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Military law enforcement falling short in its response to domestic violence incidents, watchdog finds
Problems with law enforcement responses could result in more harm to the victim, and hinder investigations which help commanders and prosecutors make informed decisions about disciplinary or prosecuting actions.
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So far, no measles cases at military medical facilities ― but officials are watching
Military medical officials are monitoring for cases.
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Military Child of the Year honorees: ‘Their whole lives have been in service under the conditions of war’
7 outstanding teens represent extraordinary military children.
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Meet Operation Homefront’s 2019 Military Child of the Year honorees
They have embraced the challenges of military life and become more resilient.
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These department stores now offer 15 percent military discount; veterans museum offers free military admission
Kohl’s offers 15% discount on “Military Mondays” year-round. New National Veterans Memorial and Museum offers free military admission.
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New registry and hotline aims to address your Army base housing woes
This is the first step toward developing a tool that military families can use to search, by Army property, to find out about potential exposure and adverse health effects.
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Want to buy beer or wine at your commissary? You may have to wait for the libation deliberation
12 commissaries have sold more than $700,000 worth of beer and wine in almost nine months.
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Few military spouses are using this $4,000 benefit
Just 7% of eligible spouses were using the $4,000 in tuition assistance available through DoD’s MyCAA program.
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Services want more of your input to help root out housing problems
New surveys aim to get more information about overall satisfaction with military housing.
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How one school district does right by military children
Can other school systems learn from these practices to help military kids?
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Military law enforcement falling short in its response to domestic violence incidents, watchdog finds
Problems with law enforcement responses could result in more harm to the victim, and hinder investigations which help commanders and prosecutors make informed decisions about disciplinary or prosecuting actions.
-
So far, no measles cases at military medical facilities ― but officials are watching
Military medical officials are monitoring for cases.
-
Military Child of the Year honorees: ‘Their whole lives have been in service under the conditions of war’
7 outstanding teens represent extraordinary military children.
-
Meet Operation Homefront’s 2019 Military Child of the Year honorees
They have embraced the challenges of military life and become more resilient.
-
These department stores now offer 15 percent military discount; veterans museum offers free military admission
Kohl’s offers 15% discount on “Military Mondays” year-round. New National Veterans Memorial and Museum offers free military admission.
-
New registry and hotline aims to address your Army base housing woes
This is the first step toward developing a tool that military families can use to search, by Army property, to find out about potential exposure and adverse health effects.
-
Want to buy beer or wine at your commissary? You may have to wait for the libation deliberation
12 commissaries have sold more than $700,000 worth of beer and wine in almost nine months.
-
Few military spouses are using this $4,000 benefit
Just 7% of eligible spouses were using the $4,000 in tuition assistance available through DoD’s MyCAA program.
-
Services want more of your input to help root out housing problems
New surveys aim to get more information about overall satisfaction with military housing.
-
How one school district does right by military children
Can other school systems learn from these practices to help military kids?
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Military law enforcement falling short in its response to domestic violence incidents, watchdog finds
Problems with law enforcement responses could result in more harm to the victim, and hinder investigations which help commanders and prosecutors make informed decisions about disciplinary or prosecuting actions.
-
So far, no measles cases at military medical facilities ― but officials are watching
Military medical officials are monitoring for cases.
-
Military Child of the Year honorees: ‘Their whole lives have been in service under the conditions of war’
7 outstanding teens represent extraordinary military children.
-
Meet Operation Homefront’s 2019 Military Child of the Year honorees
They have embraced the challenges of military life and become more resilient.
-
These department stores now offer 15 percent military discount; veterans museum offers free military admission
Kohl’s offers 15% discount on “Military Mondays” year-round. New National Veterans Memorial and Museum offers free military admission.
-
New registry and hotline aims to address your Army base housing woes
This is the first step toward developing a tool that military families can use to search, by Army property, to find out about potential exposure and adverse health effects.
-
Want to buy beer or wine at your commissary? You may have to wait for the libation deliberation
12 commissaries have sold more than $700,000 worth of beer and wine in almost nine months.
-
Few military spouses are using this $4,000 benefit
Just 7% of eligible spouses were using the $4,000 in tuition assistance available through DoD’s MyCAA program.
-
Services want more of your input to help root out housing problems
New surveys aim to get more information about overall satisfaction with military housing.
-
How one school district does right by military children
Can other school systems learn from these practices to help military kids?
