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More than 70 new employers join the push to hire military spouses
This brings the number of employers specifically seeking to hire military spouses to more than 600.
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Military schools’ students lead nation in post-pandemic scores
While public school students’ scores dropped across the nation, DoDEA students’ scores held steady.
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Military exchanges team up with Home Depot to sell, deliver appliances
“Our customers deserve this”: Military exchange officials say Home Depot partnership can help improve the delivery of major appliances for their customers.
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Is your pharmacy leaving the Tricare network in a few days?
Many community pharmacies leave the network Monday, and a new requirement for specialty meds for cancer and other complex conditions takes effect Jan. 1.
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Water crisis once again disrupts Hawaii military families’ lives
A “boil water” advisory affects about 93,000 service members, families and civilians in Hawaii after four water line breaks.
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Will troops get reimbursed for shipping pets overseas in PCS?
As pet transportation costs increase, this proposal would reimburse service members up to $4,000 for moving their furry family members to and from overseas
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Big changes in your savings plan have taken effect
There are more options for saving in your Thrift Savings Plan, but there are costs.
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Commissary customers will see doorstep deliveries at more locations
Doorstep delivery continues at eight commissaries after a successful pilot program that will be expanded.
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Troops to receive $3.5 million in settlement over vehicle leases
DoJ’s investigation started with a soldier’s complaint about the bill for $15,093.71 he received while on deployment, after terminating his vehicle lease.
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100 lawmakers question changes affecting access to Tricare pharmacies
Nearly 15,000 community and independent pharmacies declined to accept new terms, including reimbursement rates, and will leave the Tricare network.
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More than 70 new employers join the push to hire military spouses
This brings the number of employers specifically seeking to hire military spouses to more than 600.
-
Military schools’ students lead nation in post-pandemic scores
While public school students’ scores dropped across the nation, DoDEA students’ scores held steady.
-
Military exchanges team up with Home Depot to sell, deliver appliances
“Our customers deserve this”: Military exchange officials say Home Depot partnership can help improve the delivery of major appliances for their customers.
-
Is your pharmacy leaving the Tricare network in a few days?
Many community pharmacies leave the network Monday, and a new requirement for specialty meds for cancer and other complex conditions takes effect Jan. 1.
-
Water crisis once again disrupts Hawaii military families’ lives
A “boil water” advisory affects about 93,000 service members, families and civilians in Hawaii after four water line breaks.
-
Will troops get reimbursed for shipping pets overseas in PCS?
As pet transportation costs increase, this proposal would reimburse service members up to $4,000 for moving their furry family members to and from overseas
-
Big changes in your savings plan have taken effect
There are more options for saving in your Thrift Savings Plan, but there are costs.
-
Commissary customers will see doorstep deliveries at more locations
Doorstep delivery continues at eight commissaries after a successful pilot program that will be expanded.
-
Troops to receive $3.5 million in settlement over vehicle leases
DoJ’s investigation started with a soldier’s complaint about the bill for $15,093.71 he received while on deployment, after terminating his vehicle lease.
-
100 lawmakers question changes affecting access to Tricare pharmacies
Nearly 15,000 community and independent pharmacies declined to accept new terms, including reimbursement rates, and will leave the Tricare network.
-
More than 70 new employers join the push to hire military spouses
This brings the number of employers specifically seeking to hire military spouses to more than 600.
-
Military schools’ students lead nation in post-pandemic scores
While public school students’ scores dropped across the nation, DoDEA students’ scores held steady.
-
Military exchanges team up with Home Depot to sell, deliver appliances
“Our customers deserve this”: Military exchange officials say Home Depot partnership can help improve the delivery of major appliances for their customers.
-
Is your pharmacy leaving the Tricare network in a few days?
Many community pharmacies leave the network Monday, and a new requirement for specialty meds for cancer and other complex conditions takes effect Jan. 1.
-
Water crisis once again disrupts Hawaii military families’ lives
A “boil water” advisory affects about 93,000 service members, families and civilians in Hawaii after four water line breaks.
-
Will troops get reimbursed for shipping pets overseas in PCS?
As pet transportation costs increase, this proposal would reimburse service members up to $4,000 for moving their furry family members to and from overseas
-
Big changes in your savings plan have taken effect
There are more options for saving in your Thrift Savings Plan, but there are costs.
-
Commissary customers will see doorstep deliveries at more locations
Doorstep delivery continues at eight commissaries after a successful pilot program that will be expanded.
-
Troops to receive $3.5 million in settlement over vehicle leases
DoJ’s investigation started with a soldier’s complaint about the bill for $15,093.71 he received while on deployment, after terminating his vehicle lease.
-
100 lawmakers question changes affecting access to Tricare pharmacies
Nearly 15,000 community and independent pharmacies declined to accept new terms, including reimbursement rates, and will leave the Tricare network.
