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How a GI Bill change means bigger housing stipends for some students
Classes that have any in-person component will now qualify for housing stipend credit.
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Is DoD moving too quickly to merge commissaries and exchanges?
Questions remain about whether this will benefit customers.
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Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
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Millions more will soon be allowed to shop on military bases. But some veterans wonder how they’ll get access.
Will spouses of these newly eligible veterans be able to shop? And other questions answered.
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Here are some of the deals at your commissary’s sidewalk sale
Most commissaries are holding their sales during one weekend between now and the end of September.
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Cash settlement for troops whose cars were repossessed
Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp., the financial services arm for Nissan North America, settled a federal lawsuit Thursdays alleging violations of a law that helps members of the military by suspending certain financial obligations during active duty.
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Advocates plead to keep widow’s tax repeal in military policy measure
House and Senate negotiators must decide whether to dump the provision from the annual NDAA debate or find billions to pay for a fix.
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Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
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Auditors seeking input from parents about how military, civilian authorities handle child abuse cases
If your child was a victim of abuse by an adult or a child on a military installation or as a military dependent, auditors want your feedback.
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Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
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How a GI Bill change means bigger housing stipends for some students
Classes that have any in-person component will now qualify for housing stipend credit.
-
Is DoD moving too quickly to merge commissaries and exchanges?
Questions remain about whether this will benefit customers.
-
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
-
Millions more will soon be allowed to shop on military bases. But some veterans wonder how they’ll get access.
Will spouses of these newly eligible veterans be able to shop? And other questions answered.
-
Here are some of the deals at your commissary’s sidewalk sale
Most commissaries are holding their sales during one weekend between now and the end of September.
-
Cash settlement for troops whose cars were repossessed
Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp., the financial services arm for Nissan North America, settled a federal lawsuit Thursdays alleging violations of a law that helps members of the military by suspending certain financial obligations during active duty.
-
Advocates plead to keep widow’s tax repeal in military policy measure
House and Senate negotiators must decide whether to dump the provision from the annual NDAA debate or find billions to pay for a fix.
-
Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
-
Auditors seeking input from parents about how military, civilian authorities handle child abuse cases
If your child was a victim of abuse by an adult or a child on a military installation or as a military dependent, auditors want your feedback.
-
Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
-
How a GI Bill change means bigger housing stipends for some students
Classes that have any in-person component will now qualify for housing stipend credit.
-
Is DoD moving too quickly to merge commissaries and exchanges?
Questions remain about whether this will benefit customers.
-
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
-
Millions more will soon be allowed to shop on military bases. But some veterans wonder how they’ll get access.
Will spouses of these newly eligible veterans be able to shop? And other questions answered.
-
Here are some of the deals at your commissary’s sidewalk sale
Most commissaries are holding their sales during one weekend between now and the end of September.
-
Cash settlement for troops whose cars were repossessed
Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp., the financial services arm for Nissan North America, settled a federal lawsuit Thursdays alleging violations of a law that helps members of the military by suspending certain financial obligations during active duty.
-
Advocates plead to keep widow’s tax repeal in military policy measure
House and Senate negotiators must decide whether to dump the provision from the annual NDAA debate or find billions to pay for a fix.
-
Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
-
Auditors seeking input from parents about how military, civilian authorities handle child abuse cases
If your child was a victim of abuse by an adult or a child on a military installation or as a military dependent, auditors want your feedback.
-
Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
