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These military stores are pulling vaping products from the shelves in the wake of health scare
E-cigs and vapes are being removed ‘out of an abundance of caution’
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SecDef enlists governors’ help on military spouse employment issue
SecDef urges states to limit overly burdensome requirements in transferring occupational licenses.
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Here’s why military medical facilities are missing out on millions of dollars ― and how you can help
Here’s why you need to fill out DD Form 2569 if you have other health insurance.
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All troops will now get free credit monitoring service
Credit reporting companies agree to provide the free service to all active duty members.
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Inhofe reveals backup plan for military pay if NDAA battle persists
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman wants to ensure troops are paid in the event partisan differences remain unresolved.
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Military leaders remove monthly dollar limits for commissary customers in South Korea
Just in time for shopping for holiday meals at the commissary — no monthly dollar limits.
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New association of privatized housing companies pushing back on some reforms
What influence will they have on current legislative reform to fix military housing problems?
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Jury awards Marine Corps family more than $2 million for mold, health issues in privatized housing
Military family of 4 each awarded $500K for pain and suffering and emotional distress. The company will appeal.
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New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD
Researchers hope the findings lead to a more reliable way to diagnose and address the disorder.
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Affected by Hurricane Dorian? These Tricare waivers can help.
Waivers for prescription refills, and for those in Tricare Prime who need medical care.
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These military stores are pulling vaping products from the shelves in the wake of health scare
E-cigs and vapes are being removed ‘out of an abundance of caution’
-
SecDef enlists governors’ help on military spouse employment issue
SecDef urges states to limit overly burdensome requirements in transferring occupational licenses.
-
Here’s why military medical facilities are missing out on millions of dollars ― and how you can help
Here’s why you need to fill out DD Form 2569 if you have other health insurance.
-
All troops will now get free credit monitoring service
Credit reporting companies agree to provide the free service to all active duty members.
-
Inhofe reveals backup plan for military pay if NDAA battle persists
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman wants to ensure troops are paid in the event partisan differences remain unresolved.
-
Military leaders remove monthly dollar limits for commissary customers in South Korea
Just in time for shopping for holiday meals at the commissary — no monthly dollar limits.
-
New association of privatized housing companies pushing back on some reforms
What influence will they have on current legislative reform to fix military housing problems?
-
Jury awards Marine Corps family more than $2 million for mold, health issues in privatized housing
Military family of 4 each awarded $500K for pain and suffering and emotional distress. The company will appeal.
-
New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD
Researchers hope the findings lead to a more reliable way to diagnose and address the disorder.
-
Affected by Hurricane Dorian? These Tricare waivers can help.
Waivers for prescription refills, and for those in Tricare Prime who need medical care.
-
These military stores are pulling vaping products from the shelves in the wake of health scare
E-cigs and vapes are being removed ‘out of an abundance of caution’
-
SecDef enlists governors’ help on military spouse employment issue
SecDef urges states to limit overly burdensome requirements in transferring occupational licenses.
-
Here’s why military medical facilities are missing out on millions of dollars ― and how you can help
Here’s why you need to fill out DD Form 2569 if you have other health insurance.
-
All troops will now get free credit monitoring service
Credit reporting companies agree to provide the free service to all active duty members.
-
Inhofe reveals backup plan for military pay if NDAA battle persists
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman wants to ensure troops are paid in the event partisan differences remain unresolved.
-
Military leaders remove monthly dollar limits for commissary customers in South Korea
Just in time for shopping for holiday meals at the commissary — no monthly dollar limits.
-
New association of privatized housing companies pushing back on some reforms
What influence will they have on current legislative reform to fix military housing problems?
-
Jury awards Marine Corps family more than $2 million for mold, health issues in privatized housing
Military family of 4 each awarded $500K for pain and suffering and emotional distress. The company will appeal.
-
New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD
Researchers hope the findings lead to a more reliable way to diagnose and address the disorder.
-
Affected by Hurricane Dorian? These Tricare waivers can help.
Waivers for prescription refills, and for those in Tricare Prime who need medical care.
