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More than half who took survey are dissatisfied with military privatized housing
Families report black mold, lead paint, faulty wiring, poor water quality and a wide variety of wildlife in their homes.
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DoD and civilian doctors, pharmacies now sharing information about opioid prescriptions, watching for abuse
Sharing this information can help identify possible opioid abuse in military patients.
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Time out for high fives and hugs? Parents question new elementary school rule
The school’s principal sees the No Body Contact rule as a way to curb a recent spike in recess roughhousing. Parents say the policy goes too far.
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Military stores launch effort to boost their buying power — and their customers’ savings
Health and beauty items and electronics are the aisles where you’ll see the results first.
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How 3D printers are cutting down surgery times and helping vets get mobility back at VA hospitals
Some doctors are using the printers to replicate human organs and develop prosthetics.
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Housing, relocation, access to health care are top concerns for military families in survey
The amount of time service members are away from family, and spouse employment, are among the top issues, again.
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After last year’s brutal military PCS season, DoD looks to privatize the entire household goods process
Some efforts are underway to help in the short term for moves this summer, too.
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Military tax tips: New tax law is (mostly) good news
Your overall taxes may be less in 2018 because of changes in law, even though you’re losing some deductions.
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Among troops, vaping is now more popular than cigarettes
Health effects of e-cigs are a concern, so the Pentagon needs to watch the trend of increased vaping.
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Group wants to force consumer agency to show why it stopped monitoring military lending protections
Advocates say the consumer agency already has legal authority to monitor these troop protections.
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More than half who took survey are dissatisfied with military privatized housing
Families report black mold, lead paint, faulty wiring, poor water quality and a wide variety of wildlife in their homes.
-
DoD and civilian doctors, pharmacies now sharing information about opioid prescriptions, watching for abuse
Sharing this information can help identify possible opioid abuse in military patients.
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Time out for high fives and hugs? Parents question new elementary school rule
The school’s principal sees the No Body Contact rule as a way to curb a recent spike in recess roughhousing. Parents say the policy goes too far.
-
Military stores launch effort to boost their buying power — and their customers’ savings
Health and beauty items and electronics are the aisles where you’ll see the results first.
-
How 3D printers are cutting down surgery times and helping vets get mobility back at VA hospitals
Some doctors are using the printers to replicate human organs and develop prosthetics.
-
Housing, relocation, access to health care are top concerns for military families in survey
The amount of time service members are away from family, and spouse employment, are among the top issues, again.
-
After last year’s brutal military PCS season, DoD looks to privatize the entire household goods process
Some efforts are underway to help in the short term for moves this summer, too.
-
Military tax tips: New tax law is (mostly) good news
Your overall taxes may be less in 2018 because of changes in law, even though you’re losing some deductions.
-
Among troops, vaping is now more popular than cigarettes
Health effects of e-cigs are a concern, so the Pentagon needs to watch the trend of increased vaping.
-
Group wants to force consumer agency to show why it stopped monitoring military lending protections
Advocates say the consumer agency already has legal authority to monitor these troop protections.
-
More than half who took survey are dissatisfied with military privatized housing
Families report black mold, lead paint, faulty wiring, poor water quality and a wide variety of wildlife in their homes.
-
DoD and civilian doctors, pharmacies now sharing information about opioid prescriptions, watching for abuse
Sharing this information can help identify possible opioid abuse in military patients.
-
Time out for high fives and hugs? Parents question new elementary school rule
The school’s principal sees the No Body Contact rule as a way to curb a recent spike in recess roughhousing. Parents say the policy goes too far.
-
Military stores launch effort to boost their buying power — and their customers’ savings
Health and beauty items and electronics are the aisles where you’ll see the results first.
-
How 3D printers are cutting down surgery times and helping vets get mobility back at VA hospitals
Some doctors are using the printers to replicate human organs and develop prosthetics.
-
Housing, relocation, access to health care are top concerns for military families in survey
The amount of time service members are away from family, and spouse employment, are among the top issues, again.
-
After last year’s brutal military PCS season, DoD looks to privatize the entire household goods process
Some efforts are underway to help in the short term for moves this summer, too.
-
Military tax tips: New tax law is (mostly) good news
Your overall taxes may be less in 2018 because of changes in law, even though you’re losing some deductions.
-
Among troops, vaping is now more popular than cigarettes
Health effects of e-cigs are a concern, so the Pentagon needs to watch the trend of increased vaping.
-
Group wants to force consumer agency to show why it stopped monitoring military lending protections
Advocates say the consumer agency already has legal authority to monitor these troop protections.
