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VA loan funding fee facts: Who pays what (and who pays nothing)
Breaking down the various VA loan types.
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World War II vet, 92, has delivered meals to needy for 20 years
‘Why sit home and look at four walls?’
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VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
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Tricare allotment snafu hits more than 4,000 Prime beneficiaries
The error will force some Tricare Prime beneficiaries to make one-time payments for January.
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New York fire victims include soldier who rescued others
The victims of New York City’s deadliest fire in decades include a man who immigrated to the Bronx from Ghana and dreamed of becoming a military policeman.
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New in 2018: Lawmakers gear up for military pay and benefits fights
The annual pay raise and ongoing military housing reform proposals will once again be a defense budget focus in 2018.
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New in 2018: Historic Marine Corps battle anniversaries this year
Many battles that have a special place in Corps history will have major anniversaries in 2018.
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Naval War College Museum unveils exhibit to teach about WW I
The U.S. Naval War College Museum has unveiled a new exhibit to teach people more about World War I.
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Bed bugs force closure of urgent care at New Hampshire veterans center
Bed bugs have forced the closure of the urgent care clinic at a troubled New Hampshire veterans medical center.
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Navy’s captured flags, hidden nearly 100 years, rediscovered
The curator of the U.S. Naval Academy Museum wasn’t exactly sure what would be found: records indicated five display boxes long used to exhibit captured British flags from the War of 1812 actually concealed more banners underneath.
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VA loan funding fee facts: Who pays what (and who pays nothing)
Breaking down the various VA loan types.
-
World War II vet, 92, has delivered meals to needy for 20 years
‘Why sit home and look at four walls?’
-
VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
-
Tricare allotment snafu hits more than 4,000 Prime beneficiaries
The error will force some Tricare Prime beneficiaries to make one-time payments for January.
-
New York fire victims include soldier who rescued others
The victims of New York City’s deadliest fire in decades include a man who immigrated to the Bronx from Ghana and dreamed of becoming a military policeman.
-
New in 2018: Lawmakers gear up for military pay and benefits fights
The annual pay raise and ongoing military housing reform proposals will once again be a defense budget focus in 2018.
-
New in 2018: Historic Marine Corps battle anniversaries this year
Many battles that have a special place in Corps history will have major anniversaries in 2018.
-
Naval War College Museum unveils exhibit to teach about WW I
The U.S. Naval War College Museum has unveiled a new exhibit to teach people more about World War I.
-
Bed bugs force closure of urgent care at New Hampshire veterans center
Bed bugs have forced the closure of the urgent care clinic at a troubled New Hampshire veterans medical center.
-
Navy’s captured flags, hidden nearly 100 years, rediscovered
The curator of the U.S. Naval Academy Museum wasn’t exactly sure what would be found: records indicated five display boxes long used to exhibit captured British flags from the War of 1812 actually concealed more banners underneath.
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VA loan funding fee facts: Who pays what (and who pays nothing)
Breaking down the various VA loan types.
-
World War II vet, 92, has delivered meals to needy for 20 years
‘Why sit home and look at four walls?’
-
VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
-
Tricare allotment snafu hits more than 4,000 Prime beneficiaries
The error will force some Tricare Prime beneficiaries to make one-time payments for January.
-
New York fire victims include soldier who rescued others
The victims of New York City’s deadliest fire in decades include a man who immigrated to the Bronx from Ghana and dreamed of becoming a military policeman.
-
New in 2018: Lawmakers gear up for military pay and benefits fights
The annual pay raise and ongoing military housing reform proposals will once again be a defense budget focus in 2018.
-
New in 2018: Historic Marine Corps battle anniversaries this year
Many battles that have a special place in Corps history will have major anniversaries in 2018.
-
Naval War College Museum unveils exhibit to teach about WW I
The U.S. Naval War College Museum has unveiled a new exhibit to teach people more about World War I.
-
Bed bugs force closure of urgent care at New Hampshire veterans center
Bed bugs have forced the closure of the urgent care clinic at a troubled New Hampshire veterans medical center.
-
Navy’s captured flags, hidden nearly 100 years, rediscovered
The curator of the U.S. Naval Academy Museum wasn’t exactly sure what would be found: records indicated five display boxes long used to exhibit captured British flags from the War of 1812 actually concealed more banners underneath.
