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Consumer Watch: Get healthy, low-cost meal ideas online
The Defense Commissary Agency website has launched a new tip box with healthy, time-saving, cost-effective meal ideas.
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Consumer Watch Extra: AAFES’ birthday week-long deals
It’s the Army and Air Force Exchange Service’s 120th birthday, and you could be the beneficiary of some big deals.
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Paternity leave for single military fathers?
Possible paternity leave for single sailor fathers is on the radar, according to a Navy spokeswoman.
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Mission Family: Wife fears being ridiculed in public
A military spouse says she avoids going on base because she fears being ridiculed for being overweight.
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Outage causes delays in implementing child care portal
A recent computer problem that caused a three-week outage of new military child care portal has delayed implementation.
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List of MilitaryChildCare.com installations to date
List of installations in MilitaryChildCare.com to date
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Consumer Watch: Discounts on summer fun
Base recreation areas and campgrounds offer a lot of vacation options.
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Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Consumer Watch: Get healthy, low-cost meal ideas online
The Defense Commissary Agency website has launched a new tip box with healthy, time-saving, cost-effective meal ideas.
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Consumer Watch Extra: AAFES’ birthday week-long deals
It’s the Army and Air Force Exchange Service’s 120th birthday, and you could be the beneficiary of some big deals.
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Paternity leave for single military fathers?
Possible paternity leave for single sailor fathers is on the radar, according to a Navy spokeswoman.
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Obama announces new credit protections for troops
Implementation of new rules to begin Oct. 1
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Mission Family: Wife fears being ridiculed in public
A military spouse says she avoids going on base because she fears being ridiculed for being overweight.
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Outage causes delays in implementing child care portal
A recent computer problem that caused a three-week outage of new military child care portal has delayed implementation.
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List of MilitaryChildCare.com installations to date
List of installations in MilitaryChildCare.com to date
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Consumer Watch: Discounts on summer fun
Base recreation areas and campgrounds offer a lot of vacation options.
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Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
-
Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Consumer Watch: Get healthy, low-cost meal ideas online
The Defense Commissary Agency website has launched a new tip box with healthy, time-saving, cost-effective meal ideas.
-
Consumer Watch Extra: AAFES’ birthday week-long deals
It’s the Army and Air Force Exchange Service’s 120th birthday, and you could be the beneficiary of some big deals.
-
Paternity leave for single military fathers?
Possible paternity leave for single sailor fathers is on the radar, according to a Navy spokeswoman.
-
Obama announces new credit protections for troops
Implementation of new rules to begin Oct. 1
-
Mission Family: Wife fears being ridiculed in public
A military spouse says she avoids going on base because she fears being ridiculed for being overweight.
-
Outage causes delays in implementing child care portal
A recent computer problem that caused a three-week outage of new military child care portal has delayed implementation.
-
List of MilitaryChildCare.com installations to date
List of installations in MilitaryChildCare.com to date
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Consumer Watch: Discounts on summer fun
Base recreation areas and campgrounds offer a lot of vacation options.
-
Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
-
Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
