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States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
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Here’s how the new SAT tool could affect military students
Some are calling it the “adversity score” with the SAT. How can it measure mobility in military students?
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Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
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Marines are now allowed to ship booze with household goods, like other military branches
Other service members have long been able to have their booze shipped with their household goods.
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These two services are now helping military spouses with professional licensing costs after PCS moves
Here’s where to go to apply for reimbursement.
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Have you shopped at your commissary lately? Savings are up, and more plans are in the works.
Overall commissary savings in the U.S. average 22.2 percent.
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Advocates renew push for protecting troops from predatory lenders
Some fear the 300 percent APR loan will come back for troops, families, if feds don’t resume the monitoring.
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Military exchanges sorting out how tariff hikes on Chinese imports will affect customers
Military exchanges sell items imported from China.
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Deals update: Ski passes, free museum admission, Costco and more for military and vets
Check out these discounts for May and beyond.
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Make your voice heard through this anonymous military family survey
Happy about your child care options and cost? Do you have lots of employment opportunities as you move with your service member? You have until June 14 to complete the survey.
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States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
-
Here’s how the new SAT tool could affect military students
Some are calling it the “adversity score” with the SAT. How can it measure mobility in military students?
-
Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
-
Marines are now allowed to ship booze with household goods, like other military branches
Other service members have long been able to have their booze shipped with their household goods.
-
These two services are now helping military spouses with professional licensing costs after PCS moves
Here’s where to go to apply for reimbursement.
-
Have you shopped at your commissary lately? Savings are up, and more plans are in the works.
Overall commissary savings in the U.S. average 22.2 percent.
-
Advocates renew push for protecting troops from predatory lenders
Some fear the 300 percent APR loan will come back for troops, families, if feds don’t resume the monitoring.
-
Military exchanges sorting out how tariff hikes on Chinese imports will affect customers
Military exchanges sell items imported from China.
-
Deals update: Ski passes, free museum admission, Costco and more for military and vets
Check out these discounts for May and beyond.
-
Make your voice heard through this anonymous military family survey
Happy about your child care options and cost? Do you have lots of employment opportunities as you move with your service member? You have until June 14 to complete the survey.
-
States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
-
Here’s how the new SAT tool could affect military students
Some are calling it the “adversity score” with the SAT. How can it measure mobility in military students?
-
Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
-
Marines are now allowed to ship booze with household goods, like other military branches
Other service members have long been able to have their booze shipped with their household goods.
-
These two services are now helping military spouses with professional licensing costs after PCS moves
Here’s where to go to apply for reimbursement.
-
Have you shopped at your commissary lately? Savings are up, and more plans are in the works.
Overall commissary savings in the U.S. average 22.2 percent.
-
Advocates renew push for protecting troops from predatory lenders
Some fear the 300 percent APR loan will come back for troops, families, if feds don’t resume the monitoring.
-
Military exchanges sorting out how tariff hikes on Chinese imports will affect customers
Military exchanges sell items imported from China.
-
Deals update: Ski passes, free museum admission, Costco and more for military and vets
Check out these discounts for May and beyond.
-
Make your voice heard through this anonymous military family survey
Happy about your child care options and cost? Do you have lots of employment opportunities as you move with your service member? You have until June 14 to complete the survey.
