Military Romance
Pictures and stories of what keeps the guys and gals involved in the US Military going strong and the romance alive. Now and then, close and far away, love knows no time or distance.
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Photoset reblogged from cøиvεяšε ＆ cøмвαт вøøтš
This is my best friend, Adam. His child had been in an improper position for birth for weeks and the doctor told them that their child had less than a 5% chance of turning (breeching).
Two weeks before her due date, Adam and Rebecca were informed that the baby had finally turned. To avoid further complications they had to induce labor. One problem, Adam was not scheduled to be home on leave for 2 more weeks.
Unknown to Rebecca, Adam went to his superiors and asked for 24 hours. He got it.
Adam made it home less than two hours before the birth of baby Owen. Chive, I’d love it if you could share this moment with the Chivers. God Bless the USA and the men and women who fight for its freedom. Oh, and Chive On!
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Link reblogged from ForeverInWonderland
For all my military wives. I love you and respect each of you.
The Definition of a Military Wife: My life, that you wont understand unless you are apart of it.
Lots of moving…
Moving…
Moving…
Moving far from home…
Moving two cars, three kids and one dog…all riding with HER of course.
…(Source: i-mstillbreathing)
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Link reblogged from Military Life 101
Today has been proclaimed as Military Spouse Appreciation Day!
From Whitehouse.gov
For more than two centuries, our freedom has been safeguarded by brave patriots who have stepped forward and sworn an oath to defend the principles upon which our Republic was founded. Alongside these selfless heroes, our Nation’s military spouses also offer tremendous service and make great sacrifices for our country. On Military Spouse Appreciation Day, we recognize the important role our military families play in keeping our Armed Forces strong and our country safe.
Our military spouses are a vital part of communities across America and around the world. We know them as our neighbors and friends, colleagues and coaches, teachers and nurses. They move from duty station to duty station, picking up their families and careers whenever their country asks. They keep their households running while dealing with the strain of deployment. They support our wounded warriors, preserve the legacies of our fallen, and find ways to give back to our country day after day.
(More in the title link)
Keep on doing what you do ladies and gentlemen!
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Photo reblogged from He Calls Me Cupcake
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