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How to Love a sailor

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Have you ever wondered what it's like to be in love with a military man? I will help you understand and learn all that you will need to know how to get through the military life... more »

How to Make A Marine

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How do we make Marines - Leadership by Example. Marines are trained to be successful in battle and in life. What can we as civilians learn from these principles... more »

How to Pass a U.S. Air Force Flying Physical

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If you would love to go up into the wide blue yonder, consider being a pilot for the U.S. Air Force. With planning, hard work and good luck you will pass your physical with flying colors!.. more »

How to Plan a Bootcamp Survival Checklist

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We've all heard the rumors surrounding bootcamp from all angles of the military. Bottom line, it's not easy but the rewarding aspects come after the civilian becomes a soldier. The transition may not be easy for some; however what may help is ... more »

How to Prepare for a Military Permanent Change of Station (PCS)

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Depending on your branch of service, military families receive orders for a Permanent Change of Station every 2 to 4 years. After a couple of these, there is a routine that develops and helps make the transition go smoothly. Our experience was ... more »

How to Prepare for the Merchant Marine Academy

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The United States Merchant Marine Academy, located in Kings Point, New York, is designed to develop midshipmen to become shipboard officers of the merchant fleet. The merchant shipping industry is vital to the nation's economy and defense. The ... more »

How to Qualify for a Bronze Star Medal

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The Bronze Star Medal is the fourth highest award in the United States armed forces and should always be called by its full name to distinguish it from bronze service stars... more »

How to Qualify for a Civilian Service in Vietnam Medal

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The Civilian Service in Vietnam Medal is awarded to civilians who worked in Vietnam. You may apply for this award if you are the recipient, a family member of a recipient or an estate inheritor... more »

How to Qualify for a Distinguished Flying Cross Medal

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The Distinguished Flying Cross Medal is awarded for achievements in U.S. military flight. The medal was authorized by Congress on July 2, 1926, and the criteria for qualifying for the award was amended Jan. 8, 1938... more »

How to Qualify for a Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal

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The Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (GWOTEM) was authorized by President George W. Bush in March, 2003, and is awarded to United States service members who have fought terrorism overseas... more »

How to Qualify for a Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

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The Global War on Terrorism Service Medal (GWOTSM) was authorized by President George W. Bush on March 12, 2003, and to honor service members who have served in the war against terrorism... more »

How to Qualify for a Prisoner of War Medal

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The Prisoner of War Medal was authorized in 1986 by President Ronald Reagan and may be bestowed upon United States prisoners of war, also known as POWs. This honor is bestowed upon POWs in recognition of the sacrifices they gave up for their country... more »

How to Readjust to Family Life after Deployment

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You’ve waited months for your deployed tour of duty to end and you’re excited and relieved to be heading home. But while the occasion is indeed joyous, the luster will wear off soon enough and you’ll be faced with the problem of your own ... more »

How to Research a Military Career

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If you are thinking about pursuing a career in the military, do some research before enlisting. A career in the military equips you with unique values, skills and confidence. There are over 40,000 military jobs and many are not protective ... more »

How to Save Your Feet in Basic Training

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It is true that while in basic training your Training Instructor is going to tell you exactly what to do, when to do it, for how long and when you can stop. Your job is just to do as you're told and keep your mouth shut. But all the new shoes ... more »

How to Set Pace With Military Cadence

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Military cadence is a call and response song. Cadence serves the purpose of keeping everyone on the same pace while running or marching. It's a count with words that helps regulate breathing. The songs require a caller that leads the group and ... more »

How to Spend a Day in Military Basic Training

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Military basic training will place many demands on you, both mentally and physically. While there is no getting around the fact that this is probably going to be one of the more difficult things you've done, there are ways to help you meet the ... more »

How to Stand at Attention

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Military units are impressive when the service men and women are in formation standing at attention. If you've ever wondered how to properly stand at attention, military style, follow these steps... more »

How to Stand at Ease

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In military service, there are things you need to learn that are different from civilian life. In the military, there's absolute obedience to anyone whose rank is higher than yours. You don't get to question or debate the orders. Part of that ... more »

How to Start a Career in the Armed Forces

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So you want to join the military, but you still have some questions--like how you get in and what you do once you’re there. If you're in college or about to be, you can join the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) and graduate school as a ... more »

How to Step in Rhythm with Military Cadence

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A major part of basic training for the military is marching. Stepping in rhythm to cadence is one way that the instructors teach you teamwork. You are expected to march as part of a group. The entire group has to keep the same rhythm and step. ... more »

How to Study Military History

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The military history of any country is an integral part of understanding its future. The military history of the world is interrelated; no one country can act without affecting nations on the other side of the globe. But if military history ... more »

How to Study the Art of War

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The Art of War, written by Sun Tzu in sixth-century China, has long been regarded as the definitive work on military tactics. With 13 chapters each dedicated to one aspect of warfare, it has influenced Napoleon, General Douglas MacArthur and even ... more »

How to Survive Dating an Airman

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Dating an airman is full of excitement, but can take special effort. It's not like dating a classmate, someone you work with or the guy down the street. Because of his choice to dedicate his life (or at least a few years of it) to the United ... more »

How to Take an Army Warrior Transition Course

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If you're on active duty or previously served in the U.S. Navy, Air Force or Coast Guard and want to transfer to the Army, you must complete the Army's Warrior Transition Course (WTC.) The intensive four-week training session held in Fort Knox, ... more »

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