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Bio-engineering skin to treat severe burns
New Army research holds promise for treating burn patients, including those with severe, life-threatening wounds.
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Tricare Help: Getting started with Tricare Retired Reserve
Enroll in Tricare Retired Reserve by fax, mail or online.
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Senators: Give military families more stability in moves
Military families would get some extra flexibility in their timeline during permanent change-of-station moves.
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Tricare Help: other-health-insurance drug co-pays
When Tricare is the second payer on your prescription, Tricare co-pays apply.
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Mission Family: Dempsey put priority on family
Army Gen. Martin Dempsey was devoted to family issues throughout his military career.
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Report: Pentagon suicide prevention office in disarray
The Pentagon’s suicide prevention office lacks clear guidance and authority to develop and execute effective programs
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Defense Health Agency reaches operational milestone
Two years after DHA stood up during a government shutdown, the agency marked its “full operational capability.”
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1,461 troops to get money for wrongful foreclosures
Justice officials wrapping up work identifying troops whose homes were wrongfully foreclosed on
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Higher drug co-pays, uniform DoD-VA formulary in defense bill
Easier access to urgent care access, higher pharmacy copays and a coordinated formulary between the Defense Department and VA are among the changes military members, families and retirees will see in health care as a result of the fiscal 2015 defense
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Who should pay extra fees for shipping alcohol?
Should service members be paying for extra costs associated with moving alcohol from overseas with household goods?
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Bio-engineering skin to treat severe burns
New Army research holds promise for treating burn patients, including those with severe, life-threatening wounds.
-
Tricare Help: Getting started with Tricare Retired Reserve
Enroll in Tricare Retired Reserve by fax, mail or online.
-
Senators: Give military families more stability in moves
Military families would get some extra flexibility in their timeline during permanent change-of-station moves.
-
Tricare Help: other-health-insurance drug co-pays
When Tricare is the second payer on your prescription, Tricare co-pays apply.
-
Mission Family: Dempsey put priority on family
Army Gen. Martin Dempsey was devoted to family issues throughout his military career.
-
Report: Pentagon suicide prevention office in disarray
The Pentagon’s suicide prevention office lacks clear guidance and authority to develop and execute effective programs
-
Defense Health Agency reaches operational milestone
Two years after DHA stood up during a government shutdown, the agency marked its “full operational capability.”
-
1,461 troops to get money for wrongful foreclosures
Justice officials wrapping up work identifying troops whose homes were wrongfully foreclosed on
-
Higher drug co-pays, uniform DoD-VA formulary in defense bill
Easier access to urgent care access, higher pharmacy copays and a coordinated formulary between the Defense Department and VA are among the changes military members, families and retirees will see in health care as a result of the fiscal 2015 defense
-
Who should pay extra fees for shipping alcohol?
Should service members be paying for extra costs associated with moving alcohol from overseas with household goods?
-
Bio-engineering skin to treat severe burns
New Army research holds promise for treating burn patients, including those with severe, life-threatening wounds.
-
Tricare Help: Getting started with Tricare Retired Reserve
Enroll in Tricare Retired Reserve by fax, mail or online.
-
Senators: Give military families more stability in moves
Military families would get some extra flexibility in their timeline during permanent change-of-station moves.
-
Tricare Help: other-health-insurance drug co-pays
When Tricare is the second payer on your prescription, Tricare co-pays apply.
-
Mission Family: Dempsey put priority on family
Army Gen. Martin Dempsey was devoted to family issues throughout his military career.
-
Report: Pentagon suicide prevention office in disarray
The Pentagon’s suicide prevention office lacks clear guidance and authority to develop and execute effective programs
-
Defense Health Agency reaches operational milestone
Two years after DHA stood up during a government shutdown, the agency marked its “full operational capability.”
-
1,461 troops to get money for wrongful foreclosures
Justice officials wrapping up work identifying troops whose homes were wrongfully foreclosed on
-
Higher drug co-pays, uniform DoD-VA formulary in defense bill
Easier access to urgent care access, higher pharmacy copays and a coordinated formulary between the Defense Department and VA are among the changes military members, families and retirees will see in health care as a result of the fiscal 2015 defense
-
Who should pay extra fees for shipping alcohol?
Should service members be paying for extra costs associated with moving alcohol from overseas with household goods?
