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Vets groups renew efforts to limit for-profit schools’ access to GI Bill dollars
Legislation reintroduced Thursday would change the 90/10 rule regarding federal funding to prevent for-profit colleges from exploiting veterans’ and troops’ education benefits.
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‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
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Veterans Day discount update: New grocery offer, free Starbucks, more
Our deals list expands to include more meal options and a discount code for the veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee Company.
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What’s on sale at the exchanges … and what deals are coming soon
Deals on toys, bikes, laptops, TVs, jewelry, clothing, small appliances and more … just in time for the new veterans online exchange benefit.
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DoD personnel chief nominee says he’ll be charged ‘with making life easier’ for troops, families
Nominee for Pentagon’s personnel chief cites says some hard facts need to be address “or the force will break.”
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White House names November as veterans and military families month
The ceremonial move kicks off a month of events designed to highlight veterans services and Trump’s VA reform agenda.
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Special operations spouses share demanding duties on the home front
Special operations forces spouses were honored recently for their volunteerism and contributions to family programs and family support mentoring.
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Donors flood charity drive for fallen soldier, but bring questions about money’s use
Families of troops killed on overseas deployments are already eligible for a host of financial support benefits, including college tuition for surviving children.
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More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
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New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
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Vets groups renew efforts to limit for-profit schools’ access to GI Bill dollars
Legislation reintroduced Thursday would change the 90/10 rule regarding federal funding to prevent for-profit colleges from exploiting veterans’ and troops’ education benefits.
-
‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
-
Veterans Day discount update: New grocery offer, free Starbucks, more
Our deals list expands to include more meal options and a discount code for the veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee Company.
-
What’s on sale at the exchanges … and what deals are coming soon
Deals on toys, bikes, laptops, TVs, jewelry, clothing, small appliances and more … just in time for the new veterans online exchange benefit.
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DoD personnel chief nominee says he’ll be charged ‘with making life easier’ for troops, families
Nominee for Pentagon’s personnel chief cites says some hard facts need to be address “or the force will break.”
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White House names November as veterans and military families month
The ceremonial move kicks off a month of events designed to highlight veterans services and Trump’s VA reform agenda.
-
Special operations spouses share demanding duties on the home front
Special operations forces spouses were honored recently for their volunteerism and contributions to family programs and family support mentoring.
-
Donors flood charity drive for fallen soldier, but bring questions about money’s use
Families of troops killed on overseas deployments are already eligible for a host of financial support benefits, including college tuition for surviving children.
-
More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
-
New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
-
Vets groups renew efforts to limit for-profit schools’ access to GI Bill dollars
Legislation reintroduced Thursday would change the 90/10 rule regarding federal funding to prevent for-profit colleges from exploiting veterans’ and troops’ education benefits.
-
‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
-
Veterans Day discount update: New grocery offer, free Starbucks, more
Our deals list expands to include more meal options and a discount code for the veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee Company.
-
What’s on sale at the exchanges … and what deals are coming soon
Deals on toys, bikes, laptops, TVs, jewelry, clothing, small appliances and more … just in time for the new veterans online exchange benefit.
-
DoD personnel chief nominee says he’ll be charged ‘with making life easier’ for troops, families
Nominee for Pentagon’s personnel chief cites says some hard facts need to be address “or the force will break.”
-
White House names November as veterans and military families month
The ceremonial move kicks off a month of events designed to highlight veterans services and Trump’s VA reform agenda.
-
Special operations spouses share demanding duties on the home front
Special operations forces spouses were honored recently for their volunteerism and contributions to family programs and family support mentoring.
-
Donors flood charity drive for fallen soldier, but bring questions about money’s use
Families of troops killed on overseas deployments are already eligible for a host of financial support benefits, including college tuition for surviving children.
-
More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
-
New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
