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DoD family council wants answers on dependent medical records
Some military kids have been barred from service because of the contents of their dependent medical records. The group, which includes enlisted leaders and other high-ranking personnel, wants to know how those records are accessed and used.
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Here’s how your commissary plans to get back lost customers
Lower prices. Expanded hours. And ‘YES,’ a new marketing program. Also, beer.
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Why wait? Advocates push fix for threat to military death payouts
With a possible budget fight looming this fall, supporters are making a new push to resolve the problem grieving military families may face.
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Is it worth it to merge commissaries and exchanges? DoD is getting serious about finding out
A task force being formed this summer will study the benefits of consolidating the military commissaries and exchanges into one system.
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Military Appreciation Month discount update: SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, professional fights, Hooters and more
Get your links to food, entertainment and more deals for Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
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Commentary: Female troops, veterans deserve comprehensive care for infertility issues
VA can do more to help veterans through stressful, sometimes stigma-filled options for reproductive care, an OB-GYN writes.
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Here’s why troops are poised for their biggest pay raise in nine years
The move will mean almost $700 more annually for even the most junior servicemembers.
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Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
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Commissary employees to get shopping benefits
The long-requested benefit is coming soon, though many employees already have eligibility because of family or prior service.
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Online ordering coming soon to more commissaries. Here’s who gets it next
‘Click2Go’ has been available at three locations for years, but expansion plans are in place.
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DoD family council wants answers on dependent medical records
Some military kids have been barred from service because of the contents of their dependent medical records. The group, which includes enlisted leaders and other high-ranking personnel, wants to know how those records are accessed and used.
-
Here’s how your commissary plans to get back lost customers
Lower prices. Expanded hours. And ‘YES,’ a new marketing program. Also, beer.
-
Why wait? Advocates push fix for threat to military death payouts
With a possible budget fight looming this fall, supporters are making a new push to resolve the problem grieving military families may face.
-
Is it worth it to merge commissaries and exchanges? DoD is getting serious about finding out
A task force being formed this summer will study the benefits of consolidating the military commissaries and exchanges into one system.
-
Military Appreciation Month discount update: SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, professional fights, Hooters and more
Get your links to food, entertainment and more deals for Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
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Commentary: Female troops, veterans deserve comprehensive care for infertility issues
VA can do more to help veterans through stressful, sometimes stigma-filled options for reproductive care, an OB-GYN writes.
-
Here’s why troops are poised for their biggest pay raise in nine years
The move will mean almost $700 more annually for even the most junior servicemembers.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
-
Commissary employees to get shopping benefits
The long-requested benefit is coming soon, though many employees already have eligibility because of family or prior service.
-
Online ordering coming soon to more commissaries. Here’s who gets it next
‘Click2Go’ has been available at three locations for years, but expansion plans are in place.
-
DoD family council wants answers on dependent medical records
Some military kids have been barred from service because of the contents of their dependent medical records. The group, which includes enlisted leaders and other high-ranking personnel, wants to know how those records are accessed and used.
-
Here’s how your commissary plans to get back lost customers
Lower prices. Expanded hours. And ‘YES,’ a new marketing program. Also, beer.
-
Why wait? Advocates push fix for threat to military death payouts
With a possible budget fight looming this fall, supporters are making a new push to resolve the problem grieving military families may face.
-
Is it worth it to merge commissaries and exchanges? DoD is getting serious about finding out
A task force being formed this summer will study the benefits of consolidating the military commissaries and exchanges into one system.
-
Military Appreciation Month discount update: SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, professional fights, Hooters and more
Get your links to food, entertainment and more deals for Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
-
Commentary: Female troops, veterans deserve comprehensive care for infertility issues
VA can do more to help veterans through stressful, sometimes stigma-filled options for reproductive care, an OB-GYN writes.
-
Here’s why troops are poised for their biggest pay raise in nine years
The move will mean almost $700 more annually for even the most junior servicemembers.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
-
Commissary employees to get shopping benefits
The long-requested benefit is coming soon, though many employees already have eligibility because of family or prior service.
-
Online ordering coming soon to more commissaries. Here’s who gets it next
‘Click2Go’ has been available at three locations for years, but expansion plans are in place.
