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Veto of defense authorization bill looks unlikely
The annual budget policy measure overwhelmingly passed the House on Friday, with Democrats ignoring past White House objections over funding levels.
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Military wife fights for better protection of victims of sexual harassment in DoD schools
A military wife is fighting to get better protection for victims of sexual harassment in Defense Department, following an incident involving her daughter in Germany.
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Congress: Commissary leaders may lack talent, skills to lead reform
As lawmakers are poised to agree to massive commissary reform, they’ve also sent a message to defense officials that they don’t believe senior commissary agency management is capable of carrying out those reforms.
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Army ups special pay for recruiters, drill sergeants and Old Guard soldiers
Every time a photo of a soldier in dress blues standing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the driving rain or snow hits the internet, it’s met with empathy and respect. Now, that guy is getting a pay raise.
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Tricare patients’ deadline to switch pharmacy is Dec. 1
It happens at 12:01 a.m. Dec. 1 — CVS leaves the Tricare retail pharmacy network and Walgreens returns.
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Army to increase special duty pay for drill sergeants, recruiters
Some soldiers – including drill sergeants and recruiters – will see an increase in Special Duty Assignment Pay beginning Jan. 1, the Army announced Wednesday.
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Army hospital becomes the first military center in the U.S. to perform sight-saving procedure
Corneal cross-linking slows or stops the progression of an eye disease that can distort vision.
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Forward-operating feast: Turkey, and the fixings, deployed for the troops
Nearly 15,000 pounds of turkey to be served in Afghanistan, with even more set for Iraq and Kuwait
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GAO denies protests, clears way for new Tricare contracts
Defense health officials are set to start the transition to the new Tricare contracts — which include a consolidation from three regions into two.
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Report: Commissary cost-cutting plan lacks details, fails to ensure customer benefit
The Government Accountability Office restates common concerns that the proposed moves come without data to support them.
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Veto of defense authorization bill looks unlikely
The annual budget policy measure overwhelmingly passed the House on Friday, with Democrats ignoring past White House objections over funding levels.
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Military wife fights for better protection of victims of sexual harassment in DoD schools
A military wife is fighting to get better protection for victims of sexual harassment in Defense Department, following an incident involving her daughter in Germany.
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Congress: Commissary leaders may lack talent, skills to lead reform
As lawmakers are poised to agree to massive commissary reform, they’ve also sent a message to defense officials that they don’t believe senior commissary agency management is capable of carrying out those reforms.
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Army ups special pay for recruiters, drill sergeants and Old Guard soldiers
Every time a photo of a soldier in dress blues standing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the driving rain or snow hits the internet, it’s met with empathy and respect. Now, that guy is getting a pay raise.
-
Tricare patients’ deadline to switch pharmacy is Dec. 1
It happens at 12:01 a.m. Dec. 1 — CVS leaves the Tricare retail pharmacy network and Walgreens returns.
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Army to increase special duty pay for drill sergeants, recruiters
Some soldiers – including drill sergeants and recruiters – will see an increase in Special Duty Assignment Pay beginning Jan. 1, the Army announced Wednesday.
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Army hospital becomes the first military center in the U.S. to perform sight-saving procedure
Corneal cross-linking slows or stops the progression of an eye disease that can distort vision.
-
Forward-operating feast: Turkey, and the fixings, deployed for the troops
Nearly 15,000 pounds of turkey to be served in Afghanistan, with even more set for Iraq and Kuwait
-
GAO denies protests, clears way for new Tricare contracts
Defense health officials are set to start the transition to the new Tricare contracts — which include a consolidation from three regions into two.
-
Report: Commissary cost-cutting plan lacks details, fails to ensure customer benefit
The Government Accountability Office restates common concerns that the proposed moves come without data to support them.
-
Veto of defense authorization bill looks unlikely
The annual budget policy measure overwhelmingly passed the House on Friday, with Democrats ignoring past White House objections over funding levels.
-
Military wife fights for better protection of victims of sexual harassment in DoD schools
A military wife is fighting to get better protection for victims of sexual harassment in Defense Department, following an incident involving her daughter in Germany.
-
Congress: Commissary leaders may lack talent, skills to lead reform
As lawmakers are poised to agree to massive commissary reform, they’ve also sent a message to defense officials that they don’t believe senior commissary agency management is capable of carrying out those reforms.
-
Army ups special pay for recruiters, drill sergeants and Old Guard soldiers
Every time a photo of a soldier in dress blues standing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the driving rain or snow hits the internet, it’s met with empathy and respect. Now, that guy is getting a pay raise.
-
Tricare patients’ deadline to switch pharmacy is Dec. 1
It happens at 12:01 a.m. Dec. 1 — CVS leaves the Tricare retail pharmacy network and Walgreens returns.
-
Army to increase special duty pay for drill sergeants, recruiters
Some soldiers – including drill sergeants and recruiters – will see an increase in Special Duty Assignment Pay beginning Jan. 1, the Army announced Wednesday.
-
Army hospital becomes the first military center in the U.S. to perform sight-saving procedure
Corneal cross-linking slows or stops the progression of an eye disease that can distort vision.
-
Forward-operating feast: Turkey, and the fixings, deployed for the troops
Nearly 15,000 pounds of turkey to be served in Afghanistan, with even more set for Iraq and Kuwait
-
GAO denies protests, clears way for new Tricare contracts
Defense health officials are set to start the transition to the new Tricare contracts — which include a consolidation from three regions into two.
-
Report: Commissary cost-cutting plan lacks details, fails to ensure customer benefit
The Government Accountability Office restates common concerns that the proposed moves come without data to support them.
