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Lawmakers call for investigation, ‘thorough review’ of $7.2 billion household goods contract
TRANSCOM’s choice of bidders for the contract to privatize household goods moves is ‘deeply troubling’
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More credits coming for millions of troops, veterans and families on auto insurance bills
Current and former military who are members of USAA will see their auto insurance cost reduced again.
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About 9,000 children are signed up for the virtual option as DoD schools reopen
Parents of children attending DoDEA schools had the choice of virtual school or in-person learning for their students.
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Here’s how military treatment facilities are handling kids’ physicals for school and sports
Most physicals are being conducted virtually. What about immunizations?
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To solve military spouse unemployment, it needs to be tracked, report says
“Data don’t lie,” says co-author who says military spouse unemployment should be tracked like veterans unemployment is today.
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House OKs free national park access for Gold Star families
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a proposal from two Maine lawmakers to give families of fallen military service members free access to national parks.
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Commissary officials angling for fresh fish options at 10 stores where vendor shut down
It will be weeks before the new vendor, Fish R Us, gets to these commissaries.
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Here’s where commissary curbside pickup service is coming next
Commissary officials want to increase the number of Click2Go sites to 60 in the next two years.
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Teachers’ unions push back on DoD plan to reopen schools in the buildings
With threat of COVID-19, the return to physical buildings too early could turn students and employees into “spreaders of the virus” — harmful to military readiness.
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Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
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Lawmakers call for investigation, ‘thorough review’ of $7.2 billion household goods contract
TRANSCOM’s choice of bidders for the contract to privatize household goods moves is ‘deeply troubling’
-
More credits coming for millions of troops, veterans and families on auto insurance bills
Current and former military who are members of USAA will see their auto insurance cost reduced again.
-
About 9,000 children are signed up for the virtual option as DoD schools reopen
Parents of children attending DoDEA schools had the choice of virtual school or in-person learning for their students.
-
Here’s how military treatment facilities are handling kids’ physicals for school and sports
Most physicals are being conducted virtually. What about immunizations?
-
To solve military spouse unemployment, it needs to be tracked, report says
“Data don’t lie,” says co-author who says military spouse unemployment should be tracked like veterans unemployment is today.
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House OKs free national park access for Gold Star families
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a proposal from two Maine lawmakers to give families of fallen military service members free access to national parks.
-
Commissary officials angling for fresh fish options at 10 stores where vendor shut down
It will be weeks before the new vendor, Fish R Us, gets to these commissaries.
-
Here’s where commissary curbside pickup service is coming next
Commissary officials want to increase the number of Click2Go sites to 60 in the next two years.
-
Teachers’ unions push back on DoD plan to reopen schools in the buildings
With threat of COVID-19, the return to physical buildings too early could turn students and employees into “spreaders of the virus” — harmful to military readiness.
-
Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
-
Lawmakers call for investigation, ‘thorough review’ of $7.2 billion household goods contract
TRANSCOM’s choice of bidders for the contract to privatize household goods moves is ‘deeply troubling’
-
More credits coming for millions of troops, veterans and families on auto insurance bills
Current and former military who are members of USAA will see their auto insurance cost reduced again.
-
About 9,000 children are signed up for the virtual option as DoD schools reopen
Parents of children attending DoDEA schools had the choice of virtual school or in-person learning for their students.
-
Here’s how military treatment facilities are handling kids’ physicals for school and sports
Most physicals are being conducted virtually. What about immunizations?
-
To solve military spouse unemployment, it needs to be tracked, report says
“Data don’t lie,” says co-author who says military spouse unemployment should be tracked like veterans unemployment is today.
-
House OKs free national park access for Gold Star families
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a proposal from two Maine lawmakers to give families of fallen military service members free access to national parks.
-
Commissary officials angling for fresh fish options at 10 stores where vendor shut down
It will be weeks before the new vendor, Fish R Us, gets to these commissaries.
-
Here’s where commissary curbside pickup service is coming next
Commissary officials want to increase the number of Click2Go sites to 60 in the next two years.
-
Teachers’ unions push back on DoD plan to reopen schools in the buildings
With threat of COVID-19, the return to physical buildings too early could turn students and employees into “spreaders of the virus” — harmful to military readiness.
-
Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
