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Transition issues such as class and sports placement persist for military kids
Some military children are experiencing persistent Issues when they transition from one state to another with their families
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A national forum brought in military kids to question DoD’s No. 2 official
“If benefits are being cut more and more every year, how do you expect to recruit men and women to the armed forces?” asked Ronald Linhardt, 17, a Navy youth who is a student at Guam High School.
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Veteran and military spouse is defense schools’ teacher of the year
A veteran and retired soldier’s spouse who teaches eighth-grade English at Fort Benning, Georgia, is DoDEA’s 2017 teacher of the year.
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DoD signals support for online shopping benefit for veterans
“A new source of revenue that could increase contributions to [Morale, Welfare and Recreation] and other quality of life programs is the expansion of the online shopping benefit to honorably discharged veterans,” stated the report, which detailed way
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Red Cross looks to fill gap in veterans’ emergency financial needs
The American Red Cross is testing the idea of providing financial assistance to veterans who don’t qualify for help through military agencies.
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The Pentagon moves to set troops straight on its new military retirement plan
Officials aim to address “speculation, rumors” while providing the financial literacy training to military families.
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PCS words of wisdom from a military kid
Military parents can learn from 18-year-old Sophie Roth-Douquet’s words. The biggest difference for her, she said, was the way her parents always seemed unaffected by the move.
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‘Purge parties’ and more tips from the real PCS pros
Whether it’s your first move or your 13th, you may be looking for some tips from the experts on making it a bit easier.
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Deadline Monday for military family lifestyle survey
Take some time this weekend to provide your input for the Blue Star Families annual Military Family Lifestyle Survey, which is open through Monday to active-duty service members, veterans and family members.
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‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
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Transition issues such as class and sports placement persist for military kids
Some military children are experiencing persistent Issues when they transition from one state to another with their families
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A national forum brought in military kids to question DoD’s No. 2 official
“If benefits are being cut more and more every year, how do you expect to recruit men and women to the armed forces?” asked Ronald Linhardt, 17, a Navy youth who is a student at Guam High School.
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Veteran and military spouse is defense schools’ teacher of the year
A veteran and retired soldier’s spouse who teaches eighth-grade English at Fort Benning, Georgia, is DoDEA’s 2017 teacher of the year.
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DoD signals support for online shopping benefit for veterans
“A new source of revenue that could increase contributions to [Morale, Welfare and Recreation] and other quality of life programs is the expansion of the online shopping benefit to honorably discharged veterans,” stated the report, which detailed way
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Red Cross looks to fill gap in veterans’ emergency financial needs
The American Red Cross is testing the idea of providing financial assistance to veterans who don’t qualify for help through military agencies.
-
The Pentagon moves to set troops straight on its new military retirement plan
Officials aim to address “speculation, rumors” while providing the financial literacy training to military families.
-
PCS words of wisdom from a military kid
Military parents can learn from 18-year-old Sophie Roth-Douquet’s words. The biggest difference for her, she said, was the way her parents always seemed unaffected by the move.
-
‘Purge parties’ and more tips from the real PCS pros
Whether it’s your first move or your 13th, you may be looking for some tips from the experts on making it a bit easier.
-
Deadline Monday for military family lifestyle survey
Take some time this weekend to provide your input for the Blue Star Families annual Military Family Lifestyle Survey, which is open through Monday to active-duty service members, veterans and family members.
-
‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
-
Transition issues such as class and sports placement persist for military kids
Some military children are experiencing persistent Issues when they transition from one state to another with their families
-
A national forum brought in military kids to question DoD’s No. 2 official
“If benefits are being cut more and more every year, how do you expect to recruit men and women to the armed forces?” asked Ronald Linhardt, 17, a Navy youth who is a student at Guam High School.
-
Veteran and military spouse is defense schools’ teacher of the year
A veteran and retired soldier’s spouse who teaches eighth-grade English at Fort Benning, Georgia, is DoDEA’s 2017 teacher of the year.
-
DoD signals support for online shopping benefit for veterans
“A new source of revenue that could increase contributions to [Morale, Welfare and Recreation] and other quality of life programs is the expansion of the online shopping benefit to honorably discharged veterans,” stated the report, which detailed way
-
Red Cross looks to fill gap in veterans’ emergency financial needs
The American Red Cross is testing the idea of providing financial assistance to veterans who don’t qualify for help through military agencies.
-
The Pentagon moves to set troops straight on its new military retirement plan
Officials aim to address “speculation, rumors” while providing the financial literacy training to military families.
-
PCS words of wisdom from a military kid
Military parents can learn from 18-year-old Sophie Roth-Douquet’s words. The biggest difference for her, she said, was the way her parents always seemed unaffected by the move.
-
‘Purge parties’ and more tips from the real PCS pros
Whether it’s your first move or your 13th, you may be looking for some tips from the experts on making it a bit easier.
-
Deadline Monday for military family lifestyle survey
Take some time this weekend to provide your input for the Blue Star Families annual Military Family Lifestyle Survey, which is open through Monday to active-duty service members, veterans and family members.
-
‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
