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White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
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Commissary shelves still empty in Europe, Pacific
Some commissary customers saw shelves empty of lettuce, salad, orange juice, chicken and bread and low on yogurt and cheese, fruits and vegetables.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Happiness begins when we put others first
Your first step toward happiness should be putting other people first.
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Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
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DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
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Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
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Preparing to ship POVs in 2015
U.S. Transportation Command officials intend to avoid a repeat of 2014’s problems shipping personal vehicles.
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Donations brighten holidays for troops, families
A variety of organizations and individual donors have helped troops and families in large and small ways during the holidays.
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BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
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White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
-
Commissary shelves still empty in Europe, Pacific
Some commissary customers saw shelves empty of lettuce, salad, orange juice, chicken and bread and low on yogurt and cheese, fruits and vegetables.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Happiness begins when we put others first
Your first step toward happiness should be putting other people first.
-
Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
-
DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
-
Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
-
Preparing to ship POVs in 2015
U.S. Transportation Command officials intend to avoid a repeat of 2014’s problems shipping personal vehicles.
-
Donations brighten holidays for troops, families
A variety of organizations and individual donors have helped troops and families in large and small ways during the holidays.
-
BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
-
Calculate your 2015 housing allowance
Here is the DoD’s list of Basic Allowance for Housing rates.
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White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
-
Commissary shelves still empty in Europe, Pacific
Some commissary customers saw shelves empty of lettuce, salad, orange juice, chicken and bread and low on yogurt and cheese, fruits and vegetables.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Happiness begins when we put others first
Your first step toward happiness should be putting other people first.
-
Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
-
DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
-
Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
-
Preparing to ship POVs in 2015
U.S. Transportation Command officials intend to avoid a repeat of 2014’s problems shipping personal vehicles.
-
Donations brighten holidays for troops, families
A variety of organizations and individual donors have helped troops and families in large and small ways during the holidays.
-
BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
-
Calculate your 2015 housing allowance
Here is the DoD’s list of Basic Allowance for Housing rates.
