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Military spouses can now apply for ‘game changing’ employment program
DoD is paying spouses’ salaries for a 12-week fellowship with private companies during the three-year pilot program.
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More pharmacies rejoin Tricare network. Are there enough?
An additional 4,356 independent pharmacies will rejoin the Tricare retail pharmacy network, effective Jan. 15.
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It’s official: Military spouses to get employment relief after moving
There are more than 132,000 active-duty spouses in occupations that require licensing.
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Are spouses’ problems with license portability about to be solved?
A law awaiting the president’s signature would make it easier for 132,000 active duty spouses to transfer their professional licenses when they PCS.
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Roadblocks cleared for $6.2 billion reform of household goods moves
The transition is under way, but moves under the new system won’t start until after this summer’s peak season.
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Military stores not immune to shortages of kids’ over-the-counter meds
While Army and Air Force Exchange Service stores are well-stocked, other exchange commands and commissaries report strains in their supply.
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Pentagon awards Tricare contracts worth $136 billion, to start in 2024
TriWest returns as a Tricare contractor, and Humana continues.
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Are housing conditions causing medical problems? DoD doesn’t know.
Military housing is generally safe and healthy, but auditors need more information to make connections between unsafe conditions and residents’ health.
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Congress approves construction of 14 more military child care centers
Congress wants to provide more child care for troops, but it will take time.
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Historic boost in troops’ housing allowance set for 2023
As housing costs rise, troops will get the largest percentage increase in BAH in at least 15 years.
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Military spouses can now apply for ‘game changing’ employment program
DoD is paying spouses’ salaries for a 12-week fellowship with private companies during the three-year pilot program.
-
More pharmacies rejoin Tricare network. Are there enough?
An additional 4,356 independent pharmacies will rejoin the Tricare retail pharmacy network, effective Jan. 15.
-
It’s official: Military spouses to get employment relief after moving
There are more than 132,000 active-duty spouses in occupations that require licensing.
-
Are spouses’ problems with license portability about to be solved?
A law awaiting the president’s signature would make it easier for 132,000 active duty spouses to transfer their professional licenses when they PCS.
-
Roadblocks cleared for $6.2 billion reform of household goods moves
The transition is under way, but moves under the new system won’t start until after this summer’s peak season.
-
Military stores not immune to shortages of kids’ over-the-counter meds
While Army and Air Force Exchange Service stores are well-stocked, other exchange commands and commissaries report strains in their supply.
-
Pentagon awards Tricare contracts worth $136 billion, to start in 2024
TriWest returns as a Tricare contractor, and Humana continues.
-
Are housing conditions causing medical problems? DoD doesn’t know.
Military housing is generally safe and healthy, but auditors need more information to make connections between unsafe conditions and residents’ health.
-
Congress approves construction of 14 more military child care centers
Congress wants to provide more child care for troops, but it will take time.
-
Historic boost in troops’ housing allowance set for 2023
As housing costs rise, troops will get the largest percentage increase in BAH in at least 15 years.
-
Military spouses can now apply for ‘game changing’ employment program
DoD is paying spouses’ salaries for a 12-week fellowship with private companies during the three-year pilot program.
-
More pharmacies rejoin Tricare network. Are there enough?
An additional 4,356 independent pharmacies will rejoin the Tricare retail pharmacy network, effective Jan. 15.
-
It’s official: Military spouses to get employment relief after moving
There are more than 132,000 active-duty spouses in occupations that require licensing.
-
Are spouses’ problems with license portability about to be solved?
A law awaiting the president’s signature would make it easier for 132,000 active duty spouses to transfer their professional licenses when they PCS.
-
Roadblocks cleared for $6.2 billion reform of household goods moves
The transition is under way, but moves under the new system won’t start until after this summer’s peak season.
-
Military stores not immune to shortages of kids’ over-the-counter meds
While Army and Air Force Exchange Service stores are well-stocked, other exchange commands and commissaries report strains in their supply.
-
Pentagon awards Tricare contracts worth $136 billion, to start in 2024
TriWest returns as a Tricare contractor, and Humana continues.
-
Are housing conditions causing medical problems? DoD doesn’t know.
Military housing is generally safe and healthy, but auditors need more information to make connections between unsafe conditions and residents’ health.
-
Congress approves construction of 14 more military child care centers
Congress wants to provide more child care for troops, but it will take time.
-
Historic boost in troops’ housing allowance set for 2023
As housing costs rise, troops will get the largest percentage increase in BAH in at least 15 years.
