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Citing housing privatization successes, Navy moves to privatize Navy and Marine Corps lodging
But some say government should at least maintain oversight, to avoid problems seen with privatized housing.
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Could putting college students in VA hospitals help widespread staffing shortage?
A proposed bill aims to create a program for pre-med students to get clinical observation hours and other training at VA hospitals before medical school.
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Safeguards for military families in privatized housing proposed in Congress
Rents should be withheld until problems with homes are fixed, lawmakers say.
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DoD wants to sharply cut commissary budget as overall defense budget increases
The proposed 21 percent cut comes as DoD is looking at merging the three military exchange systems and the commissary system into one enterprise.
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New group wants to be strong voice for military kids’ education
New coalition to advise policymakers on how to give military children the education they need.
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Are troops signing agreements to keep quiet about their housing problems?
Senator asks why military tenants should sign away their right to say they’re living in inadequate conditions.
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Military should pursue legal action against privatized housing companies, senators say
‘I think there are clear indications of fraud,’ said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.
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Army suspends utility billing in privatized housing
No more bills – or rebates – will go to soldiers and their families during the temporary suspension.
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Service secretaries: Tenant bill of rights will ‘protect and empower’ residents of privatized housing
Service leaders made the announcement on the eve of a hearing when they will answer questions about the military’s accountability in providing safe housing.
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Defense Department pushing ahead to merge commissary and exchange systems
But a commissary-exchange merger proposal has to get past Congress first.
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Citing housing privatization successes, Navy moves to privatize Navy and Marine Corps lodging
But some say government should at least maintain oversight, to avoid problems seen with privatized housing.
-
Could putting college students in VA hospitals help widespread staffing shortage?
A proposed bill aims to create a program for pre-med students to get clinical observation hours and other training at VA hospitals before medical school.
-
Safeguards for military families in privatized housing proposed in Congress
Rents should be withheld until problems with homes are fixed, lawmakers say.
-
DoD wants to sharply cut commissary budget as overall defense budget increases
The proposed 21 percent cut comes as DoD is looking at merging the three military exchange systems and the commissary system into one enterprise.
-
New group wants to be strong voice for military kids’ education
New coalition to advise policymakers on how to give military children the education they need.
-
Are troops signing agreements to keep quiet about their housing problems?
Senator asks why military tenants should sign away their right to say they’re living in inadequate conditions.
-
Military should pursue legal action against privatized housing companies, senators say
‘I think there are clear indications of fraud,’ said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.
-
Army suspends utility billing in privatized housing
No more bills – or rebates – will go to soldiers and their families during the temporary suspension.
-
Service secretaries: Tenant bill of rights will ‘protect and empower’ residents of privatized housing
Service leaders made the announcement on the eve of a hearing when they will answer questions about the military’s accountability in providing safe housing.
-
Defense Department pushing ahead to merge commissary and exchange systems
But a commissary-exchange merger proposal has to get past Congress first.
-
Citing housing privatization successes, Navy moves to privatize Navy and Marine Corps lodging
But some say government should at least maintain oversight, to avoid problems seen with privatized housing.
-
Could putting college students in VA hospitals help widespread staffing shortage?
A proposed bill aims to create a program for pre-med students to get clinical observation hours and other training at VA hospitals before medical school.
-
Safeguards for military families in privatized housing proposed in Congress
Rents should be withheld until problems with homes are fixed, lawmakers say.
-
DoD wants to sharply cut commissary budget as overall defense budget increases
The proposed 21 percent cut comes as DoD is looking at merging the three military exchange systems and the commissary system into one enterprise.
-
New group wants to be strong voice for military kids’ education
New coalition to advise policymakers on how to give military children the education they need.
-
Are troops signing agreements to keep quiet about their housing problems?
Senator asks why military tenants should sign away their right to say they’re living in inadequate conditions.
-
Military should pursue legal action against privatized housing companies, senators say
‘I think there are clear indications of fraud,’ said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.
-
Army suspends utility billing in privatized housing
No more bills – or rebates – will go to soldiers and their families during the temporary suspension.
-
Service secretaries: Tenant bill of rights will ‘protect and empower’ residents of privatized housing
Service leaders made the announcement on the eve of a hearing when they will answer questions about the military’s accountability in providing safe housing.
-
Defense Department pushing ahead to merge commissary and exchange systems
But a commissary-exchange merger proposal has to get past Congress first.
