Shemilore Oguntoye- First Command Financial Advisor

Are you experiencing stress because of a PCS move? Processing your feelings is the first step to understanding how you can move forward. Let’s dive into five questions that you can ask yourself in times of PCS stress.

5 Questions to Ask as You Process Your PCS Stress Stress isn't just a mood. Stress creates a direct response in your body, leaving you irritable, tired, and wired. During

To all who made the ultimate sacrifice: We mourn you. We remember you. We honor you.

The U.S. Navy remains on the trajectory for a smaller fleet in 2023.

US Navy budget would pay for 9 ships, decommission 24 amid readiness drive The Navy's budget request would shrink the fleet in the near term, as growing Columbia submarine costs and the impacts of inflation squeeze out other priorities.

May is Month of the Military Caregiver. Did you know 8 in 10 caregivers use their own money for the treatment of loved ones? For caregivers in need of resources and support, check out this article. https://hearsay.social/3GnbVSg

At First Command, we actively recruit, hire and train military spouses. Learn more about our employment opportunities below.

Military Spouse Jobs & Career Paths Our military spouse career program provides support for our partners.

Thank you to all active service members for your selfless protection of our country’s land, seas and airspace.

Looking to stay connected with your significant other during deployment?

4 ways to stay connected with your spouse during deployments, TDYs and other military separations - Military Deployment - Military Families Deployments are a normal part of military life. Read on to learn how it's possible to stay connected with your spouse when you're apart.

Late U.S. Supreme Court Justice RBG to be honored by the U.S. Navy with a future oil ship (T-AO 212).

US Navy Names Ship After Late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg This will be the eighth John Lewis-class replenishment oiler for the Navy, each of which is named after an American who fought for civil and human rights.

George Washington said it best: “All I am I owe to my mother. I attribute my success in life to the moral, intellectual and physical education I received from her.” !

Women transitioning from active-duty military don’t have to feel alone. Resources are available.

Here's what women separating from the military need to know Whether a woman transitions from the military into parenting, a civilian career, or both, she can feel overwhelmed. Here are some places to turn.

Secondary caregivers may now take 21 days of consecutive leave after the birth or adoption of a child – one week more than the original policy.

Navy adds seven days to secondary caregiver leave The change is an “interim solution" until a provision within the 2022 defense policy bill, which would give all service members 12 weeks of paid parental leave after a birth or adoption, takes effect.