Summer is Permanent Change of Station (PCS) Season, so you know what that means! Review the top 10 things you should consider when you're getting ready to relocate.

Permanent change-of-station (PCS) moves are tough on the entire family. While you're hustling to box up all your belongings, don't forget to make sure Fido and Fluffy are ready to travel. Use these tips and resources for PCS moves with pets.

If you're moving overseas, you can expect to face a whole new set of challenges and opportunities. Here are 10 tips that can help make the transition just a little bit easier for the whole family.

Many of your checklist items will be similar to moving within the Continental United States, but with a few more things to consider.

Moving, whether you're single or married, is a daunting experience in itself. When children are added to the mix, stress is amplified. Fortunately, military families have great resources to help make the move as painless as possible.

Do you do a government move, or do you move yourself (DITY)? It's essential to have a good plan and lots of information when you're moving your household goods.

Moving is challenging. Start preparing for your move now by gatherine information about your new location, including things you never think about- like the local libraries, Chamber of Commerce and even pet sitters!

It's a lot easier not to accumulate decades' worth of possessions than it is to pare them down in preparation for a permanent change-of-station (PCS) move. Put these tenets of minimalism to work, and save yourself and your family some headache and hassle.

You might be tempted to rent out instead of sell - or buy a place with plans to rent it out down the line. Before you commit, review these property tips from seasoned professionals.

Use these resources to make your PCS as easy as possible.

Consider the pros and cons of these five duty stations.

It doesn't matter what branch of service you call your own, there are places you dream of being stationed - and others, well, not so much.