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Junior service members being hit hard by inflation, senior enlisted leaders say
From food to child care to housing, inflation is hitting junior service members especially hard.
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Commissaries set limits on purchases of baby formula amid nationwide shortage
The supply of infant formula is running 40 percent to 50 percent below normal in commercial stores, but the most critical, specialized formulas have been even more depleted.
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Pentagon’s top general pledges ‘a hard look’ at troops’ current housing allowance levels
Senior defense officials are paying attention to the adverse effects the high costs of housing are having on troops.
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Military Space-A travel is back after 2-year COVID-19 pause
Masks will still required in Department of Defense terminals and on airplanes.
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Charity event will bring free ball gowns to 600 military families. Sign up now.
Operation Deploy Your Dress will hold a ‘pop-up’ event April 30 with free dresses for about 600 military customers.
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Doorstep deliveries starting June 1 for these 8 military commissaries
The delivery fee for commissary groceries will generally be less than $4, in addition to cost of groceries, plus 5% surcharge and any driver tip.
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Beware of new fraudulent ‘fraud alerts’
Criminals are getting slicker about getting access to your hard-earned money.
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How big could your military pay raise be in 2023?
Some lawmakers are saying a 4.6% raise is not enough.
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DoD officially kills plan to merge commissaries, exchanges
Recent studies have shown that alternative approaches can realize the benefits of consolidation without the risks such a move would bring to the missions of the commissaries and exchanges.
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Here are some experts’ suggestions for donating to Ukrainian relief
Interested in helping the Ukrainian people in their hour of need? Here are eight charities doing Ukrainian relief work, for starters.
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Junior service members being hit hard by inflation, senior enlisted leaders say
From food to child care to housing, inflation is hitting junior service members especially hard.
-
Commissaries set limits on purchases of baby formula amid nationwide shortage
The supply of infant formula is running 40 percent to 50 percent below normal in commercial stores, but the most critical, specialized formulas have been even more depleted.
-
Pentagon’s top general pledges ‘a hard look’ at troops’ current housing allowance levels
Senior defense officials are paying attention to the adverse effects the high costs of housing are having on troops.
-
Military Space-A travel is back after 2-year COVID-19 pause
Masks will still required in Department of Defense terminals and on airplanes.
-
Charity event will bring free ball gowns to 600 military families. Sign up now.
Operation Deploy Your Dress will hold a ‘pop-up’ event April 30 with free dresses for about 600 military customers.
-
Doorstep deliveries starting June 1 for these 8 military commissaries
The delivery fee for commissary groceries will generally be less than $4, in addition to cost of groceries, plus 5% surcharge and any driver tip.
-
Beware of new fraudulent ‘fraud alerts’
Criminals are getting slicker about getting access to your hard-earned money.
-
How big could your military pay raise be in 2023?
Some lawmakers are saying a 4.6% raise is not enough.
-
DoD officially kills plan to merge commissaries, exchanges
Recent studies have shown that alternative approaches can realize the benefits of consolidation without the risks such a move would bring to the missions of the commissaries and exchanges.
-
Here are some experts’ suggestions for donating to Ukrainian relief
Interested in helping the Ukrainian people in their hour of need? Here are eight charities doing Ukrainian relief work, for starters.
-
Junior service members being hit hard by inflation, senior enlisted leaders say
From food to child care to housing, inflation is hitting junior service members especially hard.
-
Commissaries set limits on purchases of baby formula amid nationwide shortage
The supply of infant formula is running 40 percent to 50 percent below normal in commercial stores, but the most critical, specialized formulas have been even more depleted.
-
Pentagon’s top general pledges ‘a hard look’ at troops’ current housing allowance levels
Senior defense officials are paying attention to the adverse effects the high costs of housing are having on troops.
-
Military Space-A travel is back after 2-year COVID-19 pause
Masks will still required in Department of Defense terminals and on airplanes.
-
Charity event will bring free ball gowns to 600 military families. Sign up now.
Operation Deploy Your Dress will hold a ‘pop-up’ event April 30 with free dresses for about 600 military customers.
-
Doorstep deliveries starting June 1 for these 8 military commissaries
The delivery fee for commissary groceries will generally be less than $4, in addition to cost of groceries, plus 5% surcharge and any driver tip.
-
Beware of new fraudulent ‘fraud alerts’
Criminals are getting slicker about getting access to your hard-earned money.
-
How big could your military pay raise be in 2023?
Some lawmakers are saying a 4.6% raise is not enough.
-
DoD officially kills plan to merge commissaries, exchanges
Recent studies have shown that alternative approaches can realize the benefits of consolidation without the risks such a move would bring to the missions of the commissaries and exchanges.
-
Here are some experts’ suggestions for donating to Ukrainian relief
Interested in helping the Ukrainian people in their hour of need? Here are eight charities doing Ukrainian relief work, for starters.
