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Got talent? Try out for the American Military Spouses Choir
The American Military Spouses Choir is seeking talented singers.
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Meet Operation Homefront’s 2018 Military Child of the Year honorees
Winners receive $10,000 and are honored at a Washington, D.C. event.
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Military Child of the Year: Air Force honoree nears 2,000 volunteer hours
She’s been helping her community since age 4 … and shows no signs of slowing up.
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Check out T-Mobile’s new military discount plan for troops, vets and families
The provider has pledged more discounts, more jobs and more capacity to military community.
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Why your credit score matters … and how troops, veterans and families can up their numbers
Paying your bills on time is a big part of the battle, but it’s not the only step.
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Commissary boss: Fixes coming to Pacific produce problems
‘There’s a new sheriff in town,’ said the retired rear admiral.
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Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
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Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
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Lenders face fed punishment amid VA ‘loan churning’ concerns
The move may make it more difficult for the lenders to compete in the VA loan market.
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Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
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Got talent? Try out for the American Military Spouses Choir
The American Military Spouses Choir is seeking talented singers.
-
Meet Operation Homefront’s 2018 Military Child of the Year honorees
Winners receive $10,000 and are honored at a Washington, D.C. event.
-
Military Child of the Year: Air Force honoree nears 2,000 volunteer hours
She’s been helping her community since age 4 … and shows no signs of slowing up.
-
Check out T-Mobile’s new military discount plan for troops, vets and families
The provider has pledged more discounts, more jobs and more capacity to military community.
-
Why your credit score matters … and how troops, veterans and families can up their numbers
Paying your bills on time is a big part of the battle, but it’s not the only step.
-
Commissary boss: Fixes coming to Pacific produce problems
‘There’s a new sheriff in town,’ said the retired rear admiral.
-
Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
-
Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
-
Lenders face fed punishment amid VA ‘loan churning’ concerns
The move may make it more difficult for the lenders to compete in the VA loan market.
-
Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
-
Got talent? Try out for the American Military Spouses Choir
The American Military Spouses Choir is seeking talented singers.
-
Meet Operation Homefront’s 2018 Military Child of the Year honorees
Winners receive $10,000 and are honored at a Washington, D.C. event.
-
Military Child of the Year: Air Force honoree nears 2,000 volunteer hours
She’s been helping her community since age 4 … and shows no signs of slowing up.
-
Check out T-Mobile’s new military discount plan for troops, vets and families
The provider has pledged more discounts, more jobs and more capacity to military community.
-
Why your credit score matters … and how troops, veterans and families can up their numbers
Paying your bills on time is a big part of the battle, but it’s not the only step.
-
Commissary boss: Fixes coming to Pacific produce problems
‘There’s a new sheriff in town,’ said the retired rear admiral.
-
Will new retirement system entice more service members to leave early? Officials are watching
About 1.6 million service members must decide which retirement system they’ll use by year’s end.
-
Officials to raise residents’ fees at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
The home for retired enlisted members raises fees to cover more of its operating costs.
-
Lenders face fed punishment amid VA ‘loan churning’ concerns
The move may make it more difficult for the lenders to compete in the VA loan market.
-
Sailors bounced from recruit training thanks to dependent medical records, parents say
The Navy has clarified how it can access the medical history of sailors and Marines whose parents are, or were, in uniform.
