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Consumer Watch: Map out a plan to control debt
Sometimes our financial situation spins out of control, and we don’t know how to manage debt and start a savings plan.
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Tricare Help: Medicare Part C plans’ ins and outs
Should a retiree’s wife sign up for a Medicare supplement or Part C plan?
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VA may pay disability for some illnesses linked to Lejeune
The VA says it will begin a process that may allow some veterans to receive disability pay if they were sickened by drinking contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
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Tricare Help: Transitioning to Guard status
As her husband transitions from active duty to the National Guard, a spouse asks if they will still be covered under Tricare.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Talk therapy’s promise for PTSD
Researchers compared interpersonal psychotherapy, prolonged exposure therapy and relaxation therapy in 110 patients.
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More research, support needed for vets’ children
There’s growing momentum to find out more about the needs of military children as their parents leave the military.
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DoD: Military health system running out of money
The military health system may face a crisis if Congress does not immediately authorize an additional $900 million, according to defense officials.
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Eligibility rules tighten for military resort in Europe
Troops living outside Europe no longer will be able to stay at the Edelweiss resort in Germany in most cases
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Space-A flights expand for families of deployed troops
More military family members are able to travel space available on military transport flights, with DoD’s rule change.
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Paternity leave for single military fathers?
Possible paternity leave for single sailor fathers is on the radar, according to a Navy spokeswoman.
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Consumer Watch: Map out a plan to control debt
Sometimes our financial situation spins out of control, and we don’t know how to manage debt and start a savings plan.
-
Tricare Help: Medicare Part C plans’ ins and outs
Should a retiree’s wife sign up for a Medicare supplement or Part C plan?
-
VA may pay disability for some illnesses linked to Lejeune
The VA says it will begin a process that may allow some veterans to receive disability pay if they were sickened by drinking contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
-
Tricare Help: Transitioning to Guard status
As her husband transitions from active duty to the National Guard, a spouse asks if they will still be covered under Tricare.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Talk therapy’s promise for PTSD
Researchers compared interpersonal psychotherapy, prolonged exposure therapy and relaxation therapy in 110 patients.
-
More research, support needed for vets’ children
There’s growing momentum to find out more about the needs of military children as their parents leave the military.
-
DoD: Military health system running out of money
The military health system may face a crisis if Congress does not immediately authorize an additional $900 million, according to defense officials.
-
Eligibility rules tighten for military resort in Europe
Troops living outside Europe no longer will be able to stay at the Edelweiss resort in Germany in most cases
-
Space-A flights expand for families of deployed troops
More military family members are able to travel space available on military transport flights, with DoD’s rule change.
-
Paternity leave for single military fathers?
Possible paternity leave for single sailor fathers is on the radar, according to a Navy spokeswoman.
-
Consumer Watch: Map out a plan to control debt
Sometimes our financial situation spins out of control, and we don’t know how to manage debt and start a savings plan.
-
Tricare Help: Medicare Part C plans’ ins and outs
Should a retiree’s wife sign up for a Medicare supplement or Part C plan?
-
VA may pay disability for some illnesses linked to Lejeune
The VA says it will begin a process that may allow some veterans to receive disability pay if they were sickened by drinking contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
-
Tricare Help: Transitioning to Guard status
As her husband transitions from active duty to the National Guard, a spouse asks if they will still be covered under Tricare.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Talk therapy’s promise for PTSD
Researchers compared interpersonal psychotherapy, prolonged exposure therapy and relaxation therapy in 110 patients.
-
More research, support needed for vets’ children
There’s growing momentum to find out more about the needs of military children as their parents leave the military.
-
DoD: Military health system running out of money
The military health system may face a crisis if Congress does not immediately authorize an additional $900 million, according to defense officials.
-
Eligibility rules tighten for military resort in Europe
Troops living outside Europe no longer will be able to stay at the Edelweiss resort in Germany in most cases
-
Space-A flights expand for families of deployed troops
More military family members are able to travel space available on military transport flights, with DoD’s rule change.
-
Paternity leave for single military fathers?
Possible paternity leave for single sailor fathers is on the radar, according to a Navy spokeswoman.
