Military move

Preparing for a military move, or PCS, means deciding who moves your stuff. You, or the military. What factors should go into this decision? Read on for all things military move types, from what your options look like, to the types available based on where you are moving (CONUS or OCONUS).

Getting ready to head to another duty station? Here are 20 PCS tips to make your next military move the smoothest yet.

As a military spouse one of the things we seem to gain the most experience in is moving. My husband has been a Marine for over 20 years and we have had our fair share of moves over the years. So I thought it would be helpful to give you some of my top…

Feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of a family move? These tips will help to make it a quick and easy process.

Do you have an upcoming PCS? Here are six things you can do NOW while you hurry up and wait for your upcoming military move.

Tips on how to do a DITY move like a pro—from a military spouse who's done almost a dozen DITY moves in 12 years.

So whether this is your first PCS move or your 10th, here are tips to help you prepare for a PCS move. What was the most helpful PCS tips you ever received? #movingtips #pcsingtips #pcsmove #militarymove #milspouse

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Military families have a choice to make when they get PCS orders: should you let the military moving companies move you, or move yourselves? The second option is commonly called a DITY move or Do-it-Yourself move. But the official term is a PPM (Personally Procured Move.) Our family has done four DITY moves. Two DITY moves were by choice, one was an emergency because of short-term notice on changed orders, and one was because of limited options during the pandemic.

Moving?? Check out some great moving tips from a military spouse.