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Insurance Guide 2017: Charts to compare providers, and tips for how to buy
Fewer people are buying life insurance. Experts say emotions may be clouding financial judgment.
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Insurance Guide 2017: What the new blended system means for your Survivor Benefit Plan coverage
BRS, SBP, TSP — let our experts help sort out the new-look alphabet soup of your financial future.
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Insurance Guide 2017: How the new retirement system may change your insurance plans
DoD’s new blended system can mean big financial changes, even to staples like insurance coverage, experts say.
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Exchanges, MWR, family readiness programs get some relief from hiring freeze
A number of quality of life programs on military installations have gotten a reprieve from the federal civilian hiring freeze.
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Drone warfare in Mosul shapes US Army training to defeat airborne threats
The U.S. military has been studying the drone threat from the Islamic State group in Iraq for some time now and the Army’s training branch is no exception, taking lessons learned and applying them to major training rotations.
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Plans to extend basic training are on hold as the Army works to add 6,000 more soldiers
A year ago, officials were looking at adding a week to basic training time to bolster soldier readiness from the ground level, but that plan is taking a backseat to the current mandate to shore up troops and get to 476,000 troops in the active Army by the end of September.
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Army considers new MOS descriptions, unit organization for future multi-domain battle
A strategy that integrates air, sea, land, space, cyber and electronic warfare calls for some changes to leadership and personnel requirements, according to officials.
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USAA launches new online calculator to assist with changes from DoD’s new Blended Retirement System
USAA’s Military Retirement Comparison Tool is now live on their website.
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Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
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Senior enlisted: Child care, spouse employment among troops’ top quality-of-life concerns
Familiar themes from deployment tempo to pay and benefits uncertainty topped the list of worries expressed by military families to enlisted leaders.
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Insurance Guide 2017: Charts to compare providers, and tips for how to buy
Fewer people are buying life insurance. Experts say emotions may be clouding financial judgment.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: What the new blended system means for your Survivor Benefit Plan coverage
BRS, SBP, TSP — let our experts help sort out the new-look alphabet soup of your financial future.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: How the new retirement system may change your insurance plans
DoD’s new blended system can mean big financial changes, even to staples like insurance coverage, experts say.
-
Exchanges, MWR, family readiness programs get some relief from hiring freeze
A number of quality of life programs on military installations have gotten a reprieve from the federal civilian hiring freeze.
-
Drone warfare in Mosul shapes US Army training to defeat airborne threats
The U.S. military has been studying the drone threat from the Islamic State group in Iraq for some time now and the Army’s training branch is no exception, taking lessons learned and applying them to major training rotations.
-
Plans to extend basic training are on hold as the Army works to add 6,000 more soldiers
A year ago, officials were looking at adding a week to basic training time to bolster soldier readiness from the ground level, but that plan is taking a backseat to the current mandate to shore up troops and get to 476,000 troops in the active Army by the end of September.
-
Army considers new MOS descriptions, unit organization for future multi-domain battle
A strategy that integrates air, sea, land, space, cyber and electronic warfare calls for some changes to leadership and personnel requirements, according to officials.
-
USAA launches new online calculator to assist with changes from DoD’s new Blended Retirement System
USAA’s Military Retirement Comparison Tool is now live on their website.
-
Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
-
Senior enlisted: Child care, spouse employment among troops’ top quality-of-life concerns
Familiar themes from deployment tempo to pay and benefits uncertainty topped the list of worries expressed by military families to enlisted leaders.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: Charts to compare providers, and tips for how to buy
Fewer people are buying life insurance. Experts say emotions may be clouding financial judgment.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: What the new blended system means for your Survivor Benefit Plan coverage
BRS, SBP, TSP — let our experts help sort out the new-look alphabet soup of your financial future.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: How the new retirement system may change your insurance plans
DoD’s new blended system can mean big financial changes, even to staples like insurance coverage, experts say.
-
Exchanges, MWR, family readiness programs get some relief from hiring freeze
A number of quality of life programs on military installations have gotten a reprieve from the federal civilian hiring freeze.
-
Drone warfare in Mosul shapes US Army training to defeat airborne threats
The U.S. military has been studying the drone threat from the Islamic State group in Iraq for some time now and the Army’s training branch is no exception, taking lessons learned and applying them to major training rotations.
-
Plans to extend basic training are on hold as the Army works to add 6,000 more soldiers
A year ago, officials were looking at adding a week to basic training time to bolster soldier readiness from the ground level, but that plan is taking a backseat to the current mandate to shore up troops and get to 476,000 troops in the active Army by the end of September.
-
Army considers new MOS descriptions, unit organization for future multi-domain battle
A strategy that integrates air, sea, land, space, cyber and electronic warfare calls for some changes to leadership and personnel requirements, according to officials.
-
USAA launches new online calculator to assist with changes from DoD’s new Blended Retirement System
USAA’s Military Retirement Comparison Tool is now live on their website.
-
Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
-
Senior enlisted: Child care, spouse employment among troops’ top quality-of-life concerns
Familiar themes from deployment tempo to pay and benefits uncertainty topped the list of worries expressed by military families to enlisted leaders.
