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Report: Military hospitals show broad disparities in patient care
A comprehensive review of the military health care system finds that patients face broad disparities in appointment w…
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New rules to cap credit interest rates for troops
Defense Department officials have proposed sweeping new rules that would limit the amount of interest that could be c…
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13 projects to study pain treatment alternatives
The federal government has awarded 13 grants worth up to a total $21.7 million over five years to examine alternative…
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Report: Services for female veterans fall short
WASHINGTON – The Veterans Affairs Department and other government agencies are not doing enough to help women who se…
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Mission Family: Easing into stateside driving after deployment
When Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Josh Seery returned from Afghanistan in July 2013, he knew he wasn’t ready to drive a ca…
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Tricare Help: Are noncitizens with visas eligible for Tricare?
Q. I’m on active duty and enrolled in Tricare Prime. My wife and stepchild are not U.S. citizens, although they have …
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Rights of same-sex military spouses vary by state
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. – On the wall over her bunk in Kuwait, Marine Cpl. Nivia Huskey proudly displays a collection of …
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Tricare ‘meeting the needs’ of children, with some caveats
A recent Defense Department report finds that the military health system is meeting the needs of its youngest benefic…
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VA records show vet rescheduled appointment after death
MINNEAPOLIS – According to official medical records, a former Minnesota Marine apparently contacted the Minneapolis …
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Cruise pay approved
Over the past half-dozen years, sailors and Marines have borne the brunt of longer and longer deployments. Now, for the first time, they’ll start getting paid for it after 220 deployed days.
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Report: Military hospitals show broad disparities in patient care
A comprehensive review of the military health care system finds that patients face broad disparities in appointment w…
-
New rules to cap credit interest rates for troops
Defense Department officials have proposed sweeping new rules that would limit the amount of interest that could be c…
-
13 projects to study pain treatment alternatives
The federal government has awarded 13 grants worth up to a total $21.7 million over five years to examine alternative…
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Report: Services for female veterans fall short
WASHINGTON – The Veterans Affairs Department and other government agencies are not doing enough to help women who se…
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Mission Family: Easing into stateside driving after deployment
When Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Josh Seery returned from Afghanistan in July 2013, he knew he wasn’t ready to drive a ca…
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Tricare Help: Are noncitizens with visas eligible for Tricare?
Q. I’m on active duty and enrolled in Tricare Prime. My wife and stepchild are not U.S. citizens, although they have …
-
Rights of same-sex military spouses vary by state
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. – On the wall over her bunk in Kuwait, Marine Cpl. Nivia Huskey proudly displays a collection of …
-
Tricare ‘meeting the needs’ of children, with some caveats
A recent Defense Department report finds that the military health system is meeting the needs of its youngest benefic…
-
VA records show vet rescheduled appointment after death
MINNEAPOLIS – According to official medical records, a former Minnesota Marine apparently contacted the Minneapolis …
-
Cruise pay approved
Over the past half-dozen years, sailors and Marines have borne the brunt of longer and longer deployments. Now, for the first time, they’ll start getting paid for it after 220 deployed days.
-
Report: Military hospitals show broad disparities in patient care
A comprehensive review of the military health care system finds that patients face broad disparities in appointment w…
-
New rules to cap credit interest rates for troops
Defense Department officials have proposed sweeping new rules that would limit the amount of interest that could be c…
-
13 projects to study pain treatment alternatives
The federal government has awarded 13 grants worth up to a total $21.7 million over five years to examine alternative…
-
Report: Services for female veterans fall short
WASHINGTON – The Veterans Affairs Department and other government agencies are not doing enough to help women who se…
-
Mission Family: Easing into stateside driving after deployment
When Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Josh Seery returned from Afghanistan in July 2013, he knew he wasn’t ready to drive a ca…
-
Tricare Help: Are noncitizens with visas eligible for Tricare?
Q. I’m on active duty and enrolled in Tricare Prime. My wife and stepchild are not U.S. citizens, although they have …
-
Rights of same-sex military spouses vary by state
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. – On the wall over her bunk in Kuwait, Marine Cpl. Nivia Huskey proudly displays a collection of …
-
Tricare ‘meeting the needs’ of children, with some caveats
A recent Defense Department report finds that the military health system is meeting the needs of its youngest benefic…
-
VA records show vet rescheduled appointment after death
MINNEAPOLIS – According to official medical records, a former Minnesota Marine apparently contacted the Minneapolis …
-
Cruise pay approved
Over the past half-dozen years, sailors and Marines have borne the brunt of longer and longer deployments. Now, for the first time, they’ll start getting paid for it after 220 deployed days.
