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Veterans get more banking options, under new VA partnership
New partnership will be easier for some veterans to get their VA benefits through a bank account.
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Waiting for your military tenant bill of rights? Here’s where it stands
The new law provides a wide range of rights for military tenants.
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Lawmakers vow to fix DoD special needs program for military families
But this branch of service could be a role model for the others.
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It’s election year. Do you know when your state’s primary is? Here’s help for military absentee ballot voters.
If you haven’t registered to vote in the Feb. 29 primary in South Carolina, Jan. 30, is the deadline!
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Here’s when the 4.1 million newly eligible veterans and caregivers will get access to online commissary benefits
Commissary officials ask for patience among newly eligible veterans and caregivers.
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Need cryotherapy or crutches? Check out these services while shopping at your military exchange.
The shops accept Tricare and most insurance plans, and can fill prescriptions.
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Military commissary spending limits are back in South Korea
The dollar limits had been lifted just four months ago.
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Here’s how much you’re saving in military commissaries
All U.S. regions have commissary savings of at least 20 percent, compared to civilian stores, DeCA says,
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Here’s when the DoD discount travel site will be fixed for newly eligible veterans
Some newly eligible patrons haven’t been able to use the site and its discounts.
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Veterans get more banking options, under new VA partnership
New partnership will be easier for some veterans to get their VA benefits through a bank account.
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Could your military commissary surcharge disappear?
But the surcharge would pop up elsewhere.
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Waiting for your military tenant bill of rights? Here’s where it stands
The new law provides a wide range of rights for military tenants.
-
Lawmakers vow to fix DoD special needs program for military families
But this branch of service could be a role model for the others.
-
It’s election year. Do you know when your state’s primary is? Here’s help for military absentee ballot voters.
If you haven’t registered to vote in the Feb. 29 primary in South Carolina, Jan. 30, is the deadline!
-
Here’s when the 4.1 million newly eligible veterans and caregivers will get access to online commissary benefits
Commissary officials ask for patience among newly eligible veterans and caregivers.
-
Need cryotherapy or crutches? Check out these services while shopping at your military exchange.
The shops accept Tricare and most insurance plans, and can fill prescriptions.
-
Military commissary spending limits are back in South Korea
The dollar limits had been lifted just four months ago.
-
Here’s how much you’re saving in military commissaries
All U.S. regions have commissary savings of at least 20 percent, compared to civilian stores, DeCA says,
-
Here’s when the DoD discount travel site will be fixed for newly eligible veterans
Some newly eligible patrons haven’t been able to use the site and its discounts.
-
Veterans get more banking options, under new VA partnership
New partnership will be easier for some veterans to get their VA benefits through a bank account.
-
Could your military commissary surcharge disappear?
But the surcharge would pop up elsewhere.
-
Waiting for your military tenant bill of rights? Here’s where it stands
The new law provides a wide range of rights for military tenants.
-
Lawmakers vow to fix DoD special needs program for military families
But this branch of service could be a role model for the others.
-
It’s election year. Do you know when your state’s primary is? Here’s help for military absentee ballot voters.
If you haven’t registered to vote in the Feb. 29 primary in South Carolina, Jan. 30, is the deadline!
-
Here’s when the 4.1 million newly eligible veterans and caregivers will get access to online commissary benefits
Commissary officials ask for patience among newly eligible veterans and caregivers.
-
Need cryotherapy or crutches? Check out these services while shopping at your military exchange.
The shops accept Tricare and most insurance plans, and can fill prescriptions.
-
Military commissary spending limits are back in South Korea
The dollar limits had been lifted just four months ago.
-
Here’s how much you’re saving in military commissaries
All U.S. regions have commissary savings of at least 20 percent, compared to civilian stores, DeCA says,
-
Here’s when the DoD discount travel site will be fixed for newly eligible veterans
Some newly eligible patrons haven’t been able to use the site and its discounts.
