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GAO: Shortfalls in tracking mental health discharges
When discharging service members for nondisability mental conditions, the Army, Navy and Marine Corps separated the majority under a broad label.
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New site gives MRE nutrition facts
New Defense Department database provides all you need to know about MREs
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Kevlar for the Mind: Hopeful research for stopping suicides
Researchers found that a particular form of short-term cognitive-behavioral therapy reduced suicide attempts in active-duty personnel by 60 percent.
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Today’s troops reject REDUX retirement option
Popularity of Redux retirement plummets after years of education, inflation
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Mission Family: Cybersecurity starts with your family
It’s a good time for military families to review their own cyber safety and take steps to lessen the risks.
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Tricare Help: Surviving spouse likely eligible
Even if a deceased retiree never used his Tricare coverage, his surviving spouse is eligible under his sponsorhship.
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Researchers seek combat troops with lung symptoms
Army doctors seeking to find out more about relationships between deployment and breathing problems
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Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
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Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
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Top enlisted personnel: Protect family programs
The services’ highest ranking enlisted personnel take quality of life issues before Congress on Wednesday
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GAO: Shortfalls in tracking mental health discharges
When discharging service members for nondisability mental conditions, the Army, Navy and Marine Corps separated the majority under a broad label.
-
New site gives MRE nutrition facts
New Defense Department database provides all you need to know about MREs
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Hopeful research for stopping suicides
Researchers found that a particular form of short-term cognitive-behavioral therapy reduced suicide attempts in active-duty personnel by 60 percent.
-
Today’s troops reject REDUX retirement option
Popularity of Redux retirement plummets after years of education, inflation
-
Mission Family: Cybersecurity starts with your family
It’s a good time for military families to review their own cyber safety and take steps to lessen the risks.
-
Tricare Help: Surviving spouse likely eligible
Even if a deceased retiree never used his Tricare coverage, his surviving spouse is eligible under his sponsorhship.
-
Researchers seek combat troops with lung symptoms
Army doctors seeking to find out more about relationships between deployment and breathing problems
-
Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
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Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
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Top enlisted personnel: Protect family programs
The services’ highest ranking enlisted personnel take quality of life issues before Congress on Wednesday
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GAO: Shortfalls in tracking mental health discharges
When discharging service members for nondisability mental conditions, the Army, Navy and Marine Corps separated the majority under a broad label.
-
New site gives MRE nutrition facts
New Defense Department database provides all you need to know about MREs
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Hopeful research for stopping suicides
Researchers found that a particular form of short-term cognitive-behavioral therapy reduced suicide attempts in active-duty personnel by 60 percent.
-
Today’s troops reject REDUX retirement option
Popularity of Redux retirement plummets after years of education, inflation
-
Mission Family: Cybersecurity starts with your family
It’s a good time for military families to review their own cyber safety and take steps to lessen the risks.
-
Tricare Help: Surviving spouse likely eligible
Even if a deceased retiree never used his Tricare coverage, his surviving spouse is eligible under his sponsorhship.
-
Researchers seek combat troops with lung symptoms
Army doctors seeking to find out more about relationships between deployment and breathing problems
-
Private-vehicle shipper: ‘We’re ready to go’
The contractor in charge of shipping service members’ privately owned vehicles to and from overseas has taken steps – and is checking and re-checking their processes – to avoid a repeat of last year’s problems that resulted in large numbers of delays for troops’ vehicles.
-
Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
-
Top enlisted personnel: Protect family programs
The services’ highest ranking enlisted personnel take quality of life issues before Congress on Wednesday
