Military kids find their stride on road to the Junior Olympics
Military families often face the challenge of relocating to a new duty station. This can be particularly difficult for children, who must leave behind friends, teammates, and familiar surroundings. For one Army family, a move from Louisiana to Lawton, Oklahoma, meant a fresh start for siblings Khloe and Khai.
The transition was not easy, as they had to adjust to a new school and make new friends. Further details about the family's experience and how they coped with the move are available from Military Families Magazine.
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