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DoD child care portal out for more than a day
The website for parents to arrange for military child care has been down for more than a day.
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Expert: Open more doors for spouse entrepreneurs
Military spouse entrepreneurs are getting more access to education, training and loans, but a broader look at the issues could open up more opportunities, experts say.
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Red Cross begins to address hotline problems
The hotline went down because of “technical issues,” said Peter Macias, spokesman for American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces.
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DoD drops Vets4Warriors, expands other counseling for troops
DoD will not renew the contract for the Vets4Warriors peer counseling program.
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Free admission to more than 2,000 museums
More than 2,000 museums offering free admission to active duty, Guard, Reserve and family members this summer.
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Tom Hanks to head ‘Hidden Heroes’ campaign
Actor Tom Hanks will lead a national campaign to raise public awareness of the service and needs of military caregivers.
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Storage company to pay $170K to 10 service members
The owner of a storage company in San Diego has agreed to pay a total of about $170 k to 10 service members
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Retired Air Force general to pilot Operation Homefront
Nonprofit military support organization Operation Homefront has named AF retired general as president
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Contact state lawmakers about licensure, certification
State legislators need to know if there are problems in the ways legislation is implemented.
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Official: DoD plan might deny troops loan alternatives
A Defense Department proposal to strengthen lending protections for troops could end up denying them access to some affordable alternatives to predatory loans, a top credit union regulatory official said Tuesday.
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DoD child care portal out for more than a day
The website for parents to arrange for military child care has been down for more than a day.
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Expert: Open more doors for spouse entrepreneurs
Military spouse entrepreneurs are getting more access to education, training and loans, but a broader look at the issues could open up more opportunities, experts say.
-
Red Cross begins to address hotline problems
The hotline went down because of “technical issues,” said Peter Macias, spokesman for American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces.
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DoD drops Vets4Warriors, expands other counseling for troops
DoD will not renew the contract for the Vets4Warriors peer counseling program.
-
Free admission to more than 2,000 museums
More than 2,000 museums offering free admission to active duty, Guard, Reserve and family members this summer.
-
Tom Hanks to head ‘Hidden Heroes’ campaign
Actor Tom Hanks will lead a national campaign to raise public awareness of the service and needs of military caregivers.
-
Storage company to pay $170K to 10 service members
The owner of a storage company in San Diego has agreed to pay a total of about $170 k to 10 service members
-
Retired Air Force general to pilot Operation Homefront
Nonprofit military support organization Operation Homefront has named AF retired general as president
-
Contact state lawmakers about licensure, certification
State legislators need to know if there are problems in the ways legislation is implemented.
-
Official: DoD plan might deny troops loan alternatives
A Defense Department proposal to strengthen lending protections for troops could end up denying them access to some affordable alternatives to predatory loans, a top credit union regulatory official said Tuesday.
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DoD child care portal out for more than a day
The website for parents to arrange for military child care has been down for more than a day.
-
Expert: Open more doors for spouse entrepreneurs
Military spouse entrepreneurs are getting more access to education, training and loans, but a broader look at the issues could open up more opportunities, experts say.
-
Red Cross begins to address hotline problems
The hotline went down because of “technical issues,” said Peter Macias, spokesman for American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces.
-
DoD drops Vets4Warriors, expands other counseling for troops
DoD will not renew the contract for the Vets4Warriors peer counseling program.
-
Free admission to more than 2,000 museums
More than 2,000 museums offering free admission to active duty, Guard, Reserve and family members this summer.
-
Tom Hanks to head ‘Hidden Heroes’ campaign
Actor Tom Hanks will lead a national campaign to raise public awareness of the service and needs of military caregivers.
-
Storage company to pay $170K to 10 service members
The owner of a storage company in San Diego has agreed to pay a total of about $170 k to 10 service members
-
Retired Air Force general to pilot Operation Homefront
Nonprofit military support organization Operation Homefront has named AF retired general as president
-
Contact state lawmakers about licensure, certification
State legislators need to know if there are problems in the ways legislation is implemented.
-
Official: DoD plan might deny troops loan alternatives
A Defense Department proposal to strengthen lending protections for troops could end up denying them access to some affordable alternatives to predatory loans, a top credit union regulatory official said Tuesday.
