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Do these computers sold at Navy Exchanges pose a cyber threat?
Lawmakers say the exchange shouldn’t sell the computers to service members or incentivize “purchases with tax-free, discounted prices.”
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Could privatizing barracks help fix the lousy conditions?
The Army and Navy have a combined seven privatized barracks projects and are considering more.
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‘Move decisively’ to fix troops’ barracks, lawmakers tell Austin
“This is a failure of leadership that cannot be ignored,” lawmakers wrote to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
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Troops’ corrected leave balances will show up in October, DFAS says
Incorrect leave balances were posted due to a DFAS system change to implement a law that reduces the special leave accrual cap.
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Government shutdown set to disrupt military, VA services
Daycare availability, military relocations and non-essential training will all be upended by the federal budget fight.
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United Airlines eases job path for transitioning military pilots
Less turbulence: Airline touts ‘pilot buddy’ program, helping military pilots complete requirements they need for transition to civilian aviation.
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Child care fees plunge for many military families
The cost of child care is going down for many military families. In some cases they will be paying 30% to 40% less.
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What will it take to fix so many lousy barracks? lawmakers ask
“It will take years to address the chronic neglect and underfunding we uncovered” in barracks, GAO says.
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The new system for moving troops’ belongings is creating some angst
Are concerns about moving companies’ new payment rates causing “unfounded angst,” as USTRANSCOM contends?
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Medical care, child care: How shutdown could affect military families
Inpatient care and acute and emergency outpatient care in DoD medical facilities would be immune from a shutdown.
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Do these computers sold at Navy Exchanges pose a cyber threat?
Lawmakers say the exchange shouldn’t sell the computers to service members or incentivize “purchases with tax-free, discounted prices.”
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Could privatizing barracks help fix the lousy conditions?
The Army and Navy have a combined seven privatized barracks projects and are considering more.
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‘Move decisively’ to fix troops’ barracks, lawmakers tell Austin
“This is a failure of leadership that cannot be ignored,” lawmakers wrote to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
-
Troops’ corrected leave balances will show up in October, DFAS says
Incorrect leave balances were posted due to a DFAS system change to implement a law that reduces the special leave accrual cap.
-
Government shutdown set to disrupt military, VA services
Daycare availability, military relocations and non-essential training will all be upended by the federal budget fight.
-
United Airlines eases job path for transitioning military pilots
Less turbulence: Airline touts ‘pilot buddy’ program, helping military pilots complete requirements they need for transition to civilian aviation.
-
Child care fees plunge for many military families
The cost of child care is going down for many military families. In some cases they will be paying 30% to 40% less.
-
What will it take to fix so many lousy barracks? lawmakers ask
“It will take years to address the chronic neglect and underfunding we uncovered” in barracks, GAO says.
-
The new system for moving troops’ belongings is creating some angst
Are concerns about moving companies’ new payment rates causing “unfounded angst,” as USTRANSCOM contends?
-
Medical care, child care: How shutdown could affect military families
Inpatient care and acute and emergency outpatient care in DoD medical facilities would be immune from a shutdown.
-
Do these computers sold at Navy Exchanges pose a cyber threat?
Lawmakers say the exchange shouldn’t sell the computers to service members or incentivize “purchases with tax-free, discounted prices.”
-
Could privatizing barracks help fix the lousy conditions?
The Army and Navy have a combined seven privatized barracks projects and are considering more.
-
‘Move decisively’ to fix troops’ barracks, lawmakers tell Austin
“This is a failure of leadership that cannot be ignored,” lawmakers wrote to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
-
Troops’ corrected leave balances will show up in October, DFAS says
Incorrect leave balances were posted due to a DFAS system change to implement a law that reduces the special leave accrual cap.
-
Government shutdown set to disrupt military, VA services
Daycare availability, military relocations and non-essential training will all be upended by the federal budget fight.
-
United Airlines eases job path for transitioning military pilots
Less turbulence: Airline touts ‘pilot buddy’ program, helping military pilots complete requirements they need for transition to civilian aviation.
-
Child care fees plunge for many military families
The cost of child care is going down for many military families. In some cases they will be paying 30% to 40% less.
-
What will it take to fix so many lousy barracks? lawmakers ask
“It will take years to address the chronic neglect and underfunding we uncovered” in barracks, GAO says.
-
The new system for moving troops’ belongings is creating some angst
Are concerns about moving companies’ new payment rates causing “unfounded angst,” as USTRANSCOM contends?
-
Medical care, child care: How shutdown could affect military families
Inpatient care and acute and emergency outpatient care in DoD medical facilities would be immune from a shutdown.
