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Military families need relief from rising food costs, airman tells leaders
Nationwide, food prices increased by 2.6 percent between March and April.
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Veterans disability exams to resume at some sites as backlog hits 114,000, nearly doubling in six months
Currently 114,000 veterans are waiting for compensation and pension exams to finalize their disability claims.
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Trump extends Guard coronavirus missions until mid-August
The move extends the deployments from 89 days to more than 120.
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Cost-of-living boost for veterans benefits next year passes House
The legislation would tie the 2021 Social Security COLA to veterans benefits increases.
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Coronavirus delays new child care priority system, but good news for Coast Guard military families
Coast Guard members given the same top-of-list priority as DoD service members for child care.
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Push is on to get National Guard troops on coronavirus duty health care help once their missions end
Guard advocates want lawmakers to guarantee TRICARE coverage for six months after the coronavirus deployments.
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Active duty more likely than civilians to report money stolen from their bank accounts, FTC finds
Nearly 14 percent of the active duty reports say a family member or someone else they know stole the identity.
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Even pre-coronavirus, military families struggled to get mental health care appointments, survey says
If it was hard to get mental health appointments before COVID-19, what's it like now?
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AAFES orders vendors to remove ‘Medicated Vet’ ball caps after combat veteran raised concerns
"Honestly, is this intended to be funny?"
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Why are so few military families seeking COVID-related financial help from these relief societies?
Military relief societies are approving virtually all requests for COVID-related financial assistance, but in some cases, there just aren't many requests.
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