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After hurricane hit stores at air base, supplies sent in from exchange service, commissaries at other bases
Tyndall gets help from area commissaries and AAFES brings in mobile exchange for recovery crews.
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Retiring soon? This handy Army resource can help you plan.
If you’re approaching the 20-year mark, the long list of things you’ll need to know for life after the military can be daunting.
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Military relief societies have provided more than $2.5 million in hurricane relief to troops ― with more to come
If you need financial assistance because of the hurricane, check with your military relief society.
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Here’s how to beat the holiday crush of mail to troops overseas
Nov. 6 is the first deadline — for the slowest method.
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New or old military retirement system? Take this survey about how and why you made your choice.
Take MOAA’s short survey.
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It’s now easier for Army spouses to keep their jobs in Child and Youth Services when they PCS
This could help alleviate some shortages of caregivers, too.
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How these three words could make life easier for spouses who run businesses out of their homes on base
Exchanges are the primary retailers of certain items on base, but not the exclusive ones
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Veterans, military retirees will see a 2.8 percent COLA boost for 2019
The increase is the largest since 2012 for individuals receiving federal benefits.
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Families push senior Army leaders for answers about holding moving companies accountable
Leaders are asking questions, too, about this year’s PCS moves.
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Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
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After hurricane hit stores at air base, supplies sent in from exchange service, commissaries at other bases
Tyndall gets help from area commissaries and AAFES brings in mobile exchange for recovery crews.
-
Retiring soon? This handy Army resource can help you plan.
If you’re approaching the 20-year mark, the long list of things you’ll need to know for life after the military can be daunting.
-
Military relief societies have provided more than $2.5 million in hurricane relief to troops ― with more to come
If you need financial assistance because of the hurricane, check with your military relief society.
-
Here’s how to beat the holiday crush of mail to troops overseas
Nov. 6 is the first deadline — for the slowest method.
-
New or old military retirement system? Take this survey about how and why you made your choice.
Take MOAA’s short survey.
-
It’s now easier for Army spouses to keep their jobs in Child and Youth Services when they PCS
This could help alleviate some shortages of caregivers, too.
-
How these three words could make life easier for spouses who run businesses out of their homes on base
Exchanges are the primary retailers of certain items on base, but not the exclusive ones
-
Veterans, military retirees will see a 2.8 percent COLA boost for 2019
The increase is the largest since 2012 for individuals receiving federal benefits.
-
Families push senior Army leaders for answers about holding moving companies accountable
Leaders are asking questions, too, about this year’s PCS moves.
-
Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
-
After hurricane hit stores at air base, supplies sent in from exchange service, commissaries at other bases
Tyndall gets help from area commissaries and AAFES brings in mobile exchange for recovery crews.
-
Retiring soon? This handy Army resource can help you plan.
If you’re approaching the 20-year mark, the long list of things you’ll need to know for life after the military can be daunting.
-
Military relief societies have provided more than $2.5 million in hurricane relief to troops ― with more to come
If you need financial assistance because of the hurricane, check with your military relief society.
-
Here’s how to beat the holiday crush of mail to troops overseas
Nov. 6 is the first deadline — for the slowest method.
-
New or old military retirement system? Take this survey about how and why you made your choice.
Take MOAA’s short survey.
-
It’s now easier for Army spouses to keep their jobs in Child and Youth Services when they PCS
This could help alleviate some shortages of caregivers, too.
-
How these three words could make life easier for spouses who run businesses out of their homes on base
Exchanges are the primary retailers of certain items on base, but not the exclusive ones
-
Veterans, military retirees will see a 2.8 percent COLA boost for 2019
The increase is the largest since 2012 for individuals receiving federal benefits.
-
Families push senior Army leaders for answers about holding moving companies accountable
Leaders are asking questions, too, about this year’s PCS moves.
-
Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
