If you need to know how to ship your POV through the VPC then look no further. So what is the VPC? The VPC is the vehicle processing center. This is the place that you will drop your vehicle off to in order to ship it OCONUS. You only utilize the VPC for the one vehicle that the military authorizes you to ship. If you plan on shipping a second vehicle then that is a different ... Read More
Lessons Learned & PCS Tips from My Experience
It’s not a secret that military members and their families move… they move A LOT! My family is averaging every three years that we are packing up and heading somewhere new. All of our moves within the last 10 years have been overseas or coming back from overseas. If you think moving stateside is stressful, try packing and moving a world away every three years. Through all of ... Read More
The Basics of an Overseas PCS
Moving for a PCS (permanent change of station) can be extremely stressful. The first time my husband got orders after we were married, we had to move from the US to Belgium. Talk about throwing me into the deep end and hoping I could swim! I am a bit of a research queen, so I figured it out. Now that we’ve done this for a while and I have learned a lot of lessons along the way, ... Read More
10 Valentine’s Day Gifts Men Really Want
Valentine's Day is right around the corner and if you are like me, then you are stressing out a bit. Trying to find a good gift for the man in your life is a difficult task. Normally I get sappy and make something but I started to notice that those gifts, while meaningful, sit on his nightstand without a second glance. So this year, I vowed to get him a gift that was useful. I ... Read More
A Tribute To All American Veterans
Veterans Day, previously known as Armistice Day, dates all the way back to November 11, 1918. Today it’s a National holiday dedicated to American veterans of all wars but the history behind the holiday is not widely known. In 1918, during World War I, a temporary cessation of hostilities was declared between the Allied nations and Germany on the 11th hour of the 11th day ... Read More
