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Vietnam commission’s Certificate of Honor program pays tribute to POWs, spouses and families
The certificates are available through the same Defense Department-backed group that offers lapel pins to Vietnam War-period veterans.
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Navy wife alleges malpractice after doctors find broken needle ― from 2003 ― in her spine
Doctors at an Army hospital in 2017 found a broken-off needle in Amy Bright’s spine. Bright says it’s been there since she went to Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., to give birth to her son … who is now 14.
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Commentary: School choice for military families will save DoD money
In addition to education benefits, the author writes, creating education savings accounts for military families would aid retention efforts.
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DeVos backs school choice proposal for military children
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Thursday backed a proposal to allow military families to use $1.3 billion in public funds to send their children to private school or pay for other education services.
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Corporal finds warm homecoming after returning from Afghanistan
“This has been good … I went from a war zone to this.”
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More MyCAA? Senate bill may be first step to expand popular spouse-scholarship program
Could this be a first step in expanding the MyCAA program to more military spouses?
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Senate bill would help military spouses land federal jobs, target other employment hurdles
The wide-ranging proposal addresses child care concerns, educational support and federal hiring practices.
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Nominations due soon for 2018 Military Spouse of the Year
Nominations are open for the 2018 Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year Award.
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‘Warrior caste’: Is a public disconnect hurting military recruiting efforts?
The military wants to educate the public on what service members really do.
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Ibuprofen may cause male fertility problems, study finds
Could long-term, higher doses of Ibuprofen affect testicular function?
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Vietnam commission’s Certificate of Honor program pays tribute to POWs, spouses and families
The certificates are available through the same Defense Department-backed group that offers lapel pins to Vietnam War-period veterans.
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Navy wife alleges malpractice after doctors find broken needle ― from 2003 ― in her spine
Doctors at an Army hospital in 2017 found a broken-off needle in Amy Bright’s spine. Bright says it’s been there since she went to Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., to give birth to her son … who is now 14.
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Commentary: School choice for military families will save DoD money
In addition to education benefits, the author writes, creating education savings accounts for military families would aid retention efforts.
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DeVos backs school choice proposal for military children
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Thursday backed a proposal to allow military families to use $1.3 billion in public funds to send their children to private school or pay for other education services.
-
Corporal finds warm homecoming after returning from Afghanistan
“This has been good … I went from a war zone to this.”
-
More MyCAA? Senate bill may be first step to expand popular spouse-scholarship program
Could this be a first step in expanding the MyCAA program to more military spouses?
-
Senate bill would help military spouses land federal jobs, target other employment hurdles
The wide-ranging proposal addresses child care concerns, educational support and federal hiring practices.
-
Nominations due soon for 2018 Military Spouse of the Year
Nominations are open for the 2018 Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year Award.
-
‘Warrior caste’: Is a public disconnect hurting military recruiting efforts?
The military wants to educate the public on what service members really do.
-
Ibuprofen may cause male fertility problems, study finds
Could long-term, higher doses of Ibuprofen affect testicular function?
-
Vietnam commission’s Certificate of Honor program pays tribute to POWs, spouses and families
The certificates are available through the same Defense Department-backed group that offers lapel pins to Vietnam War-period veterans.
-
Navy wife alleges malpractice after doctors find broken needle ― from 2003 ― in her spine
Doctors at an Army hospital in 2017 found a broken-off needle in Amy Bright’s spine. Bright says it’s been there since she went to Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., to give birth to her son … who is now 14.
-
Commentary: School choice for military families will save DoD money
In addition to education benefits, the author writes, creating education savings accounts for military families would aid retention efforts.
-
DeVos backs school choice proposal for military children
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Thursday backed a proposal to allow military families to use $1.3 billion in public funds to send their children to private school or pay for other education services.
-
Corporal finds warm homecoming after returning from Afghanistan
“This has been good … I went from a war zone to this.”
-
More MyCAA? Senate bill may be first step to expand popular spouse-scholarship program
Could this be a first step in expanding the MyCAA program to more military spouses?
-
Senate bill would help military spouses land federal jobs, target other employment hurdles
The wide-ranging proposal addresses child care concerns, educational support and federal hiring practices.
-
Nominations due soon for 2018 Military Spouse of the Year
Nominations are open for the 2018 Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year Award.
-
‘Warrior caste’: Is a public disconnect hurting military recruiting efforts?
The military wants to educate the public on what service members really do.
-
Ibuprofen may cause male fertility problems, study finds
Could long-term, higher doses of Ibuprofen affect testicular function?
