Cadre Spouse Guide - TRADOC - U.S. Army

agency support
� Family Morale, Welfare, and Recreation
(FMWR)—offers many activities monthly for
Soldiers, Families, and the community. Serves
the needs, interests, and responsibilities of
each individual including those in IET with
support and leisure services designed to enhance the quality
of their lives for as long as they are associated with the Army,
no matter where they are. FMWR pledges to meet the needs
of Families in IET -- active, Reserve, and Guard Soldiers,
civilian employees, retirees, all respective Family members,
and other eligible participants.
www.myarmyonesource.com serves as the website of choice
for Army Families. It is sponsored by the Family and Morale,
Welfare and Recreation Command (FMWRC) Family
Programs Directorate whose mission is to maintain the
readiness of individuals, Families and communities including
those in IET by developing, coordinating, and delivering
services which promote resiliency and stability during their
tour.
� Debt Management— Some IET cadre find themselves in
financial hardship. Some come out of theater or from overseas
with various incentive pays and must adjust to CONUS / IET
living. Classes are offered through the Financial Readiness
Program under ACS as well as AER loans. Some things to keep
in mind about finances: watch spending, make a budget, take
advantage of counseling programs, and try saving special duty
pay.
� Medical / Dental— Healthcare facilities are structured to
support IET Soldiers on the large IET posts who require care.
Expect IET Soldiers to be prioritized when visiting these
facilities.
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