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Report: Military wives may be more likely to binge drink
Nearly 1 in 3 military wives surveyed met criteria for binging.
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DoD: Protections for transgender youth apply to all facilities, programs
All students can use restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity
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Spouse support: Bill would ease relicensing burden
A Navy wife on how a lawmaker’s plan would make moves easier for military families
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Navy Federal contacting customers eligible for part of $23 million settlement
Think you’ve been overlooked? Here’s how to find out
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Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
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Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
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Newman’s Own award winners are meeting the unique needs of military, veterans
Whether they’re training wounded warriors for high-paying jobs in cybersecurity or providing recycled, sanitized medical equipment for veterans and family members, this year’s Newman’s Own award winners are focused on meeting specific needs in the military and veteran communities.
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Flu shots required for all students at Defense Department schools
Children attending the Department of Defense Education Activity schools must get flu shots by Dec. 1, under a new rule that went into effect this school year.
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For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
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Fort Rucker closes school building after 24 fifth-graders become ill
The students were on the playground when they became sick.
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Report: Military wives may be more likely to binge drink
Nearly 1 in 3 military wives surveyed met criteria for binging.
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DoD: Protections for transgender youth apply to all facilities, programs
All students can use restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity
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Spouse support: Bill would ease relicensing burden
A Navy wife on how a lawmaker’s plan would make moves easier for military families
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Navy Federal contacting customers eligible for part of $23 million settlement
Think you’ve been overlooked? Here’s how to find out
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Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
-
Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
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Newman’s Own award winners are meeting the unique needs of military, veterans
Whether they’re training wounded warriors for high-paying jobs in cybersecurity or providing recycled, sanitized medical equipment for veterans and family members, this year’s Newman’s Own award winners are focused on meeting specific needs in the military and veteran communities.
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Flu shots required for all students at Defense Department schools
Children attending the Department of Defense Education Activity schools must get flu shots by Dec. 1, under a new rule that went into effect this school year.
-
For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
-
Fort Rucker closes school building after 24 fifth-graders become ill
The students were on the playground when they became sick.
-
Report: Military wives may be more likely to binge drink
Nearly 1 in 3 military wives surveyed met criteria for binging.
-
DoD: Protections for transgender youth apply to all facilities, programs
All students can use restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity
-
Spouse support: Bill would ease relicensing burden
A Navy wife on how a lawmaker’s plan would make moves easier for military families
-
Navy Federal contacting customers eligible for part of $23 million settlement
Think you’ve been overlooked? Here’s how to find out
-
Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
-
Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
-
Newman’s Own award winners are meeting the unique needs of military, veterans
Whether they’re training wounded warriors for high-paying jobs in cybersecurity or providing recycled, sanitized medical equipment for veterans and family members, this year’s Newman’s Own award winners are focused on meeting specific needs in the military and veteran communities.
-
Flu shots required for all students at Defense Department schools
Children attending the Department of Defense Education Activity schools must get flu shots by Dec. 1, under a new rule that went into effect this school year.
-
For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
-
Fort Rucker closes school building after 24 fifth-graders become ill
The students were on the playground when they became sick.
