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Here’s why the Senate wants to split Pentagon’s Personnel and Readiness Office
A proposal floated in the Senate last week would separate the two military priorities into new Pentagon roles.
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Senate defense plan calls for fewer new troops than the White House wants
House and Senate negotiators will have to decide in coming months just how large the services need to be to counter growing security threats.
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House overwhelmingly backs plan to ‘rebuild our military’
The bill includes plans to grow military end strength, give troops a 2.6 percent pay raise boost aviation upgrades.
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Massive veterans policy bill heads to Trump’s desk, but results will take time
Provisions for new community care rules and caregiver stipend expansion won’t happen overnight.
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Lawmakers eye more dramatic management changes at VA
Is the department’s system of regional middle managers the next item on Congress’ chopping block?
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Here’s why troops are poised for their biggest pay raise in nine years
The move will mean almost $700 more annually for even the most junior servicemembers.
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Wilkie’s VA nomination raises more short-term department leadership questions
Under federal statute, Wilkie can’t serve as both interim VA secretary and the nominee for the permanent post.
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This week in Congress: Defense rush before Memorial Day
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 21.
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In another surprise, Trump names Wilkie as the next VA secretary
Wilkie, the Pentagon’s top personnel official, has been serving as the acting head of VA since David Shulkin’s firing in March.
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Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
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Here’s why the Senate wants to split Pentagon’s Personnel and Readiness Office
A proposal floated in the Senate last week would separate the two military priorities into new Pentagon roles.
-
Senate defense plan calls for fewer new troops than the White House wants
House and Senate negotiators will have to decide in coming months just how large the services need to be to counter growing security threats.
-
House overwhelmingly backs plan to ‘rebuild our military’
The bill includes plans to grow military end strength, give troops a 2.6 percent pay raise boost aviation upgrades.
-
Massive veterans policy bill heads to Trump’s desk, but results will take time
Provisions for new community care rules and caregiver stipend expansion won’t happen overnight.
-
Lawmakers eye more dramatic management changes at VA
Is the department’s system of regional middle managers the next item on Congress’ chopping block?
-
Here’s why troops are poised for their biggest pay raise in nine years
The move will mean almost $700 more annually for even the most junior servicemembers.
-
Wilkie’s VA nomination raises more short-term department leadership questions
Under federal statute, Wilkie can’t serve as both interim VA secretary and the nominee for the permanent post.
-
This week in Congress: Defense rush before Memorial Day
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 21.
-
In another surprise, Trump names Wilkie as the next VA secretary
Wilkie, the Pentagon’s top personnel official, has been serving as the acting head of VA since David Shulkin’s firing in March.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
-
Here’s why the Senate wants to split Pentagon’s Personnel and Readiness Office
A proposal floated in the Senate last week would separate the two military priorities into new Pentagon roles.
-
Senate defense plan calls for fewer new troops than the White House wants
House and Senate negotiators will have to decide in coming months just how large the services need to be to counter growing security threats.
-
House overwhelmingly backs plan to ‘rebuild our military’
The bill includes plans to grow military end strength, give troops a 2.6 percent pay raise boost aviation upgrades.
-
Massive veterans policy bill heads to Trump’s desk, but results will take time
Provisions for new community care rules and caregiver stipend expansion won’t happen overnight.
-
Lawmakers eye more dramatic management changes at VA
Is the department’s system of regional middle managers the next item on Congress’ chopping block?
-
Here’s why troops are poised for their biggest pay raise in nine years
The move will mean almost $700 more annually for even the most junior servicemembers.
-
Wilkie’s VA nomination raises more short-term department leadership questions
Under federal statute, Wilkie can’t serve as both interim VA secretary and the nominee for the permanent post.
-
This week in Congress: Defense rush before Memorial Day
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 21.
-
In another surprise, Trump names Wilkie as the next VA secretary
Wilkie, the Pentagon’s top personnel official, has been serving as the acting head of VA since David Shulkin’s firing in March.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
