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Army hospital becomes the first military center in the U.S. to perform sight-saving procedure
Corneal cross-linking slows or stops the progression of an eye disease that can distort vision.
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Forward-operating feast: Turkey, and the fixings, deployed for the troops
Nearly 15,000 pounds of turkey to be served in Afghanistan, with even more set for Iraq and Kuwait
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GAO denies protests, clears way for new Tricare contracts
Defense health officials are set to start the transition to the new Tricare contracts — which include a consolidation from three regions into two.
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Report: Commissary cost-cutting plan lacks details, fails to ensure customer benefit
The Government Accountability Office restates common concerns that the proposed moves come without data to support them.
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Trump administration promises more aggressive, less political cyber stance
In an election that rarely dipped into policy specifics, cybersecurity was front and center as both a political weapon and a major platform for both parties.
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Service dog rides in Ohio air ambulance with ex-soldier
Louis Belluomini exited from a parked ambulance at ProMedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania as he held a leash and said “side.” Less than a second later, Star, his service dog, went into a sitting position next to him and lay down.
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Commentary: Plenty of blame — and penance — to go around in California Guard bonus mess
Failures weren’t limited to those in uniform, or in Congress
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Justice Department beefs up SCRA enforcement
The pilot program will boost the number of staff dedicated to stopping financial predators.
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DoD students’ science scores among best in nation
DoDEA students’ science scores stack up well against peers
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Congress isn’t finished with the California Guard bonuses scandal
Lawmakers are already drafting a list of legislation and investigations on the issue for when they return to Capitol Hill next month.
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Army hospital becomes the first military center in the U.S. to perform sight-saving procedure
Corneal cross-linking slows or stops the progression of an eye disease that can distort vision.
-
Forward-operating feast: Turkey, and the fixings, deployed for the troops
Nearly 15,000 pounds of turkey to be served in Afghanistan, with even more set for Iraq and Kuwait
-
GAO denies protests, clears way for new Tricare contracts
Defense health officials are set to start the transition to the new Tricare contracts — which include a consolidation from three regions into two.
-
Report: Commissary cost-cutting plan lacks details, fails to ensure customer benefit
The Government Accountability Office restates common concerns that the proposed moves come without data to support them.
-
Trump administration promises more aggressive, less political cyber stance
In an election that rarely dipped into policy specifics, cybersecurity was front and center as both a political weapon and a major platform for both parties.
-
Service dog rides in Ohio air ambulance with ex-soldier
Louis Belluomini exited from a parked ambulance at ProMedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania as he held a leash and said “side.” Less than a second later, Star, his service dog, went into a sitting position next to him and lay down.
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Commentary: Plenty of blame — and penance — to go around in California Guard bonus mess
Failures weren’t limited to those in uniform, or in Congress
-
Justice Department beefs up SCRA enforcement
The pilot program will boost the number of staff dedicated to stopping financial predators.
-
DoD students’ science scores among best in nation
DoDEA students’ science scores stack up well against peers
-
Congress isn’t finished with the California Guard bonuses scandal
Lawmakers are already drafting a list of legislation and investigations on the issue for when they return to Capitol Hill next month.
-
Army hospital becomes the first military center in the U.S. to perform sight-saving procedure
Corneal cross-linking slows or stops the progression of an eye disease that can distort vision.
-
Forward-operating feast: Turkey, and the fixings, deployed for the troops
Nearly 15,000 pounds of turkey to be served in Afghanistan, with even more set for Iraq and Kuwait
-
GAO denies protests, clears way for new Tricare contracts
Defense health officials are set to start the transition to the new Tricare contracts — which include a consolidation from three regions into two.
-
Report: Commissary cost-cutting plan lacks details, fails to ensure customer benefit
The Government Accountability Office restates common concerns that the proposed moves come without data to support them.
-
Trump administration promises more aggressive, less political cyber stance
In an election that rarely dipped into policy specifics, cybersecurity was front and center as both a political weapon and a major platform for both parties.
-
Service dog rides in Ohio air ambulance with ex-soldier
Louis Belluomini exited from a parked ambulance at ProMedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania as he held a leash and said “side.” Less than a second later, Star, his service dog, went into a sitting position next to him and lay down.
-
Commentary: Plenty of blame — and penance — to go around in California Guard bonus mess
Failures weren’t limited to those in uniform, or in Congress
-
Justice Department beefs up SCRA enforcement
The pilot program will boost the number of staff dedicated to stopping financial predators.
-
DoD students’ science scores among best in nation
DoDEA students’ science scores stack up well against peers
-
Congress isn’t finished with the California Guard bonuses scandal
Lawmakers are already drafting a list of legislation and investigations on the issue for when they return to Capitol Hill next month.
