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The Soldier and Family Assistance Branch has many resources to help our families. We are ready to assist you when you have a question or a concern.  Take a look at the various programs and resources we have for you within this site.  For information and assistance, USAREC Soldiers and Families should contact their Soldier and Family Assistance Program Manager by calling 1-800-790-0963 or the Family Advocacy Program Coordinator at 1-800-255-2769.

 

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Franklin Recruiting Station Shows the True Meaning of “Be All You Can Be”
Staff Sgt. Brain Swantek, Franklin Army Recruiting Station, poses during the Shop with a Hero event with the kids who chose their
Dec. 23, 2025 - For two unforgettable days, the Franklin Recruiting Station stepped away from quotas and contracts and leaned fully into what service truly means: community, compassion, and presence.
Lebanon Army Recruiters Break Down Enlistment Process for Future Soldiers in Live Multi-Platform Discussion
From left, Staff Sgt. Joshua Welcome, Station Commander, Staff Sgt. Amont Hawkins, and Staff Sgt. Adam Heath continue serving the community by helping Future Soldiers understand the full path to joining the U.S. Army. Photo courtesy of Lebanon Army Recruiting Station.
Dec. 11, 2025 - Recruiters from the Lebanon Army Recruiting Station delivered a high-impact, information-packed discussion this week across YouTube, X, Facebook, and LinkedIn, giving Future Soldiers and their families a clear, honest look at how to join the U.S. Army, whether Active Duty or Army Reserve.
Early weapons training gives Future Soldiers a critical edge at Fort Indiantown Gap
Lehigh Valley Company Recruiters, Staff Sgt. Brett Keyes (left), Bethlehem Station and Staff Sgt. Christopher Foster (right) Pottsville Station, guide Future Soldiers through marksmanship fundamentals on the Engagement Skills Trainer at Fort Indiantown Gap, giving Future Soldiers hands-on experience and confidence before they ship to Basic Combat Training. Photo courtesy of Cynthia J. Stephenson Harrisburg Battalion Public Affairs.
Dec. 1, 2025 - Safe, deliberate, and controlled marksmanship instruction remains one of the most valuable tools for preparing Soldiers for the rigors of Basic Training. Engagement Skills Trainer (EST), military-grade computer simulators that use replica weapons to mirror real-world firing conditions, allow trainees to practice safely while developing confidence, accuracy, and the muscle memory needed before stepping onto a live firing range.
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