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Kevlar for the Mind: Recovering from traumatic brain injuries
The most common brain injury suffered by troops in combat is a concussion, and there are steps you can take to recover from it.
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Troops urged to take survey measuring health, alcohol problems
Service members are being asked to fill out an online survey about their health that could help the Defense Department spot possible health problems in the military.
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Tricare Help: Can parents qualify for Tricare as dependents?
The parents’ income would have to be less than one-half their living expenses, in addition to other criteria.
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Tricare to maintain over-the-counter drug program
Tricare beneficiaries who use their prescription drug benefit to obtain certain over-the-counter medications will be able to continue doing so, officials with the Defense Health Agency announced Thursday.
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Important tax document to watch for
Today is the first day you can file your tax returns for the 2015 tax year.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Chronic worrying disrupts your life
Simple techniques can help you derail chronic worrying instead of allowing it to disrupt your life.
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2016 Pay Book: Guard and Reserve
Annual drill pay for members of the National Guard and Reserve components changes in tandem with active-duty basic pay, which means drill pay increases by 1.3 percent in 2016.
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2016 Pay Book: Health Care
VA disability compensation is a monthly payment to veterans with disabilities resulting from disease or injury incurred or aggravated during active military service.
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2016: Another lukewarm year for military compensation
Troops will see small increases in various pays and benefits this year, but more compensation turbulence lies ahead.
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2016 Pay Book: Special Pays
All service members receive an annual clothing allowance to buy and maintain their required military uniforms. Imminent danger pay is a flat monthly payment of $225 to troops on duty outside the U.S.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Recovering from traumatic brain injuries
The most common brain injury suffered by troops in combat is a concussion, and there are steps you can take to recover from it.
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Troops urged to take survey measuring health, alcohol problems
Service members are being asked to fill out an online survey about their health that could help the Defense Department spot possible health problems in the military.
-
Tricare Help: Can parents qualify for Tricare as dependents?
The parents’ income would have to be less than one-half their living expenses, in addition to other criteria.
-
Tricare to maintain over-the-counter drug program
Tricare beneficiaries who use their prescription drug benefit to obtain certain over-the-counter medications will be able to continue doing so, officials with the Defense Health Agency announced Thursday.
-
Important tax document to watch for
Today is the first day you can file your tax returns for the 2015 tax year.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Chronic worrying disrupts your life
Simple techniques can help you derail chronic worrying instead of allowing it to disrupt your life.
-
2016 Pay Book: Guard and Reserve
Annual drill pay for members of the National Guard and Reserve components changes in tandem with active-duty basic pay, which means drill pay increases by 1.3 percent in 2016.
-
2016 Pay Book: Health Care
VA disability compensation is a monthly payment to veterans with disabilities resulting from disease or injury incurred or aggravated during active military service.
-
2016: Another lukewarm year for military compensation
Troops will see small increases in various pays and benefits this year, but more compensation turbulence lies ahead.
-
2016 Pay Book: Special Pays
All service members receive an annual clothing allowance to buy and maintain their required military uniforms. Imminent danger pay is a flat monthly payment of $225 to troops on duty outside the U.S.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Recovering from traumatic brain injuries
The most common brain injury suffered by troops in combat is a concussion, and there are steps you can take to recover from it.
-
Troops urged to take survey measuring health, alcohol problems
Service members are being asked to fill out an online survey about their health that could help the Defense Department spot possible health problems in the military.
-
Tricare Help: Can parents qualify for Tricare as dependents?
The parents’ income would have to be less than one-half their living expenses, in addition to other criteria.
-
Tricare to maintain over-the-counter drug program
Tricare beneficiaries who use their prescription drug benefit to obtain certain over-the-counter medications will be able to continue doing so, officials with the Defense Health Agency announced Thursday.
-
Important tax document to watch for
Today is the first day you can file your tax returns for the 2015 tax year.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Chronic worrying disrupts your life
Simple techniques can help you derail chronic worrying instead of allowing it to disrupt your life.
-
2016 Pay Book: Guard and Reserve
Annual drill pay for members of the National Guard and Reserve components changes in tandem with active-duty basic pay, which means drill pay increases by 1.3 percent in 2016.
-
2016 Pay Book: Health Care
VA disability compensation is a monthly payment to veterans with disabilities resulting from disease or injury incurred or aggravated during active military service.
-
2016: Another lukewarm year for military compensation
Troops will see small increases in various pays and benefits this year, but more compensation turbulence lies ahead.
-
2016 Pay Book: Special Pays
All service members receive an annual clothing allowance to buy and maintain their required military uniforms. Imminent danger pay is a flat monthly payment of $225 to troops on duty outside the U.S.
