A Jimi Hendrix Memoir.

"No, this essay is not about anything relating to moving from place to place. 'PCS' is still a term I have firmly implanted into my brain.  That, and my father's social security number.  As we all remember, for years we were identified by our sponsor's Social Security Number.  I suppose when you repeat a 9-digit number for the better part of 21 years, it's hard to get out of your head."—James Kidd

"I think that to go on vacation is in my blood. It all started with my parents. I suppose the military lifestyle is to blame, or perhaps something they put into the water on all those army bases. Regardless, my genetic code has altered and mutated to the point where the act of going on vacation has now been passed on to my children as well. That's how that stuff works."

Moving frequently and living far away from family made keeping up with our own extended families difficult. Jim shares his own observations with us.

Living in Okinawa, Japan was an adventure and an unforgettable place for Linda Bureman.

Greg Kerr brings us a great tribute to his father, his hero.

There are some people and places that are truly unforgettable. This is Debbie Adam's essay essay about a special time, place and person in her life.

Alex, a Military Brat who grew up in former West Germany, now calls Scotland home and shares with us how one teacher's influences has lasted a lifetime.