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TRANSCOM gets green light for ‘corrective action’ on $7B household goods contract
They’ll take another look at the bids for the contract that will outource the management of military moves into hands of a private contractor.
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Some DHS employees could face furloughs even as agency reopens
The Department of Homeland Security could furlough thousands of workers due to plummeting fee revenues during the coronavirus pandemic.
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9 military families sue Fort Hood landlord, citing ‘deplorable conditions’
This is the latest in a string of lawsuits against privatized military landlords.
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Marine recruits helping provide insight into COVID-19
Researchers are hoping to identify an “immunity passport” to determine when it’s safe for troops to return to duty.
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Army COVID-19 vaccine candidate to be tested on humans
They’ll be looking for volunteers for the COVID-19 vaccine test in July.
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This Air Force couple wants to help other service members get time to grieve deceased children
This Air Force major’s commander allowed him to take his full parental leave after his baby died — even though that’s against current policy.
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TRANSCOM pulls back $7 billion contract to privatize military household goods moves
They’re looking into reported allegations and conducting a review of the contract award.
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Military members are disproportionately affected by cybercrime: Here’s why and how to avoid it
Cybercriminals are targeting America’s military personnel and families, but steps can be made to avoid becoming a victim.
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Watchdog: More work to do to improve military housing
Auditors are looking for a DoD policy on the control and remediation of mold in housing.
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Key Senate panel approves 3 percent pay raise for troops next year
If approved, troops would see back-to-back years with 3 percent pay raises for the first time in a decade.
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TRANSCOM gets green light for ‘corrective action’ on $7B household goods contract
They’ll take another look at the bids for the contract that will outource the management of military moves into hands of a private contractor.
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Some DHS employees could face furloughs even as agency reopens
The Department of Homeland Security could furlough thousands of workers due to plummeting fee revenues during the coronavirus pandemic.
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9 military families sue Fort Hood landlord, citing ‘deplorable conditions’
This is the latest in a string of lawsuits against privatized military landlords.
-
Marine recruits helping provide insight into COVID-19
Researchers are hoping to identify an “immunity passport” to determine when it’s safe for troops to return to duty.
-
Army COVID-19 vaccine candidate to be tested on humans
They’ll be looking for volunteers for the COVID-19 vaccine test in July.
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This Air Force couple wants to help other service members get time to grieve deceased children
This Air Force major’s commander allowed him to take his full parental leave after his baby died — even though that’s against current policy.
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TRANSCOM pulls back $7 billion contract to privatize military household goods moves
They’re looking into reported allegations and conducting a review of the contract award.
-
Military members are disproportionately affected by cybercrime: Here’s why and how to avoid it
Cybercriminals are targeting America’s military personnel and families, but steps can be made to avoid becoming a victim.
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Watchdog: More work to do to improve military housing
Auditors are looking for a DoD policy on the control and remediation of mold in housing.
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Key Senate panel approves 3 percent pay raise for troops next year
If approved, troops would see back-to-back years with 3 percent pay raises for the first time in a decade.
-
TRANSCOM gets green light for ‘corrective action’ on $7B household goods contract
They’ll take another look at the bids for the contract that will outource the management of military moves into hands of a private contractor.
-
Some DHS employees could face furloughs even as agency reopens
The Department of Homeland Security could furlough thousands of workers due to plummeting fee revenues during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
9 military families sue Fort Hood landlord, citing ‘deplorable conditions’
This is the latest in a string of lawsuits against privatized military landlords.
-
Marine recruits helping provide insight into COVID-19
Researchers are hoping to identify an “immunity passport” to determine when it’s safe for troops to return to duty.
-
Army COVID-19 vaccine candidate to be tested on humans
They’ll be looking for volunteers for the COVID-19 vaccine test in July.
-
This Air Force couple wants to help other service members get time to grieve deceased children
This Air Force major’s commander allowed him to take his full parental leave after his baby died — even though that’s against current policy.
-
TRANSCOM pulls back $7 billion contract to privatize military household goods moves
They’re looking into reported allegations and conducting a review of the contract award.
-
Military members are disproportionately affected by cybercrime: Here’s why and how to avoid it
Cybercriminals are targeting America’s military personnel and families, but steps can be made to avoid becoming a victim.
-
Watchdog: More work to do to improve military housing
Auditors are looking for a DoD policy on the control and remediation of mold in housing.
-
Key Senate panel approves 3 percent pay raise for troops next year
If approved, troops would see back-to-back years with 3 percent pay raises for the first time in a decade.
