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Summary
Justin Bard creates handprint art together with his family during the COVID-19 pandemic. Justin Bard is a military child who has served our country for nine years. He does not think about being a military child because it is normal for him. His mom, Tech. Sgt. Ashley Bard, 104th Fighter Wing Logistics Readiness Squadron, has served in the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard his whole life. She has served her country for 19 years, and Justin has served alongside her for half of her career. Each year, April is set aside for the month of the military child to honor their sacrifices and bravery on the homefront. The Department of Defense and military support agencies use this time to recognize and celebrate their little heroes. (U.S. Air National Guard graphic by Senior Master Sgt. Julie Avey)
Q: What do you think your mom does at work?
A: “She reads emails, replies, delivers, and works on vehicles.”
He knows his mom’s job for sure as Bard serves as ground transportation in the 104th LRS.
Q: What do you think is cool about your mom’s job?
A: “I think it is cool because she gets a lot of respect from a lot of people.”
Q: What do you think about your mom serving in the Air Force?
A: “She gets to meet a lot of people and see a lot of things.”