Natalie Oliverio is a Navy Veteran, journalist, and entrepreneur whose reporting brings clarity, compassion, and credibility to stories that matter most to military families. With more than 100 published articles, she has become a trusted voice on defense policy, family life, and issues shaping the modern military community. Natalie holds a Bachelor of Science (BS), Multidisciplinary Studies (HR, Communications & Writing and Editing) from West Virginia University. Her firsthand experience in uniform gives her writing depth and authenticity, while her background as a mentor and leader ensures every story carries purpose and impact. Whether covering breaking news or spotlighting the human side of service, Natalie’s work bridges understanding between military and civilian worlds—informing, connecting, and inspiring readers across the globe. Natalie has been a Mentor at both Veterati and the Travis Manion Foundation.
Latest by Natalie Oliverio
10/21/2025
Army Unveils ‘Western Hemisphere Command’ at Fort Bragg. What Moves, What Stays & What It Means
The Army is launching its largest command overhaul in decades by merging Army North and Army South into a single four-star Western Hemisphere Com...
10/21/2025
Pentagon Ends Plans to Privatize PCS: What It Really Means for Military Families and Readiness
For years, military families were told PCS moves would soon be seamless, efficient, and managed by a single contractor, but the promise of easier...
10/20/2025
“We’ve Never Seen Anything Like This”: Military Families Flood Food Pantries as Shutdown Triggers 300% Surge
When the government shutdown started, fear took hold. Thousands of military families faced unopened bills, empty shelves, and long lines outside ...
10/14/2025
Inside the $8 Billion Pentagon Workaround to Pay Troops During the Shutdown
On a windy October morning, the Johnson family sat around their kitchen table, worried. Sergeant Tom Johnson had just told his family he might mi...
10/14/2025
TRICARE Warns Military Families Could Face Medical Claim Delays as Shutdown Drags On
The Defense Health Agency and TRICARE say military hospitals and clinics remain open, and care continues. However, if you receive medical service...
10/13/2025
25+ of the Best Things to Do at Camp Pendleton Near Oceaside, Fallbrook & More
If you’re moving to Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, you’re not just gaining a duty station — you’re joining a lifestyle set between the Pacific...
10/8/2025
Barracks to Biohacking: How Cutting-Edge Science Is Sharpening Soldier Readiness
From fatigued foxholes to the cockpit of cutting-edge science, the pursuit of tactical supremacy has evolved. Today’s warfighter isn’t just train...
10/8/2025
How Far Is a Click? (Or "Klick"): Military Distances Explained
You’ve heard it in movies, on base, or maybe during training: “It’s two clicks east.” But what exactly is a “click,” and why does the military sa...
10/7/2025
Uniforms of the Future: The Tech-Enhanced Gear Already in Testing
The gear that changes the game is here. Exoskeletons to lighten your load, climate-adaptive systems to handle extreme conditions, and wearable AR...