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White House officials looking into merging VA and Tricare health services
Lawmakers and veterans advocates are upset they have not yet been consulted on potentially sweeping health care changes for military members and veterans.
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What’s inside the $700 billion defense budget plan headed to Trump’s desk?
The authorization bill includes a 2.4 percent pay raise for troops, boosts in military end strengths and equipment, and more acquisition reforms.
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Retired Army major general takes top job at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
New leader tapped for the financially strapped Armed Forces Retirement Home, which houses about 1,000 former enlisted members.
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Pentagon may stop running stateside schools for military children
The Trump administration is considering a plan to end the military’s longtime operation of schools for military children on dozens of stateside military bases.
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5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
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Back from combat, guardsmen feel slighted by Army medical care
Members of the 19th Special Forces Group came home from Afghanistan last spring to a slew of headaches with their military health care, some still unresolved.
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‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
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What’s on sale at the exchanges … and what deals are coming soon
Deals on toys, bikes, laptops, TVs, jewelry, clothing, small appliances and more … just in time for the new veterans online exchange benefit.
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Analysts: It’s time to kill off the Pentagon’s personnel office
The outside experts argue the office produces little in the way of valuable policy and may actually be inhibiting ambitious changes to the Defense Department workforce.
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DoD personnel chief nominee says he’ll be charged ‘with making life easier’ for troops, families
Nominee for Pentagon’s personnel chief cites says some hard facts need to be address “or the force will break.”
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White House officials looking into merging VA and Tricare health services
Lawmakers and veterans advocates are upset they have not yet been consulted on potentially sweeping health care changes for military members and veterans.
-
What’s inside the $700 billion defense budget plan headed to Trump’s desk?
The authorization bill includes a 2.4 percent pay raise for troops, boosts in military end strengths and equipment, and more acquisition reforms.
-
Retired Army major general takes top job at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
New leader tapped for the financially strapped Armed Forces Retirement Home, which houses about 1,000 former enlisted members.
-
Pentagon may stop running stateside schools for military children
The Trump administration is considering a plan to end the military’s longtime operation of schools for military children on dozens of stateside military bases.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
Back from combat, guardsmen feel slighted by Army medical care
Members of the 19th Special Forces Group came home from Afghanistan last spring to a slew of headaches with their military health care, some still unresolved.
-
‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
-
What’s on sale at the exchanges … and what deals are coming soon
Deals on toys, bikes, laptops, TVs, jewelry, clothing, small appliances and more … just in time for the new veterans online exchange benefit.
-
Analysts: It’s time to kill off the Pentagon’s personnel office
The outside experts argue the office produces little in the way of valuable policy and may actually be inhibiting ambitious changes to the Defense Department workforce.
-
DoD personnel chief nominee says he’ll be charged ‘with making life easier’ for troops, families
Nominee for Pentagon’s personnel chief cites says some hard facts need to be address “or the force will break.”
-
White House officials looking into merging VA and Tricare health services
Lawmakers and veterans advocates are upset they have not yet been consulted on potentially sweeping health care changes for military members and veterans.
-
What’s inside the $700 billion defense budget plan headed to Trump’s desk?
The authorization bill includes a 2.4 percent pay raise for troops, boosts in military end strengths and equipment, and more acquisition reforms.
-
Retired Army major general takes top job at troubled Armed Forces Retirement Home
New leader tapped for the financially strapped Armed Forces Retirement Home, which houses about 1,000 former enlisted members.
-
Pentagon may stop running stateside schools for military children
The Trump administration is considering a plan to end the military’s longtime operation of schools for military children on dozens of stateside military bases.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
Back from combat, guardsmen feel slighted by Army medical care
Members of the 19th Special Forces Group came home from Afghanistan last spring to a slew of headaches with their military health care, some still unresolved.
-
‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
-
What’s on sale at the exchanges … and what deals are coming soon
Deals on toys, bikes, laptops, TVs, jewelry, clothing, small appliances and more … just in time for the new veterans online exchange benefit.
-
Analysts: It’s time to kill off the Pentagon’s personnel office
The outside experts argue the office produces little in the way of valuable policy and may actually be inhibiting ambitious changes to the Defense Department workforce.
-
DoD personnel chief nominee says he’ll be charged ‘with making life easier’ for troops, families
Nominee for Pentagon’s personnel chief cites says some hard facts need to be address “or the force will break.”
