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Report dings DoD for poor reporting on installation water quality
GAO wants DoD to look into its water-treatment facilities.
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Twentynine Palms commissary selling some items outside as cleanup of rat problem continues
Customers are now able to buy a few items outside the store while officials sanitize the inside of the store and figure out where the rats are entering.
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Charities new to military CFC groups focus on scholarships, vet careers
Military charity groups saw campaign donations fall in 2016.
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CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
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Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
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Twentynine Palms commissary closed indefinitely for rodent problem
A “pest control issue” has resulted in the indefinite closure of the commissary at Twentynine Palms.
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Senior leaders pledge support for family programs, but offer few specifics
The Army’s top civilian, top officer and top enlisted tackle familiar concerns with PCS, Tricare, child care and other programs at an AUSA forum.
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More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
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2017 CFC kicks off with new fee setup, fewer charities … and delays
A planned web portal isn’t online, and a full list of charities isn’t available.
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Sales rep admits scheming to defraud Tricare
A Pennsylvania man has admitted in federal court in New Jersey that he defrauded a military insurance program after he was recruited into the scheme by a former Canadian soccer player.
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Report dings DoD for poor reporting on installation water quality
GAO wants DoD to look into its water-treatment facilities.
-
Twentynine Palms commissary selling some items outside as cleanup of rat problem continues
Customers are now able to buy a few items outside the store while officials sanitize the inside of the store and figure out where the rats are entering.
-
Charities new to military CFC groups focus on scholarships, vet careers
Military charity groups saw campaign donations fall in 2016.
-
CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
-
Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
-
Twentynine Palms commissary closed indefinitely for rodent problem
A “pest control issue” has resulted in the indefinite closure of the commissary at Twentynine Palms.
-
Senior leaders pledge support for family programs, but offer few specifics
The Army’s top civilian, top officer and top enlisted tackle familiar concerns with PCS, Tricare, child care and other programs at an AUSA forum.
-
More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
-
2017 CFC kicks off with new fee setup, fewer charities … and delays
A planned web portal isn’t online, and a full list of charities isn’t available.
-
Sales rep admits scheming to defraud Tricare
A Pennsylvania man has admitted in federal court in New Jersey that he defrauded a military insurance program after he was recruited into the scheme by a former Canadian soccer player.
-
Report dings DoD for poor reporting on installation water quality
GAO wants DoD to look into its water-treatment facilities.
-
Twentynine Palms commissary selling some items outside as cleanup of rat problem continues
Customers are now able to buy a few items outside the store while officials sanitize the inside of the store and figure out where the rats are entering.
-
Charities new to military CFC groups focus on scholarships, vet careers
Military charity groups saw campaign donations fall in 2016.
-
CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
-
Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
-
Twentynine Palms commissary closed indefinitely for rodent problem
A “pest control issue” has resulted in the indefinite closure of the commissary at Twentynine Palms.
-
Senior leaders pledge support for family programs, but offer few specifics
The Army’s top civilian, top officer and top enlisted tackle familiar concerns with PCS, Tricare, child care and other programs at an AUSA forum.
-
More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
-
2017 CFC kicks off with new fee setup, fewer charities … and delays
A planned web portal isn’t online, and a full list of charities isn’t available.
-
Sales rep admits scheming to defraud Tricare
A Pennsylvania man has admitted in federal court in New Jersey that he defrauded a military insurance program after he was recruited into the scheme by a former Canadian soccer player.
