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Justice: Missouri Guard violated USERRA rights
The Missouri National Guard will give leave credits to 138 civilian National Guard technicians.
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Senator to DoD: Explore alternatives before launching BRAC
Senators are opposed to another BRAC round, but suggest other ways to reduce infrastructure
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More ‘value’ items come to commissaries
Commissary officials have selected another 99 items to put under the orange “Value” signs.
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Family searches for valuables lost in move
The Johnson family moved valuable items inside their two safes but those safes never made it to their home.
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Mission Family: Cybersecurity starts with your family
It’s a good time for military families to review their own cyber safety and take steps to lessen the risks.
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Soldier fights for right to bury her father
During a visit with her Marine veteran father in St. Louis a few years ago, SFC Yvette James asked about his wishes for burial. “I said, ‘I’m your only child. What do you want me to do?’ ” she said. “He went to his room, got a folder, pulled out a copy of his DD…
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Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
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Consumer Watch: New incentives for saving money
Military Saves Week includes several promotions to help service members put away money.
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DoD sticking with troubled vehicle contractor
International Auto Logistics – the contractor that was plagued with problems last year — will continue to ship troops’ personal vehicles, after U.S. Transportation Command officials accepted its plans to deal with the summer moving surge.
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Mission Family: Parenting app for military families
A new, free parenting app can help with deployments, uprooting every few years, adjusting to post-deployment reunions and, possibly, adjusting to leaving the military.
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Justice: Missouri Guard violated USERRA rights
The Missouri National Guard will give leave credits to 138 civilian National Guard technicians.
-
Senator to DoD: Explore alternatives before launching BRAC
Senators are opposed to another BRAC round, but suggest other ways to reduce infrastructure
-
More ‘value’ items come to commissaries
Commissary officials have selected another 99 items to put under the orange “Value” signs.
-
Family searches for valuables lost in move
The Johnson family moved valuable items inside their two safes but those safes never made it to their home.
-
Mission Family: Cybersecurity starts with your family
It’s a good time for military families to review their own cyber safety and take steps to lessen the risks.
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Soldier fights for right to bury her father
During a visit with her Marine veteran father in St. Louis a few years ago, SFC Yvette James asked about his wishes for burial. “I said, ‘I’m your only child. What do you want me to do?’ ” she said. “He went to his room, got a folder, pulled out a copy of his DD…
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Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
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Consumer Watch: New incentives for saving money
Military Saves Week includes several promotions to help service members put away money.
-
DoD sticking with troubled vehicle contractor
International Auto Logistics – the contractor that was plagued with problems last year — will continue to ship troops’ personal vehicles, after U.S. Transportation Command officials accepted its plans to deal with the summer moving surge.
-
Mission Family: Parenting app for military families
A new, free parenting app can help with deployments, uprooting every few years, adjusting to post-deployment reunions and, possibly, adjusting to leaving the military.
-
Justice: Missouri Guard violated USERRA rights
The Missouri National Guard will give leave credits to 138 civilian National Guard technicians.
-
Senator to DoD: Explore alternatives before launching BRAC
Senators are opposed to another BRAC round, but suggest other ways to reduce infrastructure
-
More ‘value’ items come to commissaries
Commissary officials have selected another 99 items to put under the orange “Value” signs.
-
Family searches for valuables lost in move
The Johnson family moved valuable items inside their two safes but those safes never made it to their home.
-
Mission Family: Cybersecurity starts with your family
It’s a good time for military families to review their own cyber safety and take steps to lessen the risks.
-
Soldier fights for right to bury her father
During a visit with her Marine veteran father in St. Louis a few years ago, SFC Yvette James asked about his wishes for burial. “I said, ‘I’m your only child. What do you want me to do?’ ” she said. “He went to his room, got a folder, pulled out a copy of his DD…
-
Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
-
Consumer Watch: New incentives for saving money
Military Saves Week includes several promotions to help service members put away money.
-
DoD sticking with troubled vehicle contractor
International Auto Logistics – the contractor that was plagued with problems last year — will continue to ship troops’ personal vehicles, after U.S. Transportation Command officials accepted its plans to deal with the summer moving surge.
-
Mission Family: Parenting app for military families
A new, free parenting app can help with deployments, uprooting every few years, adjusting to post-deployment reunions and, possibly, adjusting to leaving the military.
