Tube

AWC > Deployment > Keeping Connected Ideas > Sesame Street For Military Families on YouTube

Army Wives Club loves the series of videos created by Sesame Street.  I remember using the videos when my husband deployed to Afghanistan.  It's a great way help your children understand and keep the doors of communication open.