Host - Faye Prescott Co-Host - Ayanna Daily
Guest- Mr. Chris Hartley, Mr. Emmett Prescott, Jr., Mr. Eddie Patterson, Jr., and Mr. Emmett Prescott, Sr.
Raw Audio
Today, we’re having Guy Talk, with Mr. Chris Hartley, who is an Army Veteran, and Mr. Emmett Prescott, Jr. an Active-Duty Army Soldier, Mr. Eddie Patterson, Jr. an Army Veteran, and Mr. Emmett Prescott, Sr. an Army Veteran. According to Military Dot Com, even when we are not at war, military families often deal with stresses such as frequent moves or the absence of a parent. Deployment to war creates additional issues for a family to handle.
Families face several challenges before, during, and after deployment. This emotional cycle of deployment begins when news of deployment is released to the family. It starts with a short period of strong emotions, such as fear and anger. As departure grows closer, a period of detachment and withdrawal may occur. This can happen to prepare for the person being physically gone. Today we’re going to have a conversation with some men that have deployed from home. We will hear their thoughts and feelings about deployment before and after returning home.
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Host - Faye Prescott Co-Host - Ayanna Daily
Guest- Mr. Chris Hartley, Mr. Emmett Prescott, Jr., Mr. Eddie Patterson, Jr., and Mr. Emmett Prescott, Sr.
Raw Audio
Today, we’re having Guy Talk, with Mr. Chris Hartley, who is an Army Veteran, and Mr. Emmett Prescott, Jr. an Active-Duty Army Soldier, Mr. Eddie Patterson, Jr. an Army Veteran, and Mr. Emmett Prescott, Sr. an Army Veteran. According to Military Dot Com, even when we are not at war, military families often deal with stresses such as frequent moves or the absence of a parent. Deployment to war creates additional issues for a family to handle.
Families face several challenges before, during, and after deployment. This emotional cycle of deployment begins when news of deployment is released to the family. It starts with a short period of strong emotions, such as fear and anger. As departure grows closer, a period of detachment and withdrawal may occur. This can happen to prepare for the person being physically gone. Today we’re going to have a conversation with some men that have deployed from home. We will hear their thoughts and feelings about deployment before and after returning home.
A resource to use- Military OneSource Supports Service Members, Spouses, and Families for Deployment Needs.
**Benefits & Resources you can Navigate military life tools vetted by DOD across topics. **MWR Digital Library - Find free eBooks & audiobooks on virtually every topic.
**Financial Counseling Military OneSource financial counselors are available 24/7.
** Relationship Support & Resources to Help Military Couples Thrive.
https://www.militaryonesource.mil