LEAD STORY: Communicating Across the Miles: Answers to your biggest questions about staying connected
Service members and their families have
many ways to stay connected during deployments and unaccompanied
assignments. But even with the growth in opportunities to communicate, what should
you be talking about? And how do you
handle difficult topics?
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Our Deployment Guide for
2012 is packed with useful and relevant articles to help
deploying soldiers smoothly
transition to their destination,
stay in contact with loved ones,
and make better decisions.
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information:
- Reintegration - Coming Home: December 2011 marked the offi cial end to U.S. combat operations in Iraq, some 105 months
after they began. - Deployment Briefs: Army Looks to Ensure Consistent PTSD Diagnosis; Army Begins Nine-Month Deployments in 2012
- Pre-Deployment Checklists
- Deployment Talk: Let Deployment Help Job Reintegration
- Education: Deployed Troops get Education Opportunities
- Education: Bureau Works to Protect Troops Pursuing Education
- Your Deployment: Getting Your Financial House in Order
- Your Benefits: The Post-9/11 GI-Bill and What it Means to You
- Reintegration: Your Reintegration Communication Checklist
- RNG Spotlight
- Reintegration: The Smiley Family on Reintegration
- Sound Bites
