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Reserve mobilization canceled for Ebola mission
About 350 mobilization orders were canceled because the number of new Ebola patients in Liberia is declining and the size of the U.S. force in West Africa is drawing down.
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Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
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Top officers take extra hit to pay and benefits
Top generals and admirals may see tens of thousands of dollars shaved from the retirement packages .
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White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
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DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
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BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
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New BAH rates tick upward
The military housing allowance rates for 2015 will rise slightly, despite changes in the way the benefit is calculated
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AMERICA’S MILITARY: Were the wars worth the cost?
The longest war in American history has officially come to a close. And for many service members, the overwhelming feeling is: good riddance.
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AMERICA’S MILITARY: Readiness ‘on a shoestring’
Despite budget squeeze, troops keep force combat ready
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Pentagon will have to hammer out details of new BAH cut
As Congress finalizes the first cut to the military’s tax-free housing allowance in a generation, defense officials will have to hammer out the details of precisely how much cash will come out of individual service members’ pockets.
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Reserve mobilization canceled for Ebola mission
About 350 mobilization orders were canceled because the number of new Ebola patients in Liberia is declining and the size of the U.S. force in West Africa is drawing down.
-
Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
-
Top officers take extra hit to pay and benefits
Top generals and admirals may see tens of thousands of dollars shaved from the retirement packages .
-
White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
-
DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
-
BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
-
New BAH rates tick upward
The military housing allowance rates for 2015 will rise slightly, despite changes in the way the benefit is calculated
-
AMERICA’S MILITARY: Were the wars worth the cost?
The longest war in American history has officially come to a close. And for many service members, the overwhelming feeling is: good riddance.
-
AMERICA’S MILITARY: Readiness ‘on a shoestring’
Despite budget squeeze, troops keep force combat ready
-
Pentagon will have to hammer out details of new BAH cut
As Congress finalizes the first cut to the military’s tax-free housing allowance in a generation, defense officials will have to hammer out the details of precisely how much cash will come out of individual service members’ pockets.
-
Reserve mobilization canceled for Ebola mission
About 350 mobilization orders were canceled because the number of new Ebola patients in Liberia is declining and the size of the U.S. force in West Africa is drawing down.
-
Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
-
Top officers take extra hit to pay and benefits
Top generals and admirals may see tens of thousands of dollars shaved from the retirement packages .
-
White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
-
DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
-
BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
-
New BAH rates tick upward
The military housing allowance rates for 2015 will rise slightly, despite changes in the way the benefit is calculated
-
AMERICA’S MILITARY: Were the wars worth the cost?
The longest war in American history has officially come to a close. And for many service members, the overwhelming feeling is: good riddance.
-
AMERICA’S MILITARY: Readiness ‘on a shoestring’
Despite budget squeeze, troops keep force combat ready
-
Pentagon will have to hammer out details of new BAH cut
As Congress finalizes the first cut to the military’s tax-free housing allowance in a generation, defense officials will have to hammer out the details of precisely how much cash will come out of individual service members’ pockets.
