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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Military wives. [/quote] Hard disagree. Life circumstances made it so that I was exposed to military culture/life intimately without being in the military. Military wives have to pack up and move their entire families every 2-3 years, immediately adapt to the new location/culture (and help their kids assimilate), make new friends, find new resources, and generally make up the lifeblood of base activities and community, ALL with an embarrassingly small amount of support. The nature of their husband's career make it so that they themselves are effectually prevented from developing their own careers, but their husbands and kids would be lost without them as a governing force. I have more respect for military spouses than nearly any other group.[/quote] Thank you. Military wives are the cornerstone of the force. Our nation’s unsung heroes. I remember seeing We Were Soldiers with DH at a base theater overseas years ago. The scene where Julia Moore takes it upon herself to deliver the regret to inform you telegrams to the new Gold Star Wives… As I teared up I looked around and all the wives were crying as well. Because we could relate at the deepest of levels. We knew it could be any of us either called to be as strong as her or receiving that ominous knock on the door.[/quote]
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