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Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
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Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
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Here’s how a new plan could help shore up finances of troubled enlisted retirement home
Mega project would build residential, retail, art spaces and sports and wellness venues open to the public, and bring in millions in revenue for the troubled enlisted retirement home.
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Feds allege Walmart violated reservist’s employment rights
Lawsuit claims Walmart denied reservist a job because she would be going on annual training.
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Here’s where military official lodging rates are increasing — again
Rates are more than doubling for official lodging in some Air Force locations. But for TDY and PCS travelers, the government still covers it.
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Free credit monitoring now available for troops. Here’s where to get it.
The free credit monitoring service is being offered to all active duty as of Oct. 31, says the FTC.
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Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
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Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
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Students at DoD-run schools continue their run with nation’s top scores in reading, math
DoD students’ scores in reading and math have mostly increased, while the corresponding national average is going the other way.
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Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
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Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
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Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
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Here’s how a new plan could help shore up finances of troubled enlisted retirement home
Mega project would build residential, retail, art spaces and sports and wellness venues open to the public, and bring in millions in revenue for the troubled enlisted retirement home.
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Feds allege Walmart violated reservist’s employment rights
Lawsuit claims Walmart denied reservist a job because she would be going on annual training.
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Here’s where military official lodging rates are increasing — again
Rates are more than doubling for official lodging in some Air Force locations. But for TDY and PCS travelers, the government still covers it.
-
Free credit monitoring now available for troops. Here’s where to get it.
The free credit monitoring service is being offered to all active duty as of Oct. 31, says the FTC.
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Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
-
Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
-
Students at DoD-run schools continue their run with nation’s top scores in reading, math
DoD students’ scores in reading and math have mostly increased, while the corresponding national average is going the other way.
-
Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
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Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
-
Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
-
Here’s how a new plan could help shore up finances of troubled enlisted retirement home
Mega project would build residential, retail, art spaces and sports and wellness venues open to the public, and bring in millions in revenue for the troubled enlisted retirement home.
-
Feds allege Walmart violated reservist’s employment rights
Lawsuit claims Walmart denied reservist a job because she would be going on annual training.
-
Here’s where military official lodging rates are increasing — again
Rates are more than doubling for official lodging in some Air Force locations. But for TDY and PCS travelers, the government still covers it.
-
Free credit monitoring now available for troops. Here’s where to get it.
The free credit monitoring service is being offered to all active duty as of Oct. 31, says the FTC.
-
Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
-
Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
-
Students at DoD-run schools continue their run with nation’s top scores in reading, math
DoD students’ scores in reading and math have mostly increased, while the corresponding national average is going the other way.
-
Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
