Military Culture
THIS society has an authoritarian structure and a class system where members have a strong sense of mission and prepare themselves for disaster and death.
Warrior Society
The average military child moves THIS many times between Kindergarten and Twelfth Grade.
6-9 times
More than 75% of injuries come from guns, explosions, or hand-to-hand combat.
Explosions
THIS type of violence can occur more in military families because couples are more likely to marry younger and are not emotionally mature.
Domestic Violence
Children can feel drawn to join the military if their parents have served. This is known as keeping WHAT.
Family Tradition
Children between ages 12-18 become more socially isolated and have more eating or sleeping disorders when their parent is THIS.
Deployed
Previously more of a stay-at-home military branch, THEY are now getting called up more often.
The National Guard and Reserves
A PLAN required by all military branches to state who is caring for the children while the parents are deployed.
Family Care Plan
There is a lot of stigma in the military around seeking help for THIS type of issue.
Mental Health
Kids in school may not associate with other military kids based on their parents THIS.
Rank
Operation Inherent Resolve aims to defeat ISIS and is based in THESE two countries.
Iraq & Syria
THE PHASE in the cycle of deployment that is the period of preparation just prior to the return of a family member.
Reunion
Knowing the proper military language is necessary for building rapport. The Army has soldiers, the Navy has sailors and the Marine Corps has THIS.
Marines
During THIS period of time without war or conflict, military children fare better psychologically than civilian children.
Peacetime
Previously a draft process, both men and women are now joining the military as WHAT.
Volunteers
The estimated PERCENTAGE of service members that are married and have kids.
More than 50%