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House budget plan gives VA a big boost, but also restrictions
Republicans want to increase oversight on VA spending in light of problems they see still lingering in its operations.
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Military mental health services must be easier to get, service officials say
Service personnel officials and advocacy groups call for improved treatment and accessibility to mental health care.
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Free YMCA membership extended for certain troops
Families of deployed Guard and Reserve members, and certain others will continue to be eligible for free memberships at participating YMCAs around the country, now that defense officials have extended the partnership with Armed Services YMCA for anot
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Enlisted chiefs tell Congress pay fears are hurting morale
The military services’ top enlisted leaders said lost buying power, retirement confusion and deteriorating housing are top quality-of-life concerns for troops and their families.
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Army stops benefits for extending overseas tours
Bonuses and leave perks had been targeted at enlisted soldiers.
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Tricare changes will improve access, defense health officials say
Defense health officials say they are making inroads in improving beneficiaries’ access to health care and services.
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The Pentagon wants to make even more changes to troops’ retirement plan
If approved, the updates would benefit older career-minded personnel at the expense of junior troops.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Control your anger before it ruins your life and your child’s
Uncontrolled anger can lead to legal and relationship problems as well as health issues.
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Army education benefits rule updated for first time since 1992
The regulation focuses on active and reserve Army programs.
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House budget plan gives VA a big boost, but also restrictions
Republicans want to increase oversight on VA spending in light of problems they see still lingering in its operations.
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Military mental health services must be easier to get, service officials say
Service personnel officials and advocacy groups call for improved treatment and accessibility to mental health care.
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Army foreign language reg update emphasizes proficiency
Policy changes take effect March 18
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Free YMCA membership extended for certain troops
Families of deployed Guard and Reserve members, and certain others will continue to be eligible for free memberships at participating YMCAs around the country, now that defense officials have extended the partnership with Armed Services YMCA for anot
-
Enlisted chiefs tell Congress pay fears are hurting morale
The military services’ top enlisted leaders said lost buying power, retirement confusion and deteriorating housing are top quality-of-life concerns for troops and their families.
-
Army stops benefits for extending overseas tours
Bonuses and leave perks had been targeted at enlisted soldiers.
-
Tricare changes will improve access, defense health officials say
Defense health officials say they are making inroads in improving beneficiaries’ access to health care and services.
-
The Pentagon wants to make even more changes to troops’ retirement plan
If approved, the updates would benefit older career-minded personnel at the expense of junior troops.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Control your anger before it ruins your life and your child’s
Uncontrolled anger can lead to legal and relationship problems as well as health issues.
-
Army education benefits rule updated for first time since 1992
The regulation focuses on active and reserve Army programs.
-
House budget plan gives VA a big boost, but also restrictions
Republicans want to increase oversight on VA spending in light of problems they see still lingering in its operations.
-
Military mental health services must be easier to get, service officials say
Service personnel officials and advocacy groups call for improved treatment and accessibility to mental health care.
-
Army foreign language reg update emphasizes proficiency
Policy changes take effect March 18
-
Free YMCA membership extended for certain troops
Families of deployed Guard and Reserve members, and certain others will continue to be eligible for free memberships at participating YMCAs around the country, now that defense officials have extended the partnership with Armed Services YMCA for anot
-
Enlisted chiefs tell Congress pay fears are hurting morale
The military services’ top enlisted leaders said lost buying power, retirement confusion and deteriorating housing are top quality-of-life concerns for troops and their families.
-
Army stops benefits for extending overseas tours
Bonuses and leave perks had been targeted at enlisted soldiers.
-
Tricare changes will improve access, defense health officials say
Defense health officials say they are making inroads in improving beneficiaries’ access to health care and services.
-
The Pentagon wants to make even more changes to troops’ retirement plan
If approved, the updates would benefit older career-minded personnel at the expense of junior troops.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Control your anger before it ruins your life and your child’s
Uncontrolled anger can lead to legal and relationship problems as well as health issues.
-
Army education benefits rule updated for first time since 1992
The regulation focuses on active and reserve Army programs.
