Tears of gratitude flowed as Constance Rosser, a retired Army lieutenant colonel, heard surprising news: Operation Homefront and its partner CSX would cover the mortgage payment on the Abingdon, Maryland, family’s home for the month.
Army spouse Deidre Larson felt ecstatic after receiving a gift card at an Operation Homefront’s Holiday Meals for Military® event in Anchorage, Alaska.
Jordan Tubbs followed family tradition when she joined the Army in 2016. She enlisted because she was unsure of her future and wanted to see sights beyond her hometown of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
As John Chargualaf and his girlfriend, Angelica, were out driving one day, she expressed curiosity about what was behind the walls of Andersen Air Force Base in their hometown of Yigo, Guam.
When Jullius Thomas was 19, he wanted to build new skills and see new places, and he enlisted in the Navy to expand his horizons.
Being a military spouse is a new experience for Angela Midro. She met her husband, Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jesse Midro, in 2022, about two years after he was stationed at Luke Air Force Base, outside Phoenix, Arizona.
Richard McDonald was in sixth grade when he watched the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It left such an impression that when he got older, he decided to become a Marine, enlisting in 2008.
Standing with his wife and two sons in the lawn of his newly purchased home in San Antonio, Texas, Marine veteran Rudy De Leon Jr. had realized a dream he was not sure would be possible. He was a homeowner.
Kasia Adamietz of Florida recently added homeowner to a list of titles that already included spouse, mom, Army veteran, soon-to-be college graduate, and cancer survivor.
Luci Lancaster was re-establishing her life after a near-death episode that ended her military career when she faced another crisis.
