Welcome to all Forces wives and girlfriends

Following the success of Armywags we decided that there was definitely a need to provide support for the wives and girlfriends of men serving with our other Forces. There is one thing that unites us all – and that is, we love men who fight for our country, who wear the uniform and spend lots of time away from us. So whether you are a wife, a girlfriend or even a mother of a soldier, a sailor or airman then this is the place for you. We want to create a place where you can chat to other Wags who are experiencing the same things as you – who understand how it feels when your man is on the frontline and the frustrations of living with military life. We want you all to share the highs and lows and have some fun making new friends along the way.

So come on in and join WagsUnited and be part of the newest and biggest!

Please bear with us while we get NavyWags and RAFWags up and running, the sites should be online fairly soon, however the forums are ready to go!

	ArmyWags.com THE site for UK Garrison News, British Army events, support from other British Soldier's wives, husbands, girlfriends and partners. Here you can meet up and chat with people who's partner is also away.
Kate's Story ArmyWag? NavyWag? RAFWag? When you hear that term what does it mean to you? Click here to read more... Rachel's Story In 1960 my mum was working for the Royal Naval Drafting Office in Lythe Hill in... Click here to read more... Jenny's Story I thought it might be interesting to try and do something for wags from the... Click here to read more...

NavyWags.com No one knows more than a NavyWag just how hard separation can be. For NavyWags it can seem that most of their relationship is spent apart rather than together. This is your space to come in and meet new friends and find support from other girls who understand how it feels to be alone for months on end.

RAFWags.com We all know how hard it can be just trying to get through the day when our other halves are out there keeping us safe by doing the job that they do. Everyday can seem like a struggle and it feels like there is no one to turn to, well, come in and meet your new friends and find support and girls who understand at RAFWags.