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Apple offers new discount to troops, veterans
Apple is offering discounts on phones, accessories and more.
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Here’s how the MyCAA spouse scholarship program is helping support troop ‘lethality’
RAND links DoD’s spouse scholarship program to retention of troops
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1 in 4 troops have an opioid prescription in a given year
Overall, opioid prescription rates are decreasing in the Military Health System.
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Your commissary will likely be open on Dec. 5
Commissaries will be open, although federal offices will be closed Dec. 5 for a day of mourning for the late President George H.W. Bush.
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It’s almost December and time to decide: Will you go for the new retirement system?
The deadline is Dec. 31 if you want to enroll in the Blended Retirement System.
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Making a PCS move from overseas? Your Social Security number and other personal data might be at risk
As troops are making international moves, they may not be aware that their personally identifiable information, such as Social Security numbers, is on the move, too.
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Medicaid cuts would hurt military families, too, advocates say
Advocates say don’t cut back Medicaid, because many military families with children with chronic conditions are among those who rely on the program.
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Are those Florida ballots that Trump says showed up ‘out of nowhere’ from military absentee voters?
Florida accepts absentee ballots from military and overseas voters through Nov. 16. Will that make a difference in these close elections for Senate and governor?
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Mil Money: These deals being offered in military stores can help stretch your holiday budget
Toys, TVs, purses, firearms and more. The military exchanges offer Thanksgiving deals.
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Tricare Prime or Tricare Select? Here’s why it’s more important now to choose carefully
What if you become dissatisfied with your MTF? You won’t be able to switch to Tricare Select during the year.
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Apple offers new discount to troops, veterans
Apple is offering discounts on phones, accessories and more.
-
Here’s how the MyCAA spouse scholarship program is helping support troop ‘lethality’
RAND links DoD’s spouse scholarship program to retention of troops
-
1 in 4 troops have an opioid prescription in a given year
Overall, opioid prescription rates are decreasing in the Military Health System.
-
Your commissary will likely be open on Dec. 5
Commissaries will be open, although federal offices will be closed Dec. 5 for a day of mourning for the late President George H.W. Bush.
-
It’s almost December and time to decide: Will you go for the new retirement system?
The deadline is Dec. 31 if you want to enroll in the Blended Retirement System.
-
Making a PCS move from overseas? Your Social Security number and other personal data might be at risk
As troops are making international moves, they may not be aware that their personally identifiable information, such as Social Security numbers, is on the move, too.
-
Medicaid cuts would hurt military families, too, advocates say
Advocates say don’t cut back Medicaid, because many military families with children with chronic conditions are among those who rely on the program.
-
Are those Florida ballots that Trump says showed up ‘out of nowhere’ from military absentee voters?
Florida accepts absentee ballots from military and overseas voters through Nov. 16. Will that make a difference in these close elections for Senate and governor?
-
Mil Money: These deals being offered in military stores can help stretch your holiday budget
Toys, TVs, purses, firearms and more. The military exchanges offer Thanksgiving deals.
-
Tricare Prime or Tricare Select? Here’s why it’s more important now to choose carefully
What if you become dissatisfied with your MTF? You won’t be able to switch to Tricare Select during the year.
-
Apple offers new discount to troops, veterans
Apple is offering discounts on phones, accessories and more.
-
Here’s how the MyCAA spouse scholarship program is helping support troop ‘lethality’
RAND links DoD’s spouse scholarship program to retention of troops
-
1 in 4 troops have an opioid prescription in a given year
Overall, opioid prescription rates are decreasing in the Military Health System.
-
Your commissary will likely be open on Dec. 5
Commissaries will be open, although federal offices will be closed Dec. 5 for a day of mourning for the late President George H.W. Bush.
-
It’s almost December and time to decide: Will you go for the new retirement system?
The deadline is Dec. 31 if you want to enroll in the Blended Retirement System.
-
Making a PCS move from overseas? Your Social Security number and other personal data might be at risk
As troops are making international moves, they may not be aware that their personally identifiable information, such as Social Security numbers, is on the move, too.
-
Medicaid cuts would hurt military families, too, advocates say
Advocates say don’t cut back Medicaid, because many military families with children with chronic conditions are among those who rely on the program.
-
Are those Florida ballots that Trump says showed up ‘out of nowhere’ from military absentee voters?
Florida accepts absentee ballots from military and overseas voters through Nov. 16. Will that make a difference in these close elections for Senate and governor?
-
Mil Money: These deals being offered in military stores can help stretch your holiday budget
Toys, TVs, purses, firearms and more. The military exchanges offer Thanksgiving deals.
-
Tricare Prime or Tricare Select? Here’s why it’s more important now to choose carefully
What if you become dissatisfied with your MTF? You won’t be able to switch to Tricare Select during the year.
