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Second lady, senior spouses to participate in virtual town hall for Military Spouse Appreciation Day
Spouses will share experiences and challenges in times of COVID-19.
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This $7.2 billion contract will help fix problems moving service members’ household goods, officials say
The new program starts in February, 2021. Will it solve troops’ problems with moves?
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Military moving season likely to be extended to end of year
Once the travel ban is lifted, not everybody will move at once. And families should expect their moving crews to follow coronavirus safety measures, starting now.
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Pentagon working on guidance for garrison commanders in states lifting coronavirus stay-at-home orders
With some states easing restrictions on local businesses and outdoor gathering spots, military installations will have to balance safety of forces with civilian moves.
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Military families need more telehealth options during coronavirus pandemic, senators say
Medical consults by telephone could be helpful to military families during the pandemic.
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Two employees test positive for COVID-19 at Armed Forces Retirement Home campuses
The average age of residents is 83, so most are considered vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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Some military commissaries limit meat purchases as possible shortages loom
U.S. supply chain problems have prompted limits on fresh meat purchases in commissaries
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Here’s financial help for military families caught in a coronavirus quandary
These difficult times are affecting military families’ finances, too. Here’s help available.
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First US DoD schools close as coronavirus precaution
Students will get online assignments starting March 19.
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Is it hoarding or panic buying? Some military stores are limiting quantities of sanitizing products
One commissary customer saw a couple with a “large shopping cart bulging” with hand sanitizers and related products.
-
Second lady, senior spouses to participate in virtual town hall for Military Spouse Appreciation Day
Spouses will share experiences and challenges in times of COVID-19.
-
This $7.2 billion contract will help fix problems moving service members’ household goods, officials say
The new program starts in February, 2021. Will it solve troops’ problems with moves?
-
Military moving season likely to be extended to end of year
Once the travel ban is lifted, not everybody will move at once. And families should expect their moving crews to follow coronavirus safety measures, starting now.
-
Pentagon working on guidance for garrison commanders in states lifting coronavirus stay-at-home orders
With some states easing restrictions on local businesses and outdoor gathering spots, military installations will have to balance safety of forces with civilian moves.
-
Military families need more telehealth options during coronavirus pandemic, senators say
Medical consults by telephone could be helpful to military families during the pandemic.
-
Two employees test positive for COVID-19 at Armed Forces Retirement Home campuses
The average age of residents is 83, so most are considered vulnerable to the coronavirus.
-
Some military commissaries limit meat purchases as possible shortages loom
U.S. supply chain problems have prompted limits on fresh meat purchases in commissaries
-
Here’s financial help for military families caught in a coronavirus quandary
These difficult times are affecting military families’ finances, too. Here’s help available.
-
First US DoD schools close as coronavirus precaution
Students will get online assignments starting March 19.
-
Is it hoarding or panic buying? Some military stores are limiting quantities of sanitizing products
One commissary customer saw a couple with a “large shopping cart bulging” with hand sanitizers and related products.
-
Second lady, senior spouses to participate in virtual town hall for Military Spouse Appreciation Day
Spouses will share experiences and challenges in times of COVID-19.
-
This $7.2 billion contract will help fix problems moving service members’ household goods, officials say
The new program starts in February, 2021. Will it solve troops’ problems with moves?
-
Military moving season likely to be extended to end of year
Once the travel ban is lifted, not everybody will move at once. And families should expect their moving crews to follow coronavirus safety measures, starting now.
-
Pentagon working on guidance for garrison commanders in states lifting coronavirus stay-at-home orders
With some states easing restrictions on local businesses and outdoor gathering spots, military installations will have to balance safety of forces with civilian moves.
-
Military families need more telehealth options during coronavirus pandemic, senators say
Medical consults by telephone could be helpful to military families during the pandemic.
-
Two employees test positive for COVID-19 at Armed Forces Retirement Home campuses
The average age of residents is 83, so most are considered vulnerable to the coronavirus.
-
Some military commissaries limit meat purchases as possible shortages loom
U.S. supply chain problems have prompted limits on fresh meat purchases in commissaries
-
Here’s financial help for military families caught in a coronavirus quandary
These difficult times are affecting military families’ finances, too. Here’s help available.
-
First US DoD schools close as coronavirus precaution
Students will get online assignments starting March 19.
-
Is it hoarding or panic buying? Some military stores are limiting quantities of sanitizing products
One commissary customer saw a couple with a “large shopping cart bulging” with hand sanitizers and related products.
