National Military Brats Day

The children of military service personnel are commemorated on National Military Brats Day during the Month of the Military Child on April 30th.

About 1 in every 25 Americans is a Military Brat. Since the Department of Defense did not maintain accurate records of military personnel's children, no one knows the exact number. None the less, those children make up a national cultural group whose members live in all 50 states, in the majority American Territories, and numerable foreign countries. Although they choose various careers and passions, they also have a common culture..

Military Brats are using Social Media to pick up and recall the disjointed pieces of their childhood. Military Brats, once a nomadic band that struggled to stay in touch, are using Social Media to pick up and reconnect the disjointed pieces of their childhood. Unlike most children who shared the same classmates K-12, Brats are enrolled in 4, 6, even 12 different schools. They seldom stay in the same place for more than a year or two. Many people who were on military bases aren't allowed to "go home again" unless they enroll the services as adults.

Brats are finding missing people through various websites, such as the Military Brats Registry, Operation Foot Locker, American Overseas Schools Historical Society, and others. They are sharing stories and experiences. Brats are also grouped by causes that are important to them.

How to celebrate #nationalmilitarybratsday

National Military Brats Day gives us the opportunity to honor children who have served in the military. Many parents are currently serving and veterans, as well as veterans. Include the youngest military members and their children when considering the sacrifices of military personnel.. You will reconnect with friends you made during your parents' funeral, according to the Brats. Share your experiences and stories.

On April 30th, you can also participate by writing the senators in Congress and asking them to endorse National Military Brats Day. To learn more, visit Military Brats, Inc. to learn more.

To post on social media, use the hashtag #NationalMilitaryBratsDay.