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You probably already know that the Army teaches you to be physically strong, but did you know that the Army also works to strengthen Soldiers’ mental and emotional well-being? This World Mental Health Day, the Army is spreading the word about its Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) system, which fosters physical, nutritional, mental, sleep, and spiritual health among all Soldiers with the help of the nation’s top experts. And in the spirit of building a sense of community that transcends service, the Army is giving Soldiers the chance to foster strong connections and make lifelong bonds through programs like Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS). More than ever before, the Army is here to support every aspect of your journey so you can reach your full potential.

“It was a Saturday afternoon, and I was cozy on a couch in the Catskills watching the Yankees. I was with my husband and a few of his friends and their wives. I was missing a birthday party at some hot new Lower East Side spot that my girlies were going to, and the Instagram stories were a vibe. A year ago, this would have sent me into a tailspin, but, suddenly, I noticed that I didn’t care. This was the FOMO-free moment when I realized: I like my husband’s friends better than my own.”