Having a loved one in the Armed Forces is daunting, and when faced with deployment, it can place the future of your relationship in question. While some couples go through this potentially perilous time together and come out stronger, others decide to go their separate ways, hoping it’s for the best.
Military couples are used to abrupt interruptions. But it can be especially disappointing if deployment means putting a wedding on hold. The good news is that couples can still be married in Montana, even if one or both partners can’t be physically present. Review these five things to know about Montana proxy marriages so you’re aware of your options.
When you have vowed both to protect your country from “enemies foreign and domestic” and also to “love and honor” another person who has also made that pledge to their country, your commitments can get complicated. Here are five important aspects of dual military marriage.
When one or both partners in a couple are serving in the armed forces, communication can be a challenge. Being separated by deployments is just part of it: members in different service branches sometimes seem to speak a different language. If you’re in a marriage or a committed partnership with a service member, learn these tips for communicating in a military relationship.
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