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DoD intervenes in Army’s plans to cut MWR
The Army has at least temporarily pulled back on reductions in funding that would have required many installations to cut back on morale, welfare and recreation programs.
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Selling Purple Hearts would be illegal if this bill becomes law
Under legislation aimed at cracking down on collectors, selling the military honor would be punishable by fines and jail time.
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Army reverses decision to kick out paralyzed Green Beret
A paralyzed Special Forces soldier, who was facing a dishonorable discharge because he was intoxicated when he broke his neck trying to save a distressed swimmer, is going to get out with his reputation and benefits intact after all.
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CVS is out and Walgreens is in for Tricare pharmacy network
The Defense Health Agency announced that CVS no longer will be a Tricare retail pharmacy provider.
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Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
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A home close to everything: ‘We wanted to come back’
For Ryan Chevalier, Arlington, Va., has everything a mid-sized city should have: Good transportation, a credible nightlife and easy access to the bigger city next door.
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140,000 soldiers must update records or risk losing BAH cash
If you’re a newlywed or a new parent, or if you just haven’t checked your personnel records in a while, the Army needs you to take action now or risk taking a hit to your wallet.
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Army rolls out new fitness test for soldiers who want to switch MOSs
Soldiers who want to move into a more physically demanding military occupational specialty will soon be required to take a new test.
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Army reinstates Selective Retention Bonus program
The Army has reinstated its Selective Retention Bonus program after a two-month suspension.
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After review, Army could upgrade dozens of discharges for soldiers with PTSD, TBI
73 soldiers may not have received proper pre-separation exams.
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DoD intervenes in Army’s plans to cut MWR
The Army has at least temporarily pulled back on reductions in funding that would have required many installations to cut back on morale, welfare and recreation programs.
-
Selling Purple Hearts would be illegal if this bill becomes law
Under legislation aimed at cracking down on collectors, selling the military honor would be punishable by fines and jail time.
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Army reverses decision to kick out paralyzed Green Beret
A paralyzed Special Forces soldier, who was facing a dishonorable discharge because he was intoxicated when he broke his neck trying to save a distressed swimmer, is going to get out with his reputation and benefits intact after all.
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CVS is out and Walgreens is in for Tricare pharmacy network
The Defense Health Agency announced that CVS no longer will be a Tricare retail pharmacy provider.
-
Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
-
A home close to everything: ‘We wanted to come back’
For Ryan Chevalier, Arlington, Va., has everything a mid-sized city should have: Good transportation, a credible nightlife and easy access to the bigger city next door.
-
140,000 soldiers must update records or risk losing BAH cash
If you’re a newlywed or a new parent, or if you just haven’t checked your personnel records in a while, the Army needs you to take action now or risk taking a hit to your wallet.
-
Army rolls out new fitness test for soldiers who want to switch MOSs
Soldiers who want to move into a more physically demanding military occupational specialty will soon be required to take a new test.
-
Army reinstates Selective Retention Bonus program
The Army has reinstated its Selective Retention Bonus program after a two-month suspension.
-
After review, Army could upgrade dozens of discharges for soldiers with PTSD, TBI
73 soldiers may not have received proper pre-separation exams.
-
DoD intervenes in Army’s plans to cut MWR
The Army has at least temporarily pulled back on reductions in funding that would have required many installations to cut back on morale, welfare and recreation programs.
-
Selling Purple Hearts would be illegal if this bill becomes law
Under legislation aimed at cracking down on collectors, selling the military honor would be punishable by fines and jail time.
-
Army reverses decision to kick out paralyzed Green Beret
A paralyzed Special Forces soldier, who was facing a dishonorable discharge because he was intoxicated when he broke his neck trying to save a distressed swimmer, is going to get out with his reputation and benefits intact after all.
-
CVS is out and Walgreens is in for Tricare pharmacy network
The Defense Health Agency announced that CVS no longer will be a Tricare retail pharmacy provider.
-
Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
-
A home close to everything: ‘We wanted to come back’
For Ryan Chevalier, Arlington, Va., has everything a mid-sized city should have: Good transportation, a credible nightlife and easy access to the bigger city next door.
-
140,000 soldiers must update records or risk losing BAH cash
If you’re a newlywed or a new parent, or if you just haven’t checked your personnel records in a while, the Army needs you to take action now or risk taking a hit to your wallet.
-
Army rolls out new fitness test for soldiers who want to switch MOSs
Soldiers who want to move into a more physically demanding military occupational specialty will soon be required to take a new test.
-
Army reinstates Selective Retention Bonus program
The Army has reinstated its Selective Retention Bonus program after a two-month suspension.
-
After review, Army could upgrade dozens of discharges for soldiers with PTSD, TBI
73 soldiers may not have received proper pre-separation exams.
