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Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
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To solve military spouse unemployment, it needs to be tracked, report says
“Data don’t lie,” says co-author who says military spouse unemployment should be tracked like veterans unemployment is today.
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Commissary officials angling for fresh fish options at 10 stores where vendor shut down
It will be weeks before the new vendor, Fish R Us, gets to these commissaries.
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Here’s where commissary curbside pickup service is coming next
Commissary officials want to increase the number of Click2Go sites to 60 in the next two years.
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Teachers’ unions push back on DoD plan to reopen schools in the buildings
With threat of COVID-19, the return to physical buildings too early could turn students and employees into “spreaders of the virus” — harmful to military readiness.
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Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
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Army logistics official named to head the commissary agency
The director will play a key role in additional commissary reform efforts.
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Check out back-to-school deals, dental clinics, face masks and more at your military stores
Two more dental clinics have opened on bases, through AAFES partnership; five more to come. Back-to-school savings.
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DoD schools reopening on a ‘regular, full-time’ schedule
DoDEA students experience the ‘new normal’ while returning to their regular schedules.
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Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
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Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
-
To solve military spouse unemployment, it needs to be tracked, report says
“Data don’t lie,” says co-author who says military spouse unemployment should be tracked like veterans unemployment is today.
-
Commissary officials angling for fresh fish options at 10 stores where vendor shut down
It will be weeks before the new vendor, Fish R Us, gets to these commissaries.
-
Here’s where commissary curbside pickup service is coming next
Commissary officials want to increase the number of Click2Go sites to 60 in the next two years.
-
Teachers’ unions push back on DoD plan to reopen schools in the buildings
With threat of COVID-19, the return to physical buildings too early could turn students and employees into “spreaders of the virus” — harmful to military readiness.
-
Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
-
Army logistics official named to head the commissary agency
The director will play a key role in additional commissary reform efforts.
-
Check out back-to-school deals, dental clinics, face masks and more at your military stores
Two more dental clinics have opened on bases, through AAFES partnership; five more to come. Back-to-school savings.
-
DoD schools reopening on a ‘regular, full-time’ schedule
DoDEA students experience the ‘new normal’ while returning to their regular schedules.
-
Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
-
Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
-
To solve military spouse unemployment, it needs to be tracked, report says
“Data don’t lie,” says co-author who says military spouse unemployment should be tracked like veterans unemployment is today.
-
Commissary officials angling for fresh fish options at 10 stores where vendor shut down
It will be weeks before the new vendor, Fish R Us, gets to these commissaries.
-
Here’s where commissary curbside pickup service is coming next
Commissary officials want to increase the number of Click2Go sites to 60 in the next two years.
-
Teachers’ unions push back on DoD plan to reopen schools in the buildings
With threat of COVID-19, the return to physical buildings too early could turn students and employees into “spreaders of the virus” — harmful to military readiness.
-
Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
-
Army logistics official named to head the commissary agency
The director will play a key role in additional commissary reform efforts.
-
Check out back-to-school deals, dental clinics, face masks and more at your military stores
Two more dental clinics have opened on bases, through AAFES partnership; five more to come. Back-to-school savings.
-
DoD schools reopening on a ‘regular, full-time’ schedule
DoDEA students experience the ‘new normal’ while returning to their regular schedules.
-
Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
