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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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43rd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron commander relieved of command
The commander of the 43rd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron was relieved of duty Thursday based on investigators’ findings regarding a July training accident that left one squadron member dead.
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Tricare Help: ‘Gray-area’ retirees and Medicare
A gray-area retiree asks what happens when he turns 60.
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What members of Congress were tweeting about #SOTU
What did the some of the top representatives and senators on the House and Senate committees in charge of armed services and veterans’ affairs and others share on Twitter about the State of the Union?
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Tricare Help: Pregnant daughter’s out; what now?
My daughter was discharged from the Navy because she’s pregnant and now she is told she doesn’t have insurance. What can she do?
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Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
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USAF newsmakers of 2014
Here we retell and update the stories of people and events that were top newsmakers in 2014. Expect some of them to continue to make news in 2015:
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Tricare Help: No need to let busted shnozz linger
Tricare covers any medically necessary procedures that contribute to the health of eligible beneficiaries. If a doctor recommends surgery because a patient has trouble breathing after blunt-force trauma to the face, nose surgery will generally qualify as medically necessary.
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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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43rd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron commander relieved of command
The commander of the 43rd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron was relieved of duty Thursday based on investigators’ findings regarding a July training accident that left one squadron member dead.
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Tricare Help: ‘Gray-area’ retirees and Medicare
A gray-area retiree asks what happens when he turns 60.
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What members of Congress were tweeting about #SOTU
What did the some of the top representatives and senators on the House and Senate committees in charge of armed services and veterans’ affairs and others share on Twitter about the State of the Union?
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Tricare Help: Pregnant daughter’s out; what now?
My daughter was discharged from the Navy because she’s pregnant and now she is told she doesn’t have insurance. What can she do?
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Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
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USAF newsmakers of 2014
Here we retell and update the stories of people and events that were top newsmakers in 2014. Expect some of them to continue to make news in 2015:
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Calculate your 2015 housing allowance
Here is the DoD’s list of Basic Allowance for Housing rates.
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Tricare Help: No need to let busted shnozz linger
Tricare covers any medically necessary procedures that contribute to the health of eligible beneficiaries. If a doctor recommends surgery because a patient has trouble breathing after blunt-force trauma to the face, nose surgery will generally qualify as medically necessary.
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Read the Senate CIA torture report
Read the Senate CIA torture report
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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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43rd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron commander relieved of command
The commander of the 43rd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron was relieved of duty Thursday based on investigators’ findings regarding a July training accident that left one squadron member dead.
-
Tricare Help: ‘Gray-area’ retirees and Medicare
A gray-area retiree asks what happens when he turns 60.
-
What members of Congress were tweeting about #SOTU
What did the some of the top representatives and senators on the House and Senate committees in charge of armed services and veterans’ affairs and others share on Twitter about the State of the Union?
-
Tricare Help: Pregnant daughter’s out; what now?
My daughter was discharged from the Navy because she’s pregnant and now she is told she doesn’t have insurance. What can she do?
-
Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
-
USAF newsmakers of 2014
Here we retell and update the stories of people and events that were top newsmakers in 2014. Expect some of them to continue to make news in 2015:
-
Calculate your 2015 housing allowance
Here is the DoD’s list of Basic Allowance for Housing rates.
-
Tricare Help: No need to let busted shnozz linger
Tricare covers any medically necessary procedures that contribute to the health of eligible beneficiaries. If a doctor recommends surgery because a patient has trouble breathing after blunt-force trauma to the face, nose surgery will generally qualify as medically necessary.
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Read the Senate CIA torture report
Read the Senate CIA torture report
