Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort News

The child development center aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort will soon have a new tool for families to use. MilitaryChildCare.com will feature all programs offered to families in the Tri-command along with imagery, driving directions and schedules to make it easier for parents to make decisions. - The child development center aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort will soon have a new tool for families to use. MilitaryChildCare.com will feature all programs offered to families in the Tri-command along with imagery, driving directions and schedules to make it easier for parents to make decisions.

Bringing military child care into the 21st century

Family center providers around the Department of Defense are launching a brand new tool for service members seeking child care. MilitaryChildCare.com is a state of the art website that provides access to comprehensive information on military operated child care options around the world. The service will be available in the Tri-command area later this month.

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Trevor Romain presented his “We’re With You All The Way” educational performance at Bolden Elementary School Oct. 5. Romain gave a motivational speech to encourage children to be happier, healthier and more confident. Romain is an educator, nationally recognized children’s motivational speaker, and author who tours schools for the United Service Organizations. - Trevor Romain presented his “We’re With You All The Way” educational performance at Bolden Elementary School Oct. 5. Romain gave a motivational speech to encourage children to be happier, healthier and more confident. Romain is an educator, nationally recognized children’s motivational speaker, and author who tours schools for the United Service Organizations.

Recognizing support for military children

Students aboard the Laurel Bay hosing community were visited by someone who understands their struggles and wants to help. Trevor Romain presented his “We’re With You All The Way” educational performance at Bolden Elementary School Oct. 5.

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Fourteen years later: where were you on 9/11?

Fourteen years have passed since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Service members around the world look back on that horrible day and remember exactly where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news. The younger generation to enlist and serve may be too young to remember the trag¬ic events but still feel the weight of 9/11 on their shoulders.

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