Deployment, divorce, and parental alienation: How many have experienced this?

This is definitely a major issue and I applaud you for trying to do something about it.

Another major issue related to this that most people don't yet know about is how the army, facing congressional pressure about sexual assault, is now on a witch hunt for service members that are dealing with this and similar situations.

Rather than helping the Soldier, they are actually providing benefits to spouses and even boyfriend/girlfriend acquaintances that make accusations against Soldiers. It's a double tap. Separate yourself from an abusive and/or cheating spouse and the army will actually go to them and prosecute you.
I know many others that are facing this situation. My story is below.

http://ncfm.org/2015/04/news/discrimination-news/against-men-news/ncfm-sends-letter-to-department-of-defense-re-discrimination-against-men-in-the-military-and-the-persecution-of-major-christian-martin/

Any thoughts on making this topic part of the Resiliency Training initiative?

I am preparing for a deployment (my first) in a few months. I will try to remember to keep this in mind for my other soldiers in case we come across an issue.

Thank you for the information.

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i have personally experienced everything that you have stated there, Chief, & i have been in a constant battle with my ex-wife & her family for the past 14 years, and also having to deal with 2-faced ex-in-laws who have made it their mission to completely turn my son & my daughter against me.
i found out about my first wife's infidelity after i returned from Korea when i found a couple of pictures of her & another man that were taken in January 2005, when i was stationed in Korea.

Below is the link to my Facebook group H.E.A.L. Parental Alienation.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/ [login to see] 23412?tsid=0 [login to see] 479524&source=typeahead

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