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Dau Presidency Status Reflection

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I am the custodial parent of my two minor sons. Their mother is deployed and I cannot go TDY to complete any of my DAU residency courses until she returns from deployment. I do not have any family members located in my area (Texas) therefore, I am considered a single parent, at this time. I have one on-line course I have to complete however it requires a DAU residency course and the others are all DAU residency

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