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DATE: May 6, 2026 at 02:58PM
SOURCE: THE CENTER FOR DEPLOYMENT PSYCHOLOGY
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In honor of the April's Month of the Military Child, this blog highlights the voices of 3 children as they reflect on the emotional and practical realities of growing up in a military family. Read the full blog by Jennifer Nevers. https://t.co/uUNYXisOdQ
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Staff Perspective: Adaptation and Absence - Voices of Military Children Across the Deployment Cycle | Center for Deployment Psychology
In honor of the April's Month of the Military Child, this blog highlights the voices of three children as they reflect on the emotional and practical realities of growing up in a military family. As the second part of a two-part series, it offers a closer look at one family’s experience navigating preparation, separation, and connection throughout the deployment cycle.
