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Higher drug co-pays, uniform DoD-VA formulary in defense bill
Easier access to urgent care access, higher pharmacy copays and a coordinated formulary between the Defense Department and VA are among the changes military members, families and retirees will see in health care as a result of the fiscal 2015 defense
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Who should pay extra fees for shipping alcohol?
Should service members be paying for extra costs associated with moving alcohol from overseas with household goods?
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Kevlar for the Mind: Mental health treatment FAQs
A number of people view the need for emotional help as a sign of weakness.
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Tricare Help: Disabled vet may enroll in Tricare
Disabled gray area retirees who become eligible for full retirement benefits at 60 may use Tricare.
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Mission Family: Troops get easy access to relief societies’ help
Aid groups try to help personnel resist the temptations of predatory lenders by providing small short-term loans.
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Official: Privately owned vehicle contract ‘performing very well’
Fixes have improved the delivery of troops’ vehicles this year after last year’s big problems, official says.
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USAA: Online access problems resolved
Customers’ problems with online access to bank accounts have been resolved, a USAA spokeswoman said.
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Family tweets? DoD tries to get word to families
Over the next few months, service members and families will see a social media effort to get the word out on resources.
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Mission Family: Mother and son transform vets’ lives
Helping veterans train for new jobs is the goal behind and mother-and-son nonprofit that recycles computers.
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VA takes issue with accountability bills in Congress
The Veterans Affairs Department is pushing back on a legislative proposal to hold VA senior executives accountable by capping the number of top-level managers eligible for the highest performance ratings and cutting retirement pay of officials convic
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Higher drug co-pays, uniform DoD-VA formulary in defense bill
Easier access to urgent care access, higher pharmacy copays and a coordinated formulary between the Defense Department and VA are among the changes military members, families and retirees will see in health care as a result of the fiscal 2015 defense
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Who should pay extra fees for shipping alcohol?
Should service members be paying for extra costs associated with moving alcohol from overseas with household goods?
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Kevlar for the Mind: Mental health treatment FAQs
A number of people view the need for emotional help as a sign of weakness.
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Tricare Help: Disabled vet may enroll in Tricare
Disabled gray area retirees who become eligible for full retirement benefits at 60 may use Tricare.
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Mission Family: Troops get easy access to relief societies’ help
Aid groups try to help personnel resist the temptations of predatory lenders by providing small short-term loans.
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Official: Privately owned vehicle contract ‘performing very well’
Fixes have improved the delivery of troops’ vehicles this year after last year’s big problems, official says.
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USAA: Online access problems resolved
Customers’ problems with online access to bank accounts have been resolved, a USAA spokeswoman said.
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Family tweets? DoD tries to get word to families
Over the next few months, service members and families will see a social media effort to get the word out on resources.
-
Mission Family: Mother and son transform vets’ lives
Helping veterans train for new jobs is the goal behind and mother-and-son nonprofit that recycles computers.
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VA takes issue with accountability bills in Congress
The Veterans Affairs Department is pushing back on a legislative proposal to hold VA senior executives accountable by capping the number of top-level managers eligible for the highest performance ratings and cutting retirement pay of officials convic
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Higher drug co-pays, uniform DoD-VA formulary in defense bill
Easier access to urgent care access, higher pharmacy copays and a coordinated formulary between the Defense Department and VA are among the changes military members, families and retirees will see in health care as a result of the fiscal 2015 defense
-
Who should pay extra fees for shipping alcohol?
Should service members be paying for extra costs associated with moving alcohol from overseas with household goods?
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Mental health treatment FAQs
A number of people view the need for emotional help as a sign of weakness.
-
Tricare Help: Disabled vet may enroll in Tricare
Disabled gray area retirees who become eligible for full retirement benefits at 60 may use Tricare.
-
Mission Family: Troops get easy access to relief societies’ help
Aid groups try to help personnel resist the temptations of predatory lenders by providing small short-term loans.
-
Official: Privately owned vehicle contract ‘performing very well’
Fixes have improved the delivery of troops’ vehicles this year after last year’s big problems, official says.
-
USAA: Online access problems resolved
Customers’ problems with online access to bank accounts have been resolved, a USAA spokeswoman said.
-
Family tweets? DoD tries to get word to families
Over the next few months, service members and families will see a social media effort to get the word out on resources.
-
Mission Family: Mother and son transform vets’ lives
Helping veterans train for new jobs is the goal behind and mother-and-son nonprofit that recycles computers.
-
VA takes issue with accountability bills in Congress
The Veterans Affairs Department is pushing back on a legislative proposal to hold VA senior executives accountable by capping the number of top-level managers eligible for the highest performance ratings and cutting retirement pay of officials convic
