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Military children—our resilient dandelions—teach us strength, adaptability, and wisdom as they grow through life’s constant changes and challenges.

Learn how Pyeongtaek Living 101 helps international and military-connected residents thrive in Korea with free classes, tours, and workshops in 2025.

Pyeongtaek Agro-Ecological Park is a seasonal gem with gardens, animals, and family fun—perfect for a relaxing day trip just minutes from Camp Humphreys.

Military children show strength, courage, and resilience through constant change. This tribute honors their sacrifices, voices, and unshakable spirit.

Osan Youth & Teen Center empowers future leaders through mentorship and growth programs, proudly celebrating its 2025 Military Youth of the Year winner.

April is Month of the Military Child, and we’ve been blown away by the talent, heart, and creativity shared through our poem and photo contest!

Dine with your pet at Dalmatian Restaurant in Starfield Suwon! Enjoy delicious meals together in a pet-friendly dining space. 🐶🍽️ #PetDini

Military life is a world of contrasts—where great rewards are often accompanied by great challenges. For military spouses, one of the...

Marriage can be challenging to nurture under the best circumstances. Add in five children, two demanding careers, and the complexities of...

Motherhood is beautiful, but postpartum struggles are real. You’re not alone—reach out, seek support, and know you are loved. 💜

By: Melissa Edwards-Whittington and South of Seoul Need a list of 24-hour emergency Animal Hospitals? It always feels like our fur...

Here are the top areas with the specific questions I recommend every parent ask before saying “yes” to a childcare provider.

New to Daegu? Join the Spouse Orientation & Subway Tour on Camp Walker for resources, tips, and a smooth start in Area IV!

Discover how federal employment can fit your military lifestyle. Our guide helps military spouses navigate federal employment opportunities with ease.

Daegu Troop 82100, part of USA Girl Scouts Overseas, offers girls in Area IV a chance to develop leadership skills, explore Korean culture, and make lifelong friends. From badge work in areas like finance and STEAM to cultural exchanges with local Korean Girl Scouts, the troop provides unique experiences. Highlights include tours of local landmarks like The Arc, self-defense lessons, and community service projects, all while fostering confidence and kindness in its members.