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Are troops signing agreements to keep quiet about their housing problems?
Senator asks why military tenants should sign away their right to say they’re living in inadequate conditions.
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Military should pursue legal action against privatized housing companies, senators say
‘I think there are clear indications of fraud,’ said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.
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Army suspends utility billing in privatized housing
No more bills – or rebates – will go to soldiers and their families during the temporary suspension.
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Service secretaries: Tenant bill of rights will ‘protect and empower’ residents of privatized housing
Service leaders made the announcement on the eve of a hearing when they will answer questions about the military’s accountability in providing safe housing.
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Defense Department pushing ahead to merge commissary and exchange systems
But a commissary-exchange merger proposal has to get past Congress first.
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Don’t let the military moving process end up in the same situation as privatized housing, senators warn
Listen to military families, senators tell U.S. TRANSCOM commander.
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Baby’s death raises question: What happens when unauthorized daycare is reported on base?
There’s a requirement to shut down the daycare operation, but what happens next if the provider refuses?
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Death of 7-month-old military child fuels questions about unlicensed daycare on base
The daycare had been shut down multiple times, according to a neighbor who said she filed a complaint to officials.
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‘I don’t want to die’: 380 Walter Reed patients are looking for kidney donors
Some people wait years on the national kidney transplant list or die on dialysis. That’s why one Walter Reed nurse is trying to get members of the military community to come forward as potential donors.
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Spouses have more problems, less support during deployments, survey finds
Fewer than 1 in 5 said their military support during a recent deployment was excellent or very good.
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Are troops signing agreements to keep quiet about their housing problems?
Senator asks why military tenants should sign away their right to say they’re living in inadequate conditions.
-
Military should pursue legal action against privatized housing companies, senators say
‘I think there are clear indications of fraud,’ said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.
-
Army suspends utility billing in privatized housing
No more bills – or rebates – will go to soldiers and their families during the temporary suspension.
-
Service secretaries: Tenant bill of rights will ‘protect and empower’ residents of privatized housing
Service leaders made the announcement on the eve of a hearing when they will answer questions about the military’s accountability in providing safe housing.
-
Defense Department pushing ahead to merge commissary and exchange systems
But a commissary-exchange merger proposal has to get past Congress first.
-
Don’t let the military moving process end up in the same situation as privatized housing, senators warn
Listen to military families, senators tell U.S. TRANSCOM commander.
-
Baby’s death raises question: What happens when unauthorized daycare is reported on base?
There’s a requirement to shut down the daycare operation, but what happens next if the provider refuses?
-
Death of 7-month-old military child fuels questions about unlicensed daycare on base
The daycare had been shut down multiple times, according to a neighbor who said she filed a complaint to officials.
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‘I don’t want to die’: 380 Walter Reed patients are looking for kidney donors
Some people wait years on the national kidney transplant list or die on dialysis. That’s why one Walter Reed nurse is trying to get members of the military community to come forward as potential donors.
-
Spouses have more problems, less support during deployments, survey finds
Fewer than 1 in 5 said their military support during a recent deployment was excellent or very good.
-
Are troops signing agreements to keep quiet about their housing problems?
Senator asks why military tenants should sign away their right to say they’re living in inadequate conditions.
-
Military should pursue legal action against privatized housing companies, senators say
‘I think there are clear indications of fraud,’ said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.
-
Army suspends utility billing in privatized housing
No more bills – or rebates – will go to soldiers and their families during the temporary suspension.
-
Service secretaries: Tenant bill of rights will ‘protect and empower’ residents of privatized housing
Service leaders made the announcement on the eve of a hearing when they will answer questions about the military’s accountability in providing safe housing.
-
Defense Department pushing ahead to merge commissary and exchange systems
But a commissary-exchange merger proposal has to get past Congress first.
-
Don’t let the military moving process end up in the same situation as privatized housing, senators warn
Listen to military families, senators tell U.S. TRANSCOM commander.
-
Baby’s death raises question: What happens when unauthorized daycare is reported on base?
There’s a requirement to shut down the daycare operation, but what happens next if the provider refuses?
-
Death of 7-month-old military child fuels questions about unlicensed daycare on base
The daycare had been shut down multiple times, according to a neighbor who said she filed a complaint to officials.
-
‘I don’t want to die’: 380 Walter Reed patients are looking for kidney donors
Some people wait years on the national kidney transplant list or die on dialysis. That’s why one Walter Reed nurse is trying to get members of the military community to come forward as potential donors.
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Spouses have more problems, less support during deployments, survey finds
Fewer than 1 in 5 said their military support during a recent deployment was excellent or very good.
