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Federal judge gives green light for two mold lawsuits filed by military families
Judge denies privatized housing companies’ request to dismiss the mold lawsuits.
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Commissary customers worldwide will soon have curbside pickup
Click2Go starts Sept. 20 at commissaries in Europe, and Sept. 27 in the Far East.
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Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
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New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
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Here’s how the Air Force rates public education services at your base
An Air Force analysis looks at academic performance, school climate and services at school districts serving all 157 installations.
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JBAB charter school opens after years of persistence by military and civilian parents
The public charter school will improve educational opportunities for military kids as well as kids in the civilian community.
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Generous Americans ‘clogging’ military mail network with donations for Afghan evacuees at Al Udeid
Donate elsewhere to help other Afghan evacuees, as this base has plenty.
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‘My heart just breaks thinking of their pain,’ says Gold Star wife
“We can take heart that they died as heroes … rendering aid in one of the most tragic humanitarian crises, probably ever.”
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Can military commissaries help you fight food inflation?
Commissaries have seen food prices go up, too, but they have some advantages over civilian grocers that help keep prices increases at a minimum for customers..
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Afghan defense attaché to U.S. military families: The Afghanistan people will never forget
Experts offer advice, comfort and resources to those in the military community affected by the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
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Federal judge gives green light for two mold lawsuits filed by military families
Judge denies privatized housing companies’ request to dismiss the mold lawsuits.
-
Commissary customers worldwide will soon have curbside pickup
Click2Go starts Sept. 20 at commissaries in Europe, and Sept. 27 in the Far East.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
-
Here’s how the Air Force rates public education services at your base
An Air Force analysis looks at academic performance, school climate and services at school districts serving all 157 installations.
-
JBAB charter school opens after years of persistence by military and civilian parents
The public charter school will improve educational opportunities for military kids as well as kids in the civilian community.
-
Generous Americans ‘clogging’ military mail network with donations for Afghan evacuees at Al Udeid
Donate elsewhere to help other Afghan evacuees, as this base has plenty.
-
‘My heart just breaks thinking of their pain,’ says Gold Star wife
“We can take heart that they died as heroes … rendering aid in one of the most tragic humanitarian crises, probably ever.”
-
Can military commissaries help you fight food inflation?
Commissaries have seen food prices go up, too, but they have some advantages over civilian grocers that help keep prices increases at a minimum for customers..
-
Afghan defense attaché to U.S. military families: The Afghanistan people will never forget
Experts offer advice, comfort and resources to those in the military community affected by the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
-
Federal judge gives green light for two mold lawsuits filed by military families
Judge denies privatized housing companies’ request to dismiss the mold lawsuits.
-
Commissary customers worldwide will soon have curbside pickup
Click2Go starts Sept. 20 at commissaries in Europe, and Sept. 27 in the Far East.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
-
Here’s how the Air Force rates public education services at your base
An Air Force analysis looks at academic performance, school climate and services at school districts serving all 157 installations.
-
JBAB charter school opens after years of persistence by military and civilian parents
The public charter school will improve educational opportunities for military kids as well as kids in the civilian community.
-
Generous Americans ‘clogging’ military mail network with donations for Afghan evacuees at Al Udeid
Donate elsewhere to help other Afghan evacuees, as this base has plenty.
-
‘My heart just breaks thinking of their pain,’ says Gold Star wife
“We can take heart that they died as heroes … rendering aid in one of the most tragic humanitarian crises, probably ever.”
-
Can military commissaries help you fight food inflation?
Commissaries have seen food prices go up, too, but they have some advantages over civilian grocers that help keep prices increases at a minimum for customers..
-
Afghan defense attaché to U.S. military families: The Afghanistan people will never forget
Experts offer advice, comfort and resources to those in the military community affected by the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
