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Month of the Military Child kicks off in USAG Bavaria

April 1, 2015
Source: www.army.mil

April is Month of the Military Child, 30 days set aside to honor the contributions, strength and service of children in the military community. "These children have sacrificed their lives," said Lana Muzzy, Parent and Outreach director for Child, Youth and School Services. "They move around all the time and support deployed parents. Our job is to celebrate these children and to show our pride," she added.

Month of the Military Child kicks off in USAG Bavaria

April 1, 2015
Source: www.army.mil

April is Month of the Military Child, 30 days set aside to honor the contributions, strength and service of children in the military community.

Month of the Military Child: Youth attempt a world record

April 9, 2014
Source: www.army.mil

Move over Richard Simmons and "Sweating to the Oldies."

Raising awareness with pinwheels

April 7, 2014
Source: www.army.mil

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall kicked off the Month of the Military Child with a pinwheel parade to raise awareness about child abuse prevention April 1.

Young Lives, BIG Stories contest celebrates the life of Military Youth

April 1, 2014
Source: www.army.mil

Installation Management Command Child Youth and School Services celebrates the Month of the Military child with the Young Lives, Big Stories contest.

Post celebrates Month of the Military Child

March 28, 2013
Source: www.army.mil

This year's theme, "Proud, Ready and Resilient" highlights the ability of military children to adapt to the challenges of the military lifestyle.

2013 Month of the Military Child: "Proud, Ready and Resilient"

April 3, 2013
Source: http://www.army.mil

Since 1986, Army installations around the world recognize the sacrifices and applaud the courage of military children by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.