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Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
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Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
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The Pentagon created this 3-minute overview of its new military retirement plan
An explainer video is designed to help troops learn about the move from the traditional system to individual investment accounts.
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DoD signals support for online shopping benefit for veterans
“A new source of revenue that could increase contributions to [Morale, Welfare and Recreation] and other quality of life programs is the expansion of the online shopping benefit to honorably discharged veterans,” stated the report, which detailed way
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The controversial plan to slash military housing allowance faces opposition
The change, which would tie housing stipends to rent and utility costs, could unsettle military families’ finances.
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The Pentagon moves to set troops straight on its new military retirement plan
Officials aim to address “speculation, rumors” while providing the financial literacy training to military families.
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Congress is targeting military housing stipends, and it could cost troops thousands
The Senate proposal would limit payouts to cover only service members’ exact housing costs.
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Senators call for abolishing service medical commands
The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed eliminating the Army, Navy and Air Force medical commands and folding them into the Defense Health Agency.
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‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
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Senators back smaller military pay raise for 2017, setting up legislative fight
The 1.6 percent raise for troops is below the 2.1 percent mark House lawmakers argued for last month.
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Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
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Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
-
The Pentagon created this 3-minute overview of its new military retirement plan
An explainer video is designed to help troops learn about the move from the traditional system to individual investment accounts.
-
DoD signals support for online shopping benefit for veterans
“A new source of revenue that could increase contributions to [Morale, Welfare and Recreation] and other quality of life programs is the expansion of the online shopping benefit to honorably discharged veterans,” stated the report, which detailed way
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The controversial plan to slash military housing allowance faces opposition
The change, which would tie housing stipends to rent and utility costs, could unsettle military families’ finances.
-
The Pentagon moves to set troops straight on its new military retirement plan
Officials aim to address “speculation, rumors” while providing the financial literacy training to military families.
-
Congress is targeting military housing stipends, and it could cost troops thousands
The Senate proposal would limit payouts to cover only service members’ exact housing costs.
-
Senators call for abolishing service medical commands
The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed eliminating the Army, Navy and Air Force medical commands and folding them into the Defense Health Agency.
-
‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
-
Senators back smaller military pay raise for 2017, setting up legislative fight
The 1.6 percent raise for troops is below the 2.1 percent mark House lawmakers argued for last month.
-
Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
-
Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
-
The Pentagon created this 3-minute overview of its new military retirement plan
An explainer video is designed to help troops learn about the move from the traditional system to individual investment accounts.
-
DoD signals support for online shopping benefit for veterans
“A new source of revenue that could increase contributions to [Morale, Welfare and Recreation] and other quality of life programs is the expansion of the online shopping benefit to honorably discharged veterans,” stated the report, which detailed way
-
The controversial plan to slash military housing allowance faces opposition
The change, which would tie housing stipends to rent and utility costs, could unsettle military families’ finances.
-
The Pentagon moves to set troops straight on its new military retirement plan
Officials aim to address “speculation, rumors” while providing the financial literacy training to military families.
-
Congress is targeting military housing stipends, and it could cost troops thousands
The Senate proposal would limit payouts to cover only service members’ exact housing costs.
-
Senators call for abolishing service medical commands
The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed eliminating the Army, Navy and Air Force medical commands and folding them into the Defense Health Agency.
-
‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
-
Senators back smaller military pay raise for 2017, setting up legislative fight
The 1.6 percent raise for troops is below the 2.1 percent mark House lawmakers argued for last month.
