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Ready for some holiday cheer? Check in with your COVID-ready military stores
Here’s what you need to know about holiday shopping in your military stores.
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Here’s why your Tricare Young Adult premiums are going up
Last year, seven Tricare Young Adult Prime enrollees accounted for about 40 percent of the overall pharmacy costs of the program.
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Jill Biden’s ready to go to work for military families again
Supporting troops and their families is the ‘one truly sacred obligation,’ Jill Biden said.
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Military absentee ballots on their way this week for US Senate runoff races in Georgia
It’s not too late to register to vote in Georgia, and to request an absentee ballot for the runoff elections, if Georgia is your home of record.
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After public outcry, annual wreath laying allowed at Arlington National Cemetery
While the event at Arlington National Cemetery — and other cemeteries across the country — will look different, Wreaths Across America “will meet the challenge.”
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Don’t let your Tricare Select coverage lapse, officials warn retirees
Retirees have until Dec. 31 to set up their payment process for new Tricare Select enrollment fees.
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The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
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Hundreds of military absentee ballots are likely on GOP’s list of alleged ‘criminal voter fraud’ votes
“We knew our votes were legal and we had done nothing wrong, but our integrity was being challenged,” Air Force wife said.
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Here’s what military absentee voters need to know about Georgia’s US Senate runoff elections
Legal residents of Georgia can still register to vote in the runoff election set for Jan. 5.
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Today is the deadline for Georgia military ballots. Will they make a difference in the election?
As of today, there were about 9,000 ballots that Georgia election officials had sent to military absentee voters around the country and around the world, and to U.S. citizens overseas — that have yet to be returned.
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Ready for some holiday cheer? Check in with your COVID-ready military stores
Here’s what you need to know about holiday shopping in your military stores.
-
Here’s why your Tricare Young Adult premiums are going up
Last year, seven Tricare Young Adult Prime enrollees accounted for about 40 percent of the overall pharmacy costs of the program.
-
Jill Biden’s ready to go to work for military families again
Supporting troops and their families is the ‘one truly sacred obligation,’ Jill Biden said.
-
Military absentee ballots on their way this week for US Senate runoff races in Georgia
It’s not too late to register to vote in Georgia, and to request an absentee ballot for the runoff elections, if Georgia is your home of record.
-
After public outcry, annual wreath laying allowed at Arlington National Cemetery
While the event at Arlington National Cemetery — and other cemeteries across the country — will look different, Wreaths Across America “will meet the challenge.”
-
Don’t let your Tricare Select coverage lapse, officials warn retirees
Retirees have until Dec. 31 to set up their payment process for new Tricare Select enrollment fees.
-
The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
-
Hundreds of military absentee ballots are likely on GOP’s list of alleged ‘criminal voter fraud’ votes
“We knew our votes were legal and we had done nothing wrong, but our integrity was being challenged,” Air Force wife said.
-
Here’s what military absentee voters need to know about Georgia’s US Senate runoff elections
Legal residents of Georgia can still register to vote in the runoff election set for Jan. 5.
-
Today is the deadline for Georgia military ballots. Will they make a difference in the election?
As of today, there were about 9,000 ballots that Georgia election officials had sent to military absentee voters around the country and around the world, and to U.S. citizens overseas — that have yet to be returned.
-
Ready for some holiday cheer? Check in with your COVID-ready military stores
Here’s what you need to know about holiday shopping in your military stores.
-
Here’s why your Tricare Young Adult premiums are going up
Last year, seven Tricare Young Adult Prime enrollees accounted for about 40 percent of the overall pharmacy costs of the program.
-
Jill Biden’s ready to go to work for military families again
Supporting troops and their families is the ‘one truly sacred obligation,’ Jill Biden said.
-
Military absentee ballots on their way this week for US Senate runoff races in Georgia
It’s not too late to register to vote in Georgia, and to request an absentee ballot for the runoff elections, if Georgia is your home of record.
-
After public outcry, annual wreath laying allowed at Arlington National Cemetery
While the event at Arlington National Cemetery — and other cemeteries across the country — will look different, Wreaths Across America “will meet the challenge.”
-
Don’t let your Tricare Select coverage lapse, officials warn retirees
Retirees have until Dec. 31 to set up their payment process for new Tricare Select enrollment fees.
-
The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
-
Hundreds of military absentee ballots are likely on GOP’s list of alleged ‘criminal voter fraud’ votes
“We knew our votes were legal and we had done nothing wrong, but our integrity was being challenged,” Air Force wife said.
-
Here’s what military absentee voters need to know about Georgia’s US Senate runoff elections
Legal residents of Georgia can still register to vote in the runoff election set for Jan. 5.
-
Today is the deadline for Georgia military ballots. Will they make a difference in the election?
As of today, there were about 9,000 ballots that Georgia election officials had sent to military absentee voters around the country and around the world, and to U.S. citizens overseas — that have yet to be returned.
