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Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
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Auditors seeking input from parents about how military, civilian authorities handle child abuse cases
If your child was a victim of abuse by an adult or a child on a military installation or as a military dependent, auditors want your feedback.
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Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
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Fewer troops are using Tuition Assistance benefits
Fewer troops are using their education benefits, but for-profit schools continue to be a popular choice among those who do choose to attend school while on active duty.
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Here’s how 3 million more people will get military shopping benefits
Officials are working to make sure these veterans can get access to base.
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This proposal would give more money to military families struggling to put food on the table
Congressional Budget Office estimates about 10,200 troops would get an average of about $400 extra a month, under this proposal.
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Bid for a higher military pay raise fizzles amid partisan fighting in Congress
Republicans pushed for a 4 percent raise next year, but Democrats blasted the plan as a political game.
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Here’s why you’re paying less for military life insurance
Premiums decreased by $4 a month for the maximum $400,000 SGLI coverage.
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Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
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Widow’s tax, block on military malpractice lawsuits would be repealed in House defense bill
Leadership added the controversial changes on Tuesday in advance of debate on the must-pass budget measure.
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Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
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Auditors seeking input from parents about how military, civilian authorities handle child abuse cases
If your child was a victim of abuse by an adult or a child on a military installation or as a military dependent, auditors want your feedback.
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Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
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Fewer troops are using Tuition Assistance benefits
Fewer troops are using their education benefits, but for-profit schools continue to be a popular choice among those who do choose to attend school while on active duty.
-
Here’s how 3 million more people will get military shopping benefits
Officials are working to make sure these veterans can get access to base.
-
This proposal would give more money to military families struggling to put food on the table
Congressional Budget Office estimates about 10,200 troops would get an average of about $400 extra a month, under this proposal.
-
Bid for a higher military pay raise fizzles amid partisan fighting in Congress
Republicans pushed for a 4 percent raise next year, but Democrats blasted the plan as a political game.
-
Here’s why you’re paying less for military life insurance
Premiums decreased by $4 a month for the maximum $400,000 SGLI coverage.
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Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
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Widow’s tax, block on military malpractice lawsuits would be repealed in House defense bill
Leadership added the controversial changes on Tuesday in advance of debate on the must-pass budget measure.
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Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
-
Auditors seeking input from parents about how military, civilian authorities handle child abuse cases
If your child was a victim of abuse by an adult or a child on a military installation or as a military dependent, auditors want your feedback.
-
Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
-
Fewer troops are using Tuition Assistance benefits
Fewer troops are using their education benefits, but for-profit schools continue to be a popular choice among those who do choose to attend school while on active duty.
-
Here’s how 3 million more people will get military shopping benefits
Officials are working to make sure these veterans can get access to base.
-
This proposal would give more money to military families struggling to put food on the table
Congressional Budget Office estimates about 10,200 troops would get an average of about $400 extra a month, under this proposal.
-
Bid for a higher military pay raise fizzles amid partisan fighting in Congress
Republicans pushed for a 4 percent raise next year, but Democrats blasted the plan as a political game.
-
Here’s why you’re paying less for military life insurance
Premiums decreased by $4 a month for the maximum $400,000 SGLI coverage.
-
Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
-
Widow’s tax, block on military malpractice lawsuits would be repealed in House defense bill
Leadership added the controversial changes on Tuesday in advance of debate on the must-pass budget measure.
