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Navy Dudes…

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Commander in Chief At home

Here’s a book my youngest wrote at preschool yesterday. He did the illustrations and dictated to his teacher. I believe he is ready to follow in my footsteps!

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More on the Aftermath

Posted on August 26, 2012 by Commander in Chief At home

The military calls the post deployment adjustment time, reintegration. It’s a sterile word for something that is very messy. The reintegration period is fraught with emotion. The reunion kiss between husband and wife is something photographed and broadcast across network … Continue reading →