Governor Brad Little signed a proclamation recognizing April as the month of the military child in a small ceremony in the Idaho Capitol’s Lincoln Auditorium April 1. “We often recognize when our military members have to be ready to defend our country, but we also recognize that this is a team sport," Little said. "It takes a family to support that service member, and the strength, resilience, and courage these children represent does not go unnoticed.” The Department of Defense has recognized April as the month of the military child since 1986. The month recognizes the important role children play in the Armed Forces community. More than two million American children have a parent or sibling serving in the military. More than 10,000 military children live in Idaho. “The Idaho National Guard appreciates our military children and the importance they play in the success of our organization,” Maj. Gen. Michael Garshak said. “These kids are a critical part of our Guard family and the s...