rejoicing during the waves and turbulence.
Ahhhh, going back to Anchors & Planes basics today... a new step in the military life. One of my most popular blog series is about Basic Training. After BMT, we headed for Tech, first duty station, multiple deployments, training's, and most recently ALS (Airman Leadership School.) My husband tested out of cycle post-recent deployment, and [...]
It is now Sunday night, and I must admit... I'm exhausted. Today we said our good-byes again to our Airman, as he moves on from Basic Training and moved to a new base! But lets back it up a bit... Friday was the Graduation ceremony at the parade fields, and holy cow, it was beautiful. Flags, retired [...]
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Basic Training: Graduation Weekend Congratulations to your Airman on their way to graduation weekend! For this weekend, I get to say congratulations to my Airman! After a long 8 1/2 weeks, you are now an Airman for the greatest Air Force in the world! For you supporters traveling to Lackland AFB (TX) for the Graduation [...]
If you are just joining, and are interested on Weeks 0-3 please click here to read my post on those weeks. If you are here to read about my experience with weeks 4-8, aloha! We are on day 58 of basic training! 8 weeks, 1344 hours, 80,640 minutes, 4,838,400 seconds of being apart, but who's counting? In just a few days [...]
If you have come across this post, it was most likely not by accident. If you are anything like me, you googled, "What is going to happen in Basic Training for my AB (Airman Basic)?!" or if you're identical to me, "What am I going to do during Basic Training?!" So your loved one has [...]
Davis and I met years ago. It seems like yesterday, I was walking in the hallways of our high school searching for his A's hat. I knew his name (praise the Lord for MySpace), and I knew he was dreamy... and I knew I liked the A's too, so obviously we were going to get married. [...]
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