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Lowe’s expands, changes its military discount program
All honorably discharged veterans now qualify, along with active duty and retirees. But you’ll need to sign up online.
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Appreciation 101: Tips from family advocates on how civilians, lawmakers and others can help the troops
Spouse employment concerns topped a to-do list that’s just in time for National Military Appreciation Month.
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Tricare drops Nexium from preferred drug list
About 338,000 Tricare patients who have a Nexium prescription are being asked to switch to an alternative drug.
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National Military Appreciation Month discount update: Hooters, lawn care services for families of deployed troops and more
During Military Appreciation Month, some businesses and other organizations offer discounts and freebies to military personnel, other veterans and their families, especially as Memorial Day approaches.
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There were 14,900 sex assaults in the US military last year, new Pentagon data show
It’s a downward trend, but retaliation remains a significant problem among the victims who formally report such crimes.
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High-risk pregnancy? Tricare doesn’t want you seeking civilian medical care in some overseas areas
Bahrain joins list of nations where local facilities, doctors don’t meet standards.
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Add your voice to the annual Blue Star Families survey
The Military Family Lifestyle Survey is open to active-duty troops, veterans and families through May 19.
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New charity offers ball gowns to military families — for free
Operation: Deploy Your Dress has 3 locations, and will hold an event in D.C. on April 29-30.
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Military moves 2017: System concerns, mover shortages make early scheduling critical
It’s always smart to set up your PCS move as soon as possible. Here are more reasons to hurry.
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Military Moves 2017: Doing it yourself? Tips for personally procured moves
If you’re going it alone for your next PCS, take this advice to heart.
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Lowe’s expands, changes its military discount program
All honorably discharged veterans now qualify, along with active duty and retirees. But you’ll need to sign up online.
-
Appreciation 101: Tips from family advocates on how civilians, lawmakers and others can help the troops
Spouse employment concerns topped a to-do list that’s just in time for National Military Appreciation Month.
-
Tricare drops Nexium from preferred drug list
About 338,000 Tricare patients who have a Nexium prescription are being asked to switch to an alternative drug.
-
National Military Appreciation Month discount update: Hooters, lawn care services for families of deployed troops and more
During Military Appreciation Month, some businesses and other organizations offer discounts and freebies to military personnel, other veterans and their families, especially as Memorial Day approaches.
-
There were 14,900 sex assaults in the US military last year, new Pentagon data show
It’s a downward trend, but retaliation remains a significant problem among the victims who formally report such crimes.
-
High-risk pregnancy? Tricare doesn’t want you seeking civilian medical care in some overseas areas
Bahrain joins list of nations where local facilities, doctors don’t meet standards.
-
Add your voice to the annual Blue Star Families survey
The Military Family Lifestyle Survey is open to active-duty troops, veterans and families through May 19.
-
New charity offers ball gowns to military families — for free
Operation: Deploy Your Dress has 3 locations, and will hold an event in D.C. on April 29-30.
-
Military moves 2017: System concerns, mover shortages make early scheduling critical
It’s always smart to set up your PCS move as soon as possible. Here are more reasons to hurry.
-
Military Moves 2017: Doing it yourself? Tips for personally procured moves
If you’re going it alone for your next PCS, take this advice to heart.
-
Lowe’s expands, changes its military discount program
All honorably discharged veterans now qualify, along with active duty and retirees. But you’ll need to sign up online.
-
Appreciation 101: Tips from family advocates on how civilians, lawmakers and others can help the troops
Spouse employment concerns topped a to-do list that’s just in time for National Military Appreciation Month.
-
Tricare drops Nexium from preferred drug list
About 338,000 Tricare patients who have a Nexium prescription are being asked to switch to an alternative drug.
-
National Military Appreciation Month discount update: Hooters, lawn care services for families of deployed troops and more
During Military Appreciation Month, some businesses and other organizations offer discounts and freebies to military personnel, other veterans and their families, especially as Memorial Day approaches.
-
There were 14,900 sex assaults in the US military last year, new Pentagon data show
It’s a downward trend, but retaliation remains a significant problem among the victims who formally report such crimes.
-
High-risk pregnancy? Tricare doesn’t want you seeking civilian medical care in some overseas areas
Bahrain joins list of nations where local facilities, doctors don’t meet standards.
-
Add your voice to the annual Blue Star Families survey
The Military Family Lifestyle Survey is open to active-duty troops, veterans and families through May 19.
-
New charity offers ball gowns to military families — for free
Operation: Deploy Your Dress has 3 locations, and will hold an event in D.C. on April 29-30.
-
Military moves 2017: System concerns, mover shortages make early scheduling critical
It’s always smart to set up your PCS move as soon as possible. Here are more reasons to hurry.
-
Military Moves 2017: Doing it yourself? Tips for personally procured moves
If you’re going it alone for your next PCS, take this advice to heart.
