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Tricare IDs now available for 2014, 2015 VSP airmen
Airmen who have separated under the voluntary separation pay program — for both 2014 and 2015 — can now obtain identification cards allowing them to use 180 days of extended health care benefits.
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New education rules for Air Force officers begin Dec. 1
Lieutenant colonels hoping to make colonel must have a master’s degree beginning Dec. 1, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen…
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Bruce Springsteen among those receiving first-ever awards for supporting veterans
Bruce Springsteen tops an eclectic group honored with first-ever awards for those striving to improve the lives of ve…
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Some veterans to receive health care ‘choice cards’ this week
Veterans Affairs Department “choice cards” will arrive in some veterans’ mailboxes this week, allowing them to seek o…
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DoD proposes consolidating Tricare regions into two
The Defense Health Agency is proposing to cut the number of Tricare regions from three to two, a cost-savings plan th…
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Tricare Help: How to disenroll from Tricare Young Adult
Q. I’m enrolled in Tricare Young Adult. But I just graduated college and got a job that offers health benefits. How d…
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Kevlar for the Mind: Private groups offer mental health care
The government spends hundreds of millions of dollars a year on mental health treatment for service members and veter…
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Tricare Help: Dad’s mad — can he cut off child’s Tricare?
Q. I am a 20-year-old dependent of my father, who is retired from the Air Force. I have Tricare Prime through him. Re…
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Troops’ sleep problem may be new disorder
A 39-year-old soldier arrived at the sleep clinic at Madigan Army Medical Center with symptoms not uncommon in combat…
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SecAF: Air Force working with lawyers to solve VSP mix-up
The Air Force is working with lawyers to fix a medical benefit mix-up and notify the roughly 1,000 airmen who have vo…
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Tricare IDs now available for 2014, 2015 VSP airmen
Airmen who have separated under the voluntary separation pay program — for both 2014 and 2015 — can now obtain identification cards allowing them to use 180 days of extended health care benefits.
-
New education rules for Air Force officers begin Dec. 1
Lieutenant colonels hoping to make colonel must have a master’s degree beginning Dec. 1, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen…
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Bruce Springsteen among those receiving first-ever awards for supporting veterans
Bruce Springsteen tops an eclectic group honored with first-ever awards for those striving to improve the lives of ve…
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Some veterans to receive health care ‘choice cards’ this week
Veterans Affairs Department “choice cards” will arrive in some veterans’ mailboxes this week, allowing them to seek o…
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DoD proposes consolidating Tricare regions into two
The Defense Health Agency is proposing to cut the number of Tricare regions from three to two, a cost-savings plan th…
-
Tricare Help: How to disenroll from Tricare Young Adult
Q. I’m enrolled in Tricare Young Adult. But I just graduated college and got a job that offers health benefits. How d…
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Kevlar for the Mind: Private groups offer mental health care
The government spends hundreds of millions of dollars a year on mental health treatment for service members and veter…
-
Tricare Help: Dad’s mad — can he cut off child’s Tricare?
Q. I am a 20-year-old dependent of my father, who is retired from the Air Force. I have Tricare Prime through him. Re…
-
Troops’ sleep problem may be new disorder
A 39-year-old soldier arrived at the sleep clinic at Madigan Army Medical Center with symptoms not uncommon in combat…
-
SecAF: Air Force working with lawyers to solve VSP mix-up
The Air Force is working with lawyers to fix a medical benefit mix-up and notify the roughly 1,000 airmen who have vo…
-
Tricare IDs now available for 2014, 2015 VSP airmen
Airmen who have separated under the voluntary separation pay program — for both 2014 and 2015 — can now obtain identification cards allowing them to use 180 days of extended health care benefits.
-
New education rules for Air Force officers begin Dec. 1
Lieutenant colonels hoping to make colonel must have a master’s degree beginning Dec. 1, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen…
-
Bruce Springsteen among those receiving first-ever awards for supporting veterans
Bruce Springsteen tops an eclectic group honored with first-ever awards for those striving to improve the lives of ve…
-
Some veterans to receive health care ‘choice cards’ this week
Veterans Affairs Department “choice cards” will arrive in some veterans’ mailboxes this week, allowing them to seek o…
-
DoD proposes consolidating Tricare regions into two
The Defense Health Agency is proposing to cut the number of Tricare regions from three to two, a cost-savings plan th…
-
Tricare Help: How to disenroll from Tricare Young Adult
Q. I’m enrolled in Tricare Young Adult. But I just graduated college and got a job that offers health benefits. How d…
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Private groups offer mental health care
The government spends hundreds of millions of dollars a year on mental health treatment for service members and veter…
-
Tricare Help: Dad’s mad — can he cut off child’s Tricare?
Q. I am a 20-year-old dependent of my father, who is retired from the Air Force. I have Tricare Prime through him. Re…
-
Troops’ sleep problem may be new disorder
A 39-year-old soldier arrived at the sleep clinic at Madigan Army Medical Center with symptoms not uncommon in combat…
-
SecAF: Air Force working with lawyers to solve VSP mix-up
The Air Force is working with lawyers to fix a medical benefit mix-up and notify the roughly 1,000 airmen who have vo…
