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Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
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Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
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Consumer Watch: New incentives for saving money
Military Saves Week includes several promotions to help service members put away money.
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Tricare Help: Baby eligible, despite dad’s status
Baby is eligible for Tricare after father is placed on permanently retired list.
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New vaccine regs for airmen, Marines in Asia
The U.S. Air Force and Marine Corps have issued new policies on Japanese encephalitis vaccines
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Commission praises small Tricare Prime program
Compensation panel cites U.S. Family Health Plan as viable Tricare commercial program
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Experts: Docs should ask about patients’ military history
Physicians association accepts recommendation to inquire about a patient’s military history
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DoD sticking with troubled vehicle contractor
International Auto Logistics – the contractor that was plagued with problems last year — will continue to ship troops’ personal vehicles, after U.S. Transportation Command officials accepted its plans to deal with the summer moving surge.
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Max leave carryover drops from 75 to 60 days Oct. 1
If you’ve got months of leave stockpiled, you might want to start planning a few vacations.
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Kevlar for the Mind: When gambling becomes more than a game
A major issue for military gamblers is the severe depression that often occurs in tandem.
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Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
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Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
-
Consumer Watch: New incentives for saving money
Military Saves Week includes several promotions to help service members put away money.
-
Tricare Help: Baby eligible, despite dad’s status
Baby is eligible for Tricare after father is placed on permanently retired list.
-
New vaccine regs for airmen, Marines in Asia
The U.S. Air Force and Marine Corps have issued new policies on Japanese encephalitis vaccines
-
Commission praises small Tricare Prime program
Compensation panel cites U.S. Family Health Plan as viable Tricare commercial program
-
Experts: Docs should ask about patients’ military history
Physicians association accepts recommendation to inquire about a patient’s military history
-
DoD sticking with troubled vehicle contractor
International Auto Logistics – the contractor that was plagued with problems last year — will continue to ship troops’ personal vehicles, after U.S. Transportation Command officials accepted its plans to deal with the summer moving surge.
-
Max leave carryover drops from 75 to 60 days Oct. 1
If you’ve got months of leave stockpiled, you might want to start planning a few vacations.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: When gambling becomes more than a game
A major issue for military gamblers is the severe depression that often occurs in tandem.
-
Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
-
Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
-
Consumer Watch: New incentives for saving money
Military Saves Week includes several promotions to help service members put away money.
-
Tricare Help: Baby eligible, despite dad’s status
Baby is eligible for Tricare after father is placed on permanently retired list.
-
New vaccine regs for airmen, Marines in Asia
The U.S. Air Force and Marine Corps have issued new policies on Japanese encephalitis vaccines
-
Commission praises small Tricare Prime program
Compensation panel cites U.S. Family Health Plan as viable Tricare commercial program
-
Experts: Docs should ask about patients’ military history
Physicians association accepts recommendation to inquire about a patient’s military history
-
DoD sticking with troubled vehicle contractor
International Auto Logistics – the contractor that was plagued with problems last year — will continue to ship troops’ personal vehicles, after U.S. Transportation Command officials accepted its plans to deal with the summer moving surge.
-
Max leave carryover drops from 75 to 60 days Oct. 1
If you’ve got months of leave stockpiled, you might want to start planning a few vacations.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: When gambling becomes more than a game
A major issue for military gamblers is the severe depression that often occurs in tandem.
