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Commentary: PTS and TBI treatment require public-private teamwork
A significant number of veterans are at risk for poor physical and mental health unless we commit money and effort.
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Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
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Tricare Help: Employer plan and Tricare, or Tricare alone?
An Air Force retiree asks help in deciding whether to use his employer’s insurance plan or Tricare.
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Dig into discounts and deals on Veterans Day
Many national and local businesses are offering free meals and other goods to military personnel and veterans on Nov. 11.
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Kevlar for the Mind: How to feel rested every morning
Morning drowsiness can be caused by drinking the previous day, medications and sleep apnea.
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DoDEA students’ scores rank high among states
Test scores of fourth- and eighth-grade students in Department of Defense schools are among the top in the nation in reading and math.
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Deployment environmental reports not in military health records
For more than three years, the military services have been allowed to ignore a Defense Department order requiring the inclusion of environmental assessments of combat environments in troops’ medical records.
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Tricare Help: Retired reservist’s wife is eligible when he turns 60
Once the military sponsor is eligible, a spouse is eligible for whatever Tricare plan is appropriate for her age.
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Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
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Expansion of vets’ online shopping privileges gets support
The three military exchange services support the idea of allowing all honorably discharged veterans to shop on the exchanges’ online websites.
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Commentary: PTS and TBI treatment require public-private teamwork
A significant number of veterans are at risk for poor physical and mental health unless we commit money and effort.
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Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
-
Tricare Help: Employer plan and Tricare, or Tricare alone?
An Air Force retiree asks help in deciding whether to use his employer’s insurance plan or Tricare.
-
Dig into discounts and deals on Veterans Day
Many national and local businesses are offering free meals and other goods to military personnel and veterans on Nov. 11.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: How to feel rested every morning
Morning drowsiness can be caused by drinking the previous day, medications and sleep apnea.
-
DoDEA students’ scores rank high among states
Test scores of fourth- and eighth-grade students in Department of Defense schools are among the top in the nation in reading and math.
-
Deployment environmental reports not in military health records
For more than three years, the military services have been allowed to ignore a Defense Department order requiring the inclusion of environmental assessments of combat environments in troops’ medical records.
-
Tricare Help: Retired reservist’s wife is eligible when he turns 60
Once the military sponsor is eligible, a spouse is eligible for whatever Tricare plan is appropriate for her age.
-
Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
-
Expansion of vets’ online shopping privileges gets support
The three military exchange services support the idea of allowing all honorably discharged veterans to shop on the exchanges’ online websites.
-
Commentary: PTS and TBI treatment require public-private teamwork
A significant number of veterans are at risk for poor physical and mental health unless we commit money and effort.
-
Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
-
Tricare Help: Employer plan and Tricare, or Tricare alone?
An Air Force retiree asks help in deciding whether to use his employer’s insurance plan or Tricare.
-
Dig into discounts and deals on Veterans Day
Many national and local businesses are offering free meals and other goods to military personnel and veterans on Nov. 11.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: How to feel rested every morning
Morning drowsiness can be caused by drinking the previous day, medications and sleep apnea.
-
DoDEA students’ scores rank high among states
Test scores of fourth- and eighth-grade students in Department of Defense schools are among the top in the nation in reading and math.
-
Deployment environmental reports not in military health records
For more than three years, the military services have been allowed to ignore a Defense Department order requiring the inclusion of environmental assessments of combat environments in troops’ medical records.
-
Tricare Help: Retired reservist’s wife is eligible when he turns 60
Once the military sponsor is eligible, a spouse is eligible for whatever Tricare plan is appropriate for her age.
-
Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
-
Expansion of vets’ online shopping privileges gets support
The three military exchange services support the idea of allowing all honorably discharged veterans to shop on the exchanges’ online websites.
