"How do you do it?" is a fairly common question posed to military spouses. Here are a few who share the navigation of their family life through the course of a military career, in peace and war, in good times and in bad, till death do them part. CatholicMil presents the first of our FrontLine Families.

• Parish Takes Care of its Military Families
• Ricketts: Daughters of the King
• FrontLine Families: Pastors and Parishes
• Williams: Technology Keeps Family Talking During Deployment
• Calvillo, Pfc. Estela : Mass at Camp Liberty Iraq Essential
• Capt and Mrs. Guy Gruters Interview on DVD
• Michel: Home From War
• Married Military Couple Blessed with Christmas in Iraq
• Sgt Pascocello Receives Pre-Deployment Blessing at Graymoor
• FrontLine Families and Their Weapons of Mass Devotion
• Horrigan: Army Couple Married 1 1/2 Years, Together 30 Days
• An Ocean Apart, Newlywed Soldiers Put Local Face on War
• Tollett: A Soldier's Sacrifice
• FrontLine Families Still Praying Them Home
• Parker, Joan: CO's Wife, Expecting 9th Child, Husband in Iraq
• Saba Family: Son, Fallen Marine, Receives Hero's Farewell
• Departure
• FrontLine Families: Olson-Geldhof Engaged in Iraq, Catholic Wedding Planned
• A Day in the Life of an Army Wife: Requiem to Heros
• FrontLine Families of the 101st Airborne Division Reunited after 12 Months in Iraq:
• FrontLine Families: The Morris Family
• Morris: Oregon Soldier, and his Family, Ponder Meaning of Sacrifice
• Right Where God Wants Me to Be- My Desert Experience in Afghanistan
• FrontLine Families: The Miller’s and The Music
• Staying Connected
• Maj. and Mrs. Paul Ross- Back from Iraq, and home..... to Egypt!
• 1st. Lt. & Mrs. Christopher Moore- Family Offers Support in Times of Trouble
• Volume III Issue I - March 2004
• Major Lee Yoakam - "I Wouldn't Want to Be Anywhere Else"
• Ann Ball: Thank You Santo Niño (the Holy Child) de Atocha