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High-risk pregnancy? Tricare doesn’t want you seeking civilian medical care in some overseas areas
Bahrain joins list of nations where local facilities, doctors don’t meet standards.
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Add your voice to the annual Blue Star Families survey
The Military Family Lifestyle Survey is open to active-duty troops, veterans and families through May 19.
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May commissary case lot sales are here
If you’re in the hunt for extra grocery bargains, check out the May commissary case lot sales. Some are already happening.
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DoD is considering a plan to allow civilian employees to shop in exchanges
Defense officials are considering a proposal to allow DoD civilians to shop at military exchanges.
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New Tricare dental contract brings more benefits, but families say some dentists are dropping out
Some families have expressed concerns about dentists dropping out of the network, reportedly because of lower reimbursement rates.
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Overseas DoD school lunch prices set to increase this fall
The increase varies by branch of service, but it will bring the price of lunches for elementary students to $2.75 and for secondary students to $3.
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Students, parents, teachers: Grade your DoD schools
An online, anonymous survey of a range of DoDEA participants ends April 30.
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Some overseas troops with recalled VWs facing roadblocks
Some military personnel stationed overseas are frustrated trying to participate in the widespread recall of their Volkswagens and Audis, especially as they prepare for permanent change of station moves and are unable to ship their cars with them.
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More sailors using tuition assistance — despite college office closures
The Navy radically changed how it delivers off-duty education benefits to sailors — now totally online or over the phone — and it seems to be working just fine.
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Insurance Guide 2017: Charts to compare providers, and tips for how to buy
Fewer people are buying life insurance. Experts say emotions may be clouding financial judgment.
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High-risk pregnancy? Tricare doesn’t want you seeking civilian medical care in some overseas areas
Bahrain joins list of nations where local facilities, doctors don’t meet standards.
-
Add your voice to the annual Blue Star Families survey
The Military Family Lifestyle Survey is open to active-duty troops, veterans and families through May 19.
-
May commissary case lot sales are here
If you’re in the hunt for extra grocery bargains, check out the May commissary case lot sales. Some are already happening.
-
DoD is considering a plan to allow civilian employees to shop in exchanges
Defense officials are considering a proposal to allow DoD civilians to shop at military exchanges.
-
New Tricare dental contract brings more benefits, but families say some dentists are dropping out
Some families have expressed concerns about dentists dropping out of the network, reportedly because of lower reimbursement rates.
-
Overseas DoD school lunch prices set to increase this fall
The increase varies by branch of service, but it will bring the price of lunches for elementary students to $2.75 and for secondary students to $3.
-
Students, parents, teachers: Grade your DoD schools
An online, anonymous survey of a range of DoDEA participants ends April 30.
-
Some overseas troops with recalled VWs facing roadblocks
Some military personnel stationed overseas are frustrated trying to participate in the widespread recall of their Volkswagens and Audis, especially as they prepare for permanent change of station moves and are unable to ship their cars with them.
-
More sailors using tuition assistance — despite college office closures
The Navy radically changed how it delivers off-duty education benefits to sailors — now totally online or over the phone — and it seems to be working just fine.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: Charts to compare providers, and tips for how to buy
Fewer people are buying life insurance. Experts say emotions may be clouding financial judgment.
-
High-risk pregnancy? Tricare doesn’t want you seeking civilian medical care in some overseas areas
Bahrain joins list of nations where local facilities, doctors don’t meet standards.
-
Add your voice to the annual Blue Star Families survey
The Military Family Lifestyle Survey is open to active-duty troops, veterans and families through May 19.
-
May commissary case lot sales are here
If you’re in the hunt for extra grocery bargains, check out the May commissary case lot sales. Some are already happening.
-
DoD is considering a plan to allow civilian employees to shop in exchanges
Defense officials are considering a proposal to allow DoD civilians to shop at military exchanges.
-
New Tricare dental contract brings more benefits, but families say some dentists are dropping out
Some families have expressed concerns about dentists dropping out of the network, reportedly because of lower reimbursement rates.
-
Overseas DoD school lunch prices set to increase this fall
The increase varies by branch of service, but it will bring the price of lunches for elementary students to $2.75 and for secondary students to $3.
-
Students, parents, teachers: Grade your DoD schools
An online, anonymous survey of a range of DoDEA participants ends April 30.
-
Some overseas troops with recalled VWs facing roadblocks
Some military personnel stationed overseas are frustrated trying to participate in the widespread recall of their Volkswagens and Audis, especially as they prepare for permanent change of station moves and are unable to ship their cars with them.
-
More sailors using tuition assistance — despite college office closures
The Navy radically changed how it delivers off-duty education benefits to sailors — now totally online or over the phone — and it seems to be working just fine.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: Charts to compare providers, and tips for how to buy
Fewer people are buying life insurance. Experts say emotions may be clouding financial judgment.
