The names and faces constantly change, but no one stays a stranger for long. It is one of the dozens of subdivisions built along Cliffdale Road in the past 20 years. It looks like a typical suburb. Moms strolling behind baby carriages. But it is also a military neighborhood.
People drive by wearing fatigues and camouflage face paint.
Their cars have license plates from Texas and California and Florida. Moore's car bears a Michigan tag. His father was a Navy man who grew up in Detroit and is now retired there. The Moores' home has a clean, country-style look with a railed porch in front and a sunroom out back. Moore is away on deployments, Mrs. Moore's neighbors have cut the grass and watched her children.