-
Former Air Force Reserve priest, accused of child sexual abuse, also served on active duty for years
Accused former priest spent most of his active duty time at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico.
-
Military seeks volunteers for a study that could help grieving families
Bereaved family members can help themselves and others in the future by participating.
-
Keep an eye out for your absentee ballot — coming soon, maybe even from states flooded by Florence
Absentee ballots should be sent to military and overseas voters by Sept. 22.
-
Here’s how you can get married in Vegas for free this Veterans Day
If a gun range or Elvis impersonator is on your bucket list, they’ve got you covered.
-
Here’s why your child’s school is asking whether you’re active duty
First data expected to be reported later this year.
-
Karen Pence opens campaign to help support military spouses
Karen Pence, the vice president’s wife, opened a campaign Thursday to help military spouses get the support and services they need.
-
Here are some ideas for spouses looking for part-time work
From counseling to serving up coffee…. there are options.
-
Advocates launch $250K ad campaign to support protections for troops against predatory lenders
Ads are running in 17 publications over the next few days.
-
This change could make it easier to use military spouse preference to apply for DoD civilian jobs
Rules are coming that would eliminate a major step in the Military Spouse Preference program.
-
DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
-
Former Air Force Reserve priest, accused of child sexual abuse, also served on active duty for years
Accused former priest spent most of his active duty time at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico.
-
Military seeks volunteers for a study that could help grieving families
Bereaved family members can help themselves and others in the future by participating.
-
Keep an eye out for your absentee ballot — coming soon, maybe even from states flooded by Florence
Absentee ballots should be sent to military and overseas voters by Sept. 22.
-
Here’s how you can get married in Vegas for free this Veterans Day
If a gun range or Elvis impersonator is on your bucket list, they’ve got you covered.
-
Here’s why your child’s school is asking whether you’re active duty
First data expected to be reported later this year.
-
Karen Pence opens campaign to help support military spouses
Karen Pence, the vice president’s wife, opened a campaign Thursday to help military spouses get the support and services they need.
-
Here are some ideas for spouses looking for part-time work
From counseling to serving up coffee…. there are options.
-
Advocates launch $250K ad campaign to support protections for troops against predatory lenders
Ads are running in 17 publications over the next few days.
-
This change could make it easier to use military spouse preference to apply for DoD civilian jobs
Rules are coming that would eliminate a major step in the Military Spouse Preference program.
-
DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
-
Former Air Force Reserve priest, accused of child sexual abuse, also served on active duty for years
Accused former priest spent most of his active duty time at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico.
-
Military seeks volunteers for a study that could help grieving families
Bereaved family members can help themselves and others in the future by participating.
-
Keep an eye out for your absentee ballot — coming soon, maybe even from states flooded by Florence
Absentee ballots should be sent to military and overseas voters by Sept. 22.
-
Here’s how you can get married in Vegas for free this Veterans Day
If a gun range or Elvis impersonator is on your bucket list, they’ve got you covered.
-
Here’s why your child’s school is asking whether you’re active duty
First data expected to be reported later this year.
-
Karen Pence opens campaign to help support military spouses
Karen Pence, the vice president’s wife, opened a campaign Thursday to help military spouses get the support and services they need.
-
Here are some ideas for spouses looking for part-time work
From counseling to serving up coffee…. there are options.
-
Advocates launch $250K ad campaign to support protections for troops against predatory lenders
Ads are running in 17 publications over the next few days.
-
This change could make it easier to use military spouse preference to apply for DoD civilian jobs
Rules are coming that would eliminate a major step in the Military Spouse Preference program.
-
DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
