1 YEAR IN THE AIR FORCE || Military Family Life

It's been 1 year since my husband joined the Air Force and I'm here to update you and share my thoughts. What a crazy year its been!!

[AraAraSakura]

Your video has me in tears I am currently going through this myself as a new Air Force wife! My husband just left for basic training almost 2 weeks ago now and it’s been pretty damn hard being separated and just staying strong. But from watching your video it just encourages me that It’s only temporary and that it’ll only make us stronger in the long run!

[dez]

The tears This is amazing. Thank you for this!

[catiehockenbury]

Thank you for yours and your husband's sacrifice to this country 🥰

[mallorygarcia]

Brings me tears to my eyes I’m so happy for you god bless you and your family ❤️

[lizmallard]

Some people ask dumb questions. Leave her alone. She is a sweet person and she doesn’t have to toe the line to all of you who ask questions she may not be able to answer and stop criticizing her for how she says “we instead if he”. Any excuse to find fault is spiteful. God bless this sweet family and keep on enjoying your family life.

[kenpumphrey]

Very nice video. I'm retired USAF. Not many of us Pumphrey's around. Was very cool seeing a young Pump that's also an airman. Take care

[kearacartwright]

Please make an update video of how life is now!?

[SuddenSlip]

Congratulations to you and the family!

[HannahBell]

Hi, I’m Hannah 😊 Would love a video about your bmt/tech experience. My husband is in the process of joining the airforce. We’ve been married for two years and have talked about joining since before we got married, but just like you said, it just wasn’t the right time. Very similar reasons for joining as well. Love your videos! Keep them coming! ❤️

[kelseapalmer]

My husband is at BMT rn. During covid🙃

[geodude]

What does your husband do for work in the air force?

[superdome]

Wait. You didn’t see him during tech school? I was told you could see family during this time

[Ethan-emxg]

Very informative! Currently thinking about joining for the stability and structure, as I am married and have 2 kids. One question, after technical school, how do you go about getting your family moved to your first assignment? Does the service member go straight to the base location and go apartment hunting? Then once you have one secured, go home and move the family? I had seen you have a 10 day leave period but was just concerned if that was enough time to not only find a place to live but to also move everything and everyone?! Thank you!!

[andresespinoza]

What does he do for work in the air force?

[Chancellor]

How does being home owners work out if you are asked to get stationed else where?