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Consumer Watch: Being loyal customer may work against you
If you need another reason to shop around for auto insurance, how about this: Some companies may charge higher rates …
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Kevlar for the Mind: Psychological fault lines of decision making
One can argue that the hardest decision a political leader faces is sending men and women to war. In the U.S., this d…
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Tricare Help: Sorting out health care at 65
Q. My fiancé, an Army retiree, recently turned 65 and went to the Social Security office to sign up for Medicare. He …
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Survey: Financial concerns plague military families
The active-duty community’s uncertainty about their future and concerns about their own financial stability are clear…
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$300 incentive pay for officers, some enlisted assigned to nuclear mission begins Oct. 1
Officers assigned to the Air Force’s nuclear mission will receive $300 a month in incentive pay beginning Oct. 1, Sec…
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Survey: 40 percent of wounded face problems getting VA care
As a peer mentor for Wounded Warrior Project, Josh Renschler regularly helps severely injured veterans navigate the V…
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Tricare Help: Philippines claims present problem
Q. I’m a military retiree. My spouse and I have adopted two children in the Philippines who are registered as my depe…
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Kevlar for the Mind: Bipolar disorder is serious — and sometimes lethal
The recent suicide of actor and comedian Robin Williams has brought acute awareness to the effects of bipolar disorde…
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White House pushes for lower pay raise in 2015
The White House is moving ahead with plans for another slimmed-down pay raise for troops in 2015, and outside advocat…
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Soldier wins settlement from storage company
A special operations soldier has won a settlement from the storage company that got rid of his property while he was …
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Consumer Watch: Being loyal customer may work against you
If you need another reason to shop around for auto insurance, how about this: Some companies may charge higher rates …
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Kevlar for the Mind: Psychological fault lines of decision making
One can argue that the hardest decision a political leader faces is sending men and women to war. In the U.S., this d…
-
Tricare Help: Sorting out health care at 65
Q. My fiancé, an Army retiree, recently turned 65 and went to the Social Security office to sign up for Medicare. He …
-
Survey: Financial concerns plague military families
The active-duty community’s uncertainty about their future and concerns about their own financial stability are clear…
-
$300 incentive pay for officers, some enlisted assigned to nuclear mission begins Oct. 1
Officers assigned to the Air Force’s nuclear mission will receive $300 a month in incentive pay beginning Oct. 1, Sec…
-
Survey: 40 percent of wounded face problems getting VA care
As a peer mentor for Wounded Warrior Project, Josh Renschler regularly helps severely injured veterans navigate the V…
-
Tricare Help: Philippines claims present problem
Q. I’m a military retiree. My spouse and I have adopted two children in the Philippines who are registered as my depe…
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Bipolar disorder is serious — and sometimes lethal
The recent suicide of actor and comedian Robin Williams has brought acute awareness to the effects of bipolar disorde…
-
White House pushes for lower pay raise in 2015
The White House is moving ahead with plans for another slimmed-down pay raise for troops in 2015, and outside advocat…
-
Soldier wins settlement from storage company
A special operations soldier has won a settlement from the storage company that got rid of his property while he was …
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Consumer Watch: Being loyal customer may work against you
If you need another reason to shop around for auto insurance, how about this: Some companies may charge higher rates …
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Psychological fault lines of decision making
One can argue that the hardest decision a political leader faces is sending men and women to war. In the U.S., this d…
-
Tricare Help: Sorting out health care at 65
Q. My fiancé, an Army retiree, recently turned 65 and went to the Social Security office to sign up for Medicare. He …
-
Survey: Financial concerns plague military families
The active-duty community’s uncertainty about their future and concerns about their own financial stability are clear…
-
$300 incentive pay for officers, some enlisted assigned to nuclear mission begins Oct. 1
Officers assigned to the Air Force’s nuclear mission will receive $300 a month in incentive pay beginning Oct. 1, Sec…
-
Survey: 40 percent of wounded face problems getting VA care
As a peer mentor for Wounded Warrior Project, Josh Renschler regularly helps severely injured veterans navigate the V…
-
Tricare Help: Philippines claims present problem
Q. I’m a military retiree. My spouse and I have adopted two children in the Philippines who are registered as my depe…
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Bipolar disorder is serious — and sometimes lethal
The recent suicide of actor and comedian Robin Williams has brought acute awareness to the effects of bipolar disorde…
-
White House pushes for lower pay raise in 2015
The White House is moving ahead with plans for another slimmed-down pay raise for troops in 2015, and outside advocat…
-
Soldier wins settlement from storage company
A special operations soldier has won a settlement from the storage company that got rid of his property while he was …
