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DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
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After brutal PCS season, thousands sign petition to hold moving companies accountable for loss, damage
‘Is it so much to ask that moving companies take a little more care in handling our memories?’
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Military scientists have discovered a new malaria drug that could help eradicate the disease — and it’s hitting shelves soon
It’s the first malaria preventive drug approved in over 18 years.
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Advocates to Mattis: Don’t waver in protecting troops against predatory lenders
Weakening protections might mean more predatory lenders popping up outside military bases, advocates say
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Many enlisted women suffer adverse mental health effects after combat injury, study finds
About 40 percent of the 1,012 women with combat-related injuries were diagnosed with a mental health condition within a year.
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Here’s how military families can shop smart for back-to-school gear
Check out military-friendly deals on everything from supplies to snacks to tutoring options.
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Millions of military retirees and families must act soon to get new dental, vision coverage
The Tricare Retiree Dental Program is ending. Get ready for what’s next.
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Here’s how a pot magazine ended up on the shelf of a Navy exchange
A customer asked about the ‘Marijuana’ mag via social media.
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MyCAA, DoD’s popular spouse tuition assistance program, is back in business
The program had been offline for a month thanks to technical problems.
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Senators urge consumer protection agency not to ‘abandon’ duty to protect troops, families
Will the enforcement of the Military Lending Act be weakened?
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DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
-
After brutal PCS season, thousands sign petition to hold moving companies accountable for loss, damage
‘Is it so much to ask that moving companies take a little more care in handling our memories?’
-
Military scientists have discovered a new malaria drug that could help eradicate the disease — and it’s hitting shelves soon
It’s the first malaria preventive drug approved in over 18 years.
-
Advocates to Mattis: Don’t waver in protecting troops against predatory lenders
Weakening protections might mean more predatory lenders popping up outside military bases, advocates say
-
Many enlisted women suffer adverse mental health effects after combat injury, study finds
About 40 percent of the 1,012 women with combat-related injuries were diagnosed with a mental health condition within a year.
-
Here’s how military families can shop smart for back-to-school gear
Check out military-friendly deals on everything from supplies to snacks to tutoring options.
-
Millions of military retirees and families must act soon to get new dental, vision coverage
The Tricare Retiree Dental Program is ending. Get ready for what’s next.
-
Here’s how a pot magazine ended up on the shelf of a Navy exchange
A customer asked about the ‘Marijuana’ mag via social media.
-
MyCAA, DoD’s popular spouse tuition assistance program, is back in business
The program had been offline for a month thanks to technical problems.
-
Senators urge consumer protection agency not to ‘abandon’ duty to protect troops, families
Will the enforcement of the Military Lending Act be weakened?
-
DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
-
After brutal PCS season, thousands sign petition to hold moving companies accountable for loss, damage
‘Is it so much to ask that moving companies take a little more care in handling our memories?’
-
Military scientists have discovered a new malaria drug that could help eradicate the disease — and it’s hitting shelves soon
It’s the first malaria preventive drug approved in over 18 years.
-
Advocates to Mattis: Don’t waver in protecting troops against predatory lenders
Weakening protections might mean more predatory lenders popping up outside military bases, advocates say
-
Many enlisted women suffer adverse mental health effects after combat injury, study finds
About 40 percent of the 1,012 women with combat-related injuries were diagnosed with a mental health condition within a year.
-
Here’s how military families can shop smart for back-to-school gear
Check out military-friendly deals on everything from supplies to snacks to tutoring options.
-
Millions of military retirees and families must act soon to get new dental, vision coverage
The Tricare Retiree Dental Program is ending. Get ready for what’s next.
-
Here’s how a pot magazine ended up on the shelf of a Navy exchange
A customer asked about the ‘Marijuana’ mag via social media.
-
MyCAA, DoD’s popular spouse tuition assistance program, is back in business
The program had been offline for a month thanks to technical problems.
-
Senators urge consumer protection agency not to ‘abandon’ duty to protect troops, families
Will the enforcement of the Military Lending Act be weakened?
