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It’s time to focus on children of wounded warriors, experts say
Caregivers of injured service members recently have received added attention, but other family members’ needs can be left unfilled.
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Veterans can register now for chance at early access to online military exchange shopping
All honorably discharged veterans can verify their status through a new website, and some may be granted shopping access prior to the program’s full launch.
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John Glenn’s remains were disrespected at the military’s mortuary, Pentagon documents allege
A manager at the Dover Port Mortuary in Delaware is accused of asking a military inspection team if they wanted to see the iconic astronaut’s body.
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DoD budget plan boosts family funds overall, but cuts child care, youth services
Commissaries, Defense Department schools and some family programs would see an increase in funding in fiscal 2018.
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The most car for the least cash: 10 things troops should know before they buy
Get the most car for the least cash
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New study offers hope in targeting focusing, emotional control problems in vets with PTSD
Researchers charted brain activity of PTSD sufferers and other vets, showing how war-related words triggered different responses.
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New York landlord accused of violating service members’ rights will pay out $59K in settlement
A company that operates a townhome community near Fort Drum, N.Y., will pay about $59,000 to more than 125 service members who were allegedly illegally charged fees that violated federal law, according to the New York attorney general’s office.
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DoD’s retirement calculator debuts, lets troops compare traditional and blended options
The long-awaited Defense Department calculator has arrived, to help service members prepare for making a decision about their future retirement benefits.
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Auction of service members’ household goods canceled after social media firestorm
Some items to be auctioned had been in temporary storage for 22 years.
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New pricing program, private-label goods part of major commissary overhaul
Average savings may stay put, but costs of some items — likely the best deals — will go up.
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It’s time to focus on children of wounded warriors, experts say
Caregivers of injured service members recently have received added attention, but other family members’ needs can be left unfilled.
-
Veterans can register now for chance at early access to online military exchange shopping
All honorably discharged veterans can verify their status through a new website, and some may be granted shopping access prior to the program’s full launch.
-
John Glenn’s remains were disrespected at the military’s mortuary, Pentagon documents allege
A manager at the Dover Port Mortuary in Delaware is accused of asking a military inspection team if they wanted to see the iconic astronaut’s body.
-
DoD budget plan boosts family funds overall, but cuts child care, youth services
Commissaries, Defense Department schools and some family programs would see an increase in funding in fiscal 2018.
-
The most car for the least cash: 10 things troops should know before they buy
Get the most car for the least cash
-
New study offers hope in targeting focusing, emotional control problems in vets with PTSD
Researchers charted brain activity of PTSD sufferers and other vets, showing how war-related words triggered different responses.
-
New York landlord accused of violating service members’ rights will pay out $59K in settlement
A company that operates a townhome community near Fort Drum, N.Y., will pay about $59,000 to more than 125 service members who were allegedly illegally charged fees that violated federal law, according to the New York attorney general’s office.
-
DoD’s retirement calculator debuts, lets troops compare traditional and blended options
The long-awaited Defense Department calculator has arrived, to help service members prepare for making a decision about their future retirement benefits.
-
Auction of service members’ household goods canceled after social media firestorm
Some items to be auctioned had been in temporary storage for 22 years.
-
New pricing program, private-label goods part of major commissary overhaul
Average savings may stay put, but costs of some items — likely the best deals — will go up.
-
It’s time to focus on children of wounded warriors, experts say
Caregivers of injured service members recently have received added attention, but other family members’ needs can be left unfilled.
-
Veterans can register now for chance at early access to online military exchange shopping
All honorably discharged veterans can verify their status through a new website, and some may be granted shopping access prior to the program’s full launch.
-
John Glenn’s remains were disrespected at the military’s mortuary, Pentagon documents allege
A manager at the Dover Port Mortuary in Delaware is accused of asking a military inspection team if they wanted to see the iconic astronaut’s body.
-
DoD budget plan boosts family funds overall, but cuts child care, youth services
Commissaries, Defense Department schools and some family programs would see an increase in funding in fiscal 2018.
-
The most car for the least cash: 10 things troops should know before they buy
Get the most car for the least cash
-
New study offers hope in targeting focusing, emotional control problems in vets with PTSD
Researchers charted brain activity of PTSD sufferers and other vets, showing how war-related words triggered different responses.
-
New York landlord accused of violating service members’ rights will pay out $59K in settlement
A company that operates a townhome community near Fort Drum, N.Y., will pay about $59,000 to more than 125 service members who were allegedly illegally charged fees that violated federal law, according to the New York attorney general’s office.
-
DoD’s retirement calculator debuts, lets troops compare traditional and blended options
The long-awaited Defense Department calculator has arrived, to help service members prepare for making a decision about their future retirement benefits.
-
Auction of service members’ household goods canceled after social media firestorm
Some items to be auctioned had been in temporary storage for 22 years.
-
New pricing program, private-label goods part of major commissary overhaul
Average savings may stay put, but costs of some items — likely the best deals — will go up.
