Raising Army Brats

Many military families worry about how the Army life is going to impact their children, what would you say about your kids' time as Army Brats?
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[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

we hen i was growing up especially in germany we all ended up looking the same because we all dressed the same. this was because most of all shopped at the same place.
as most children actually pick up their accents and verbal idiosyncrasies from their peers we all developed a very similar speech pattern as well

[@annamariealeixo5419]

General Funk, I received a friend request from someone pretending to be you. He claims that you or this imposter is widowed.
Please get someone to investigate this.

[@robertdeffenbaugh9004]

My Mom and Dad were both in the Army National Guard in Sacramento so they didn’t have to worry about how it would impact us.
The Base and our School was near our House so it was very convenient.
Now my Sister is Air Force.
My Brother was Infantry till Afghanistan messed him up he got Asthma there.
Apparently Afghanistan made my Brother allergic to Tomatoes I was shocked when I found out he was never allergic to anything before Afghanistan.
It’s just the white dots on his face when he eats them so it’s not that bad.
My Brother’s Daughters were too young for it to effect them.
But my Sister is Air Force and she has a Son now that I haven’t met yet.
I think it’s great that my Nephew was born in Japan.

[@krysti3275]

I have never been through such horror in my entire life. I am fighting for the safety of my children and grandchildren and the safety for my brother and sister
We were very victimized