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3-star: DoD aware of health record concerns for dependents-turned-troops
Some children have been prevented from following their parents into service by medical records that wouldn’t be available to DoD if the recruits are civilians.
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Got talent? Try out for the American Military Spouses Choir
The American Military Spouses Choir is seeking talented singers.
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Meet Operation Homefront’s 2018 Military Child of the Year honorees
Winners receive $10,000 and are honored at a Washington, D.C. event.
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Military Child of the Year: Army honoree deals with family in crisis
Her family’s service dates to the Civil War.
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Military Child of the Year: National Guard honoree builds community with baseball
Editor’s note: Military Times has profiled the winners of each service’s Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award for 2018. All of the winners will be honored Thursday night in Washington, D.C., and will receive $10,000 and other prizes; for more about the award and for links to other honorees, click here. Aaron Hall…
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Check out T-Mobile’s new military discount plan for troops, vets and families
The provider has pledged more discounts, more jobs and more capacity to military community.
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Why your credit score matters … and how troops, veterans and families can up their numbers
Paying your bills on time is a big part of the battle, but it’s not the only step.
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Commissary boss: Fixes coming to Pacific produce problems
‘There’s a new sheriff in town,’ said the retired rear admiral.
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Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
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Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
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3-star: DoD aware of health record concerns for dependents-turned-troops
Some children have been prevented from following their parents into service by medical records that wouldn’t be available to DoD if the recruits are civilians.
-
Got talent? Try out for the American Military Spouses Choir
The American Military Spouses Choir is seeking talented singers.
-
Meet Operation Homefront’s 2018 Military Child of the Year honorees
Winners receive $10,000 and are honored at a Washington, D.C. event.
-
Military Child of the Year: Army honoree deals with family in crisis
Her family’s service dates to the Civil War.
-
Military Child of the Year: National Guard honoree builds community with baseball
Editor’s note: Military Times has profiled the winners of each service’s Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award for 2018. All of the winners will be honored Thursday night in Washington, D.C., and will receive $10,000 and other prizes; for more about the award and for links to other honorees, click here. Aaron Hall…
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Check out T-Mobile’s new military discount plan for troops, vets and families
The provider has pledged more discounts, more jobs and more capacity to military community.
-
Why your credit score matters … and how troops, veterans and families can up their numbers
Paying your bills on time is a big part of the battle, but it’s not the only step.
-
Commissary boss: Fixes coming to Pacific produce problems
‘There’s a new sheriff in town,’ said the retired rear admiral.
-
Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
-
Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
-
3-star: DoD aware of health record concerns for dependents-turned-troops
Some children have been prevented from following their parents into service by medical records that wouldn’t be available to DoD if the recruits are civilians.
-
Got talent? Try out for the American Military Spouses Choir
The American Military Spouses Choir is seeking talented singers.
-
Meet Operation Homefront’s 2018 Military Child of the Year honorees
Winners receive $10,000 and are honored at a Washington, D.C. event.
-
Military Child of the Year: Army honoree deals with family in crisis
Her family’s service dates to the Civil War.
-
Military Child of the Year: National Guard honoree builds community with baseball
Editor’s note: Military Times has profiled the winners of each service’s Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year award for 2018. All of the winners will be honored Thursday night in Washington, D.C., and will receive $10,000 and other prizes; for more about the award and for links to other honorees, click here. Aaron Hall…
-
Check out T-Mobile’s new military discount plan for troops, vets and families
The provider has pledged more discounts, more jobs and more capacity to military community.
-
Why your credit score matters … and how troops, veterans and families can up their numbers
Paying your bills on time is a big part of the battle, but it’s not the only step.
-
Commissary boss: Fixes coming to Pacific produce problems
‘There’s a new sheriff in town,’ said the retired rear admiral.
-
Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
-
Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
