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Benefits still need to catch up, compensation panel members say
Many Defense Department offerings still date back to the Vietnam War or earlier, experts complain.
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Mentors help children of the fallen cope with loss
Andrew Voelke was a bit nervous about going to a Good Grief Camp for children of the fallen, he said.
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Retirement ‘calculator’ lets troops compare options
Troops nearing the end of their military career can take a close look at their retirement pay options with a new online calculator tool released Tuesday.
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Junior enlisted can get help with costs for holiday travel home
Junior enlisted can get help with expenses for travel home for the holidays
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Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
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5 Questions: Philosopher explores warriors’ moral anguish
Philosophy professor Nancy Sherman tries to dig deep into warriors’ psyches to examine possible moral conflicts and mental health after combat.
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Military doctors, patients come together after medical errors
The Defense Department is expanding a program that helps ease some of the sadness, anger, confusion and frustration felt by patients and military doctors after a medical error or poor treatment experience.
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Tricare Help: Are spouse fees too high?
A beneficiary asks why there is a big jump in premium pricess from sponsor-only coverage to sponsor and family.
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Rocking it for homeless veterans
A case worker for the Reno-based Northern Nevada Veterans Resource Center, Navy veteran Shane Whitecloud’s job and his passion is to help homeless veterans.
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Commentary: PTS and TBI treatment require public-private teamwork
A significant number of veterans are at risk for poor physical and mental health unless we commit money and effort.
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Benefits still need to catch up, compensation panel members say
Many Defense Department offerings still date back to the Vietnam War or earlier, experts complain.
-
Mentors help children of the fallen cope with loss
Andrew Voelke was a bit nervous about going to a Good Grief Camp for children of the fallen, he said.
-
Retirement ‘calculator’ lets troops compare options
Troops nearing the end of their military career can take a close look at their retirement pay options with a new online calculator tool released Tuesday.
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Junior enlisted can get help with costs for holiday travel home
Junior enlisted can get help with expenses for travel home for the holidays
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Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
-
5 Questions: Philosopher explores warriors’ moral anguish
Philosophy professor Nancy Sherman tries to dig deep into warriors’ psyches to examine possible moral conflicts and mental health after combat.
-
Military doctors, patients come together after medical errors
The Defense Department is expanding a program that helps ease some of the sadness, anger, confusion and frustration felt by patients and military doctors after a medical error or poor treatment experience.
-
Tricare Help: Are spouse fees too high?
A beneficiary asks why there is a big jump in premium pricess from sponsor-only coverage to sponsor and family.
-
Rocking it for homeless veterans
A case worker for the Reno-based Northern Nevada Veterans Resource Center, Navy veteran Shane Whitecloud’s job and his passion is to help homeless veterans.
-
Commentary: PTS and TBI treatment require public-private teamwork
A significant number of veterans are at risk for poor physical and mental health unless we commit money and effort.
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Benefits still need to catch up, compensation panel members say
Many Defense Department offerings still date back to the Vietnam War or earlier, experts complain.
-
Mentors help children of the fallen cope with loss
Andrew Voelke was a bit nervous about going to a Good Grief Camp for children of the fallen, he said.
-
Retirement ‘calculator’ lets troops compare options
Troops nearing the end of their military career can take a close look at their retirement pay options with a new online calculator tool released Tuesday.
-
Junior enlisted can get help with costs for holiday travel home
Junior enlisted can get help with expenses for travel home for the holidays
-
Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
-
5 Questions: Philosopher explores warriors’ moral anguish
Philosophy professor Nancy Sherman tries to dig deep into warriors’ psyches to examine possible moral conflicts and mental health after combat.
-
Military doctors, patients come together after medical errors
The Defense Department is expanding a program that helps ease some of the sadness, anger, confusion and frustration felt by patients and military doctors after a medical error or poor treatment experience.
-
Tricare Help: Are spouse fees too high?
A beneficiary asks why there is a big jump in premium pricess from sponsor-only coverage to sponsor and family.
-
Rocking it for homeless veterans
A case worker for the Reno-based Northern Nevada Veterans Resource Center, Navy veteran Shane Whitecloud’s job and his passion is to help homeless veterans.
-
Commentary: PTS and TBI treatment require public-private teamwork
A significant number of veterans are at risk for poor physical and mental health unless we commit money and effort.
