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Disaster prep: From finances to evacuation plans, how military families can stay ready
Tips to keep you, and your bank account, safe when trouble arises.
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Drones, disaster teams helping address Hurricane Harvey insurance claims
Military insurers outline the next steps for customers facing disaster-related damage.
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DoD family panel wants more help for military kids moving to new schools
It’s one of a series of key issues for the group, including PTSD treatment and spouse employment.
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DoD’s one-stop child care portal now available worldwide
The system added its last seven installations, all Air Force bases, Aug. 10.
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New Purdue-Kaplan online university gets OK from Indiana officials
The (Lafayette) Journal and Courier reports that the commission’s unanimous Thursday vote is the first of three major approvals that Purdue needs to start operating the online university. The online school would stem from Purdue’s recent acquisition of for-profit Kaplan University and is being referred to as “NewU” until an official name is chosen.
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Military Spouse Fellowship Program gives family members career options
The Military Spouse Fellowship Program offers a free course to earn a certificate as a personal financial adviser.
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Personal tech tutorial: From VR to vacuums, 10 items to know
Get tips and recommendations from current and former service members on phone cases and accessories, CAC readers, anti-malware apps and more.
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Virginia creates legal guide for service members, veterans
Virginia’s attorney general has created a new resource guide with information on things like taxes and education for military service members and veterans.
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New GI Bill passes Senate
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have unanimously passed legislation to make major changes to education benefits for military veterans. Now all that’s left is for President Trump to sign it into law.
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New personnel center commander takes aim at airmen’s frustrations
The frustration some airmen feel in dealing with the Air Force Personnel Center “is a real thing,” says Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly, the new commander. “We have to address that.”
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Disaster prep: From finances to evacuation plans, how military families can stay ready
Tips to keep you, and your bank account, safe when trouble arises.
-
Drones, disaster teams helping address Hurricane Harvey insurance claims
Military insurers outline the next steps for customers facing disaster-related damage.
-
DoD family panel wants more help for military kids moving to new schools
It’s one of a series of key issues for the group, including PTSD treatment and spouse employment.
-
DoD’s one-stop child care portal now available worldwide
The system added its last seven installations, all Air Force bases, Aug. 10.
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New Purdue-Kaplan online university gets OK from Indiana officials
The (Lafayette) Journal and Courier reports that the commission’s unanimous Thursday vote is the first of three major approvals that Purdue needs to start operating the online university. The online school would stem from Purdue’s recent acquisition of for-profit Kaplan University and is being referred to as “NewU” until an official name is chosen.
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Military Spouse Fellowship Program gives family members career options
The Military Spouse Fellowship Program offers a free course to earn a certificate as a personal financial adviser.
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Personal tech tutorial: From VR to vacuums, 10 items to know
Get tips and recommendations from current and former service members on phone cases and accessories, CAC readers, anti-malware apps and more.
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Virginia creates legal guide for service members, veterans
Virginia’s attorney general has created a new resource guide with information on things like taxes and education for military service members and veterans.
-
New GI Bill passes Senate
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have unanimously passed legislation to make major changes to education benefits for military veterans. Now all that’s left is for President Trump to sign it into law.
-
New personnel center commander takes aim at airmen’s frustrations
The frustration some airmen feel in dealing with the Air Force Personnel Center “is a real thing,” says Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly, the new commander. “We have to address that.”
-
Disaster prep: From finances to evacuation plans, how military families can stay ready
Tips to keep you, and your bank account, safe when trouble arises.
-
Drones, disaster teams helping address Hurricane Harvey insurance claims
Military insurers outline the next steps for customers facing disaster-related damage.
-
DoD family panel wants more help for military kids moving to new schools
It’s one of a series of key issues for the group, including PTSD treatment and spouse employment.
-
DoD’s one-stop child care portal now available worldwide
The system added its last seven installations, all Air Force bases, Aug. 10.
-
New Purdue-Kaplan online university gets OK from Indiana officials
The (Lafayette) Journal and Courier reports that the commission’s unanimous Thursday vote is the first of three major approvals that Purdue needs to start operating the online university. The online school would stem from Purdue’s recent acquisition of for-profit Kaplan University and is being referred to as “NewU” until an official name is chosen.
-
Military Spouse Fellowship Program gives family members career options
The Military Spouse Fellowship Program offers a free course to earn a certificate as a personal financial adviser.
-
Personal tech tutorial: From VR to vacuums, 10 items to know
Get tips and recommendations from current and former service members on phone cases and accessories, CAC readers, anti-malware apps and more.
-
Virginia creates legal guide for service members, veterans
Virginia’s attorney general has created a new resource guide with information on things like taxes and education for military service members and veterans.
-
New GI Bill passes Senate
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have unanimously passed legislation to make major changes to education benefits for military veterans. Now all that’s left is for President Trump to sign it into law.
-
New personnel center commander takes aim at airmen’s frustrations
The frustration some airmen feel in dealing with the Air Force Personnel Center “is a real thing,” says Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly, the new commander. “We have to address that.”
