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Privatized military housing residents will have say in new tenants bill of rights
Defense official says he is “tremendously proud” of military families who came forward with their housing problems and frustrations.
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Your 2019 guide to military pay and benefits
Maximizing the options available to you is essential to making the most out of your military career.
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Google’s searching for military spouses who want IT careers
Google’s providing 1,000 scholarships for military spouses to go through their IT training program.
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Thousands of disabled veterans may get refunds of VA home loan fees
Disabled veterans were charged a funding fee for their VA home loan, when they should have been exempt.
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With amputations on the decline, could doctors forget how to do them?
Doctors aren’t performing as many combat-related amputations these days. But with that good news for service members comes one potential downside.
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Searching for vacation deals? Here’s where to find some military-only treasures
Plot out your military vacation deals, Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway a few miles from home, a dream vacation farther afield.
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Here are 7 employment resources for military spouses on the move
Plenty of companies want to hire military spouses, and here are some resources to help you find them.
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House lawmakers back big military pay raise, block plans to cut 18,000 defense medical jobs
The draft of the annual defense authorization bill also includes new protections for sexual assault victims and new help for unemployed military spouses.
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Here’s where commissary curbside grocery pickups are coming next
You place your order online. Commissary employees pick the items in the store, pack them, and place your groceries in your vehicle at curbside. You pay at curbside. For the first 30 days, the service will be free; after that a $4.95 service fee will be charged for each order.
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Here’s how commissary store brands stacked up in our limited comparison
Our comparison had mixed results with prices, but quality may be your deciding factor.
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Privatized military housing residents will have say in new tenants bill of rights
Defense official says he is “tremendously proud” of military families who came forward with their housing problems and frustrations.
-
Your 2019 guide to military pay and benefits
Maximizing the options available to you is essential to making the most out of your military career.
-
Google’s searching for military spouses who want IT careers
Google’s providing 1,000 scholarships for military spouses to go through their IT training program.
-
Thousands of disabled veterans may get refunds of VA home loan fees
Disabled veterans were charged a funding fee for their VA home loan, when they should have been exempt.
-
With amputations on the decline, could doctors forget how to do them?
Doctors aren’t performing as many combat-related amputations these days. But with that good news for service members comes one potential downside.
-
Searching for vacation deals? Here’s where to find some military-only treasures
Plot out your military vacation deals, Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway a few miles from home, a dream vacation farther afield.
-
Here are 7 employment resources for military spouses on the move
Plenty of companies want to hire military spouses, and here are some resources to help you find them.
-
House lawmakers back big military pay raise, block plans to cut 18,000 defense medical jobs
The draft of the annual defense authorization bill also includes new protections for sexual assault victims and new help for unemployed military spouses.
-
Here’s where commissary curbside grocery pickups are coming next
You place your order online. Commissary employees pick the items in the store, pack them, and place your groceries in your vehicle at curbside. You pay at curbside. For the first 30 days, the service will be free; after that a $4.95 service fee will be charged for each order.
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Here’s how commissary store brands stacked up in our limited comparison
Our comparison had mixed results with prices, but quality may be your deciding factor.
-
Privatized military housing residents will have say in new tenants bill of rights
Defense official says he is “tremendously proud” of military families who came forward with their housing problems and frustrations.
-
Your 2019 guide to military pay and benefits
Maximizing the options available to you is essential to making the most out of your military career.
-
Google’s searching for military spouses who want IT careers
Google’s providing 1,000 scholarships for military spouses to go through their IT training program.
-
Thousands of disabled veterans may get refunds of VA home loan fees
Disabled veterans were charged a funding fee for their VA home loan, when they should have been exempt.
-
With amputations on the decline, could doctors forget how to do them?
Doctors aren’t performing as many combat-related amputations these days. But with that good news for service members comes one potential downside.
-
Searching for vacation deals? Here’s where to find some military-only treasures
Plot out your military vacation deals, Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway a few miles from home, a dream vacation farther afield.
-
Here are 7 employment resources for military spouses on the move
Plenty of companies want to hire military spouses, and here are some resources to help you find them.
-
House lawmakers back big military pay raise, block plans to cut 18,000 defense medical jobs
The draft of the annual defense authorization bill also includes new protections for sexual assault victims and new help for unemployed military spouses.
-
Here’s where commissary curbside grocery pickups are coming next
You place your order online. Commissary employees pick the items in the store, pack them, and place your groceries in your vehicle at curbside. You pay at curbside. For the first 30 days, the service will be free; after that a $4.95 service fee will be charged for each order.
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Here’s how commissary store brands stacked up in our limited comparison
Our comparison had mixed results with prices, but quality may be your deciding factor.
