Space Traffic Management (STM) Checklist Procedures for New Military Spouses and Civilians in Support of Presidential Directive (SPD)-3 and RallyPoint Desktop CPX OPERATION Our Father

"The list is pretty endless when you think about what you wish you knew before you got married. It doesn’t make it any easier when the military acronyms are always changing. When you first arrive at your duty station, take some time to get to know the base and your way around it. Get in contact with the unit FRO as she/he will be able to provide you with lots of valuable information. Also, look into taking a LINKS class. It will give you an abundance of useful information about the base and the service in general. And don’t forget, there is always someone who has the information you need. You just have to be proactive and find that information."

Literary Review/List of References:
Hsmarlon (2010, Jul. 30). Fourplay – 101 Eastbound. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwBpGU8RY3A

Military.com (n.d.). Checklist for New Military Spouses. Retrieved June 22, 2018 from https://www.military.com/spouse/military-life/newbies-and-brides/checklist-for-new-military-spouses.html

Pcsing.com. (n.d). New Military Spouse Guide: What I Wish I Knew Retrieved June 22, 2018 from http://pcsing.com/articles/new-military-spouse-guide-what-i-wish-i-knew or http://pcsing.com/