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Tricare Facebook post provokes ire of military families with autistic members
‘Autism acceptance posts are all great, but only with the actions to back it up,’ one Facebook member responded to a Tricare message.
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Hospital Corpsman First Class Sully unleashes healing power on veterans
The beloved former companion to the late President George H.W. Bush visits veterans at Armed Forces Retirement Home.
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DoD officially kills plan to merge commissaries, exchanges
Recent studies have shown that alternative approaches can realize the benefits of consolidation without the risks such a move would bring to the missions of the commissaries and exchanges.
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7 ways to boost mental health for military families amid helpless feelings in Ukrainian crisis
Are the mental health effects for the military community piling up from the suffering in Ukraine, the suffering in Afghanistan, and the two years of pandemic?
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‘She died in excruciating pain, instead of being properly treated,’ says sailor’s father
Suffering in this case, as well as another, could have been prevented by proper military medical care, such as a simple antibiotic, witnesses say.
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Here are some experts’ suggestions for donating to Ukrainian relief
Interested in helping the Ukrainian people in their hour of need? Here are eight charities doing Ukrainian relief work, for starters.
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DoD wants another $1 billion to fix Hawaii water crisis
The money will go toward covering expenses related to military families’ needs after the fuel spill, the cleanup and the draining of the fuel from the underground tanks.
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Your 2022 Guide to Military Benefits
Service members need to know what military benefits have and haven’t changed for 2022, whether it’s health care, retirement benefits, education, or housing.
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Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
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The plan to fix troops’ household goods moves hits another roadblock
Plans to fix household goods moves have been in the works for three years now.
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Tricare Facebook post provokes ire of military families with autistic members
‘Autism acceptance posts are all great, but only with the actions to back it up,’ one Facebook member responded to a Tricare message.
-
Hospital Corpsman First Class Sully unleashes healing power on veterans
The beloved former companion to the late President George H.W. Bush visits veterans at Armed Forces Retirement Home.
-
DoD officially kills plan to merge commissaries, exchanges
Recent studies have shown that alternative approaches can realize the benefits of consolidation without the risks such a move would bring to the missions of the commissaries and exchanges.
-
7 ways to boost mental health for military families amid helpless feelings in Ukrainian crisis
Are the mental health effects for the military community piling up from the suffering in Ukraine, the suffering in Afghanistan, and the two years of pandemic?
-
‘She died in excruciating pain, instead of being properly treated,’ says sailor’s father
Suffering in this case, as well as another, could have been prevented by proper military medical care, such as a simple antibiotic, witnesses say.
-
Here are some experts’ suggestions for donating to Ukrainian relief
Interested in helping the Ukrainian people in their hour of need? Here are eight charities doing Ukrainian relief work, for starters.
-
DoD wants another $1 billion to fix Hawaii water crisis
The money will go toward covering expenses related to military families’ needs after the fuel spill, the cleanup and the draining of the fuel from the underground tanks.
-
Your 2022 Guide to Military Benefits
Service members need to know what military benefits have and haven’t changed for 2022, whether it’s health care, retirement benefits, education, or housing.
-
Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
-
The plan to fix troops’ household goods moves hits another roadblock
Plans to fix household goods moves have been in the works for three years now.
-
Tricare Facebook post provokes ire of military families with autistic members
‘Autism acceptance posts are all great, but only with the actions to back it up,’ one Facebook member responded to a Tricare message.
-
Hospital Corpsman First Class Sully unleashes healing power on veterans
The beloved former companion to the late President George H.W. Bush visits veterans at Armed Forces Retirement Home.
-
DoD officially kills plan to merge commissaries, exchanges
Recent studies have shown that alternative approaches can realize the benefits of consolidation without the risks such a move would bring to the missions of the commissaries and exchanges.
-
7 ways to boost mental health for military families amid helpless feelings in Ukrainian crisis
Are the mental health effects for the military community piling up from the suffering in Ukraine, the suffering in Afghanistan, and the two years of pandemic?
-
‘She died in excruciating pain, instead of being properly treated,’ says sailor’s father
Suffering in this case, as well as another, could have been prevented by proper military medical care, such as a simple antibiotic, witnesses say.
-
Here are some experts’ suggestions for donating to Ukrainian relief
Interested in helping the Ukrainian people in their hour of need? Here are eight charities doing Ukrainian relief work, for starters.
-
DoD wants another $1 billion to fix Hawaii water crisis
The money will go toward covering expenses related to military families’ needs after the fuel spill, the cleanup and the draining of the fuel from the underground tanks.
-
Your 2022 Guide to Military Benefits
Service members need to know what military benefits have and haven’t changed for 2022, whether it’s health care, retirement benefits, education, or housing.
-
Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
-
The plan to fix troops’ household goods moves hits another roadblock
Plans to fix household goods moves have been in the works for three years now.
