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Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
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Tricare Help: Employer plan and Tricare, or Tricare alone?
An Air Force retiree asks help in deciding whether to use his employer’s insurance plan or Tricare.
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Dig into discounts and deals on Veterans Day
Many national and local businesses are offering free meals and other goods to military personnel and veterans on Nov. 11.
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Kevlar for the Mind: How to feel rested every morning
Morning drowsiness can be caused by drinking the previous day, medications and sleep apnea.
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DoDEA students’ scores rank high among states
Test scores of fourth- and eighth-grade students in Department of Defense schools are among the top in the nation in reading and math.
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Deployment environmental reports not in military health records
For more than three years, the military services have been allowed to ignore a Defense Department order requiring the inclusion of environmental assessments of combat environments in troops’ medical records.
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Tricare Help: Retired reservist’s wife is eligible when he turns 60
Once the military sponsor is eligible, a spouse is eligible for whatever Tricare plan is appropriate for her age.
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Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
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Expansion of vets’ online shopping privileges gets support
The three military exchange services support the idea of allowing all honorably discharged veterans to shop on the exchanges’ online websites.
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Tricare Young Adult premiums to rise sharply in 2016
Health care premiums for the adult children of military personnel and retirees will increase next year by 26 percent to 47 percent, depending on the type of coverage, Tricare officials announced Wednesday.
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Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
-
Tricare Help: Employer plan and Tricare, or Tricare alone?
An Air Force retiree asks help in deciding whether to use his employer’s insurance plan or Tricare.
-
Dig into discounts and deals on Veterans Day
Many national and local businesses are offering free meals and other goods to military personnel and veterans on Nov. 11.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: How to feel rested every morning
Morning drowsiness can be caused by drinking the previous day, medications and sleep apnea.
-
DoDEA students’ scores rank high among states
Test scores of fourth- and eighth-grade students in Department of Defense schools are among the top in the nation in reading and math.
-
Deployment environmental reports not in military health records
For more than three years, the military services have been allowed to ignore a Defense Department order requiring the inclusion of environmental assessments of combat environments in troops’ medical records.
-
Tricare Help: Retired reservist’s wife is eligible when he turns 60
Once the military sponsor is eligible, a spouse is eligible for whatever Tricare plan is appropriate for her age.
-
Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
-
Expansion of vets’ online shopping privileges gets support
The three military exchange services support the idea of allowing all honorably discharged veterans to shop on the exchanges’ online websites.
-
Tricare Young Adult premiums to rise sharply in 2016
Health care premiums for the adult children of military personnel and retirees will increase next year by 26 percent to 47 percent, depending on the type of coverage, Tricare officials announced Wednesday.
-
Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
-
Tricare Help: Employer plan and Tricare, or Tricare alone?
An Air Force retiree asks help in deciding whether to use his employer’s insurance plan or Tricare.
-
Dig into discounts and deals on Veterans Day
Many national and local businesses are offering free meals and other goods to military personnel and veterans on Nov. 11.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: How to feel rested every morning
Morning drowsiness can be caused by drinking the previous day, medications and sleep apnea.
-
DoDEA students’ scores rank high among states
Test scores of fourth- and eighth-grade students in Department of Defense schools are among the top in the nation in reading and math.
-
Deployment environmental reports not in military health records
For more than three years, the military services have been allowed to ignore a Defense Department order requiring the inclusion of environmental assessments of combat environments in troops’ medical records.
-
Tricare Help: Retired reservist’s wife is eligible when he turns 60
Once the military sponsor is eligible, a spouse is eligible for whatever Tricare plan is appropriate for her age.
-
Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
-
Expansion of vets’ online shopping privileges gets support
The three military exchange services support the idea of allowing all honorably discharged veterans to shop on the exchanges’ online websites.
-
Tricare Young Adult premiums to rise sharply in 2016
Health care premiums for the adult children of military personnel and retirees will increase next year by 26 percent to 47 percent, depending on the type of coverage, Tricare officials announced Wednesday.
