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The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
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Hundreds of military absentee ballots are likely on GOP’s list of alleged ‘criminal voter fraud’ votes
“We knew our votes were legal and we had done nothing wrong, but our integrity was being challenged,” Air Force wife said.
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Here’s what military absentee voters need to know about Georgia’s US Senate runoff elections
Legal residents of Georgia can still register to vote in the runoff election set for Jan. 5.
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DoD officials consider drastic measures as commissary shortages hit critical levels
Could the Defense Production Act be invoked to get food on commissary shelves?
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Military and family members: It’s not too late to vote by absentee ballot!
There’s plenty of help to get you started in making your vote count.
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All overseas DoD school students will get free meals starting Nov. 2
School meals will be free for students in Europe, the Pacific and Cuba.
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$20 billion plan to outsource management of military household moves hits roadblock
Plan delayed for outsourcing the management of household goods moves.
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Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
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Troops’ weight allowances for household goods moves may increase by next summer
The services are looking at increases across the board, Army official says.
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Mid-October numbers indicate increased turnout of military absentee voters
More military absentee ballots are coming from overseas than in 2016, according to one indicator. And there’s still time to vote!
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The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
-
Hundreds of military absentee ballots are likely on GOP’s list of alleged ‘criminal voter fraud’ votes
“We knew our votes were legal and we had done nothing wrong, but our integrity was being challenged,” Air Force wife said.
-
Here’s what military absentee voters need to know about Georgia’s US Senate runoff elections
Legal residents of Georgia can still register to vote in the runoff election set for Jan. 5.
-
DoD officials consider drastic measures as commissary shortages hit critical levels
Could the Defense Production Act be invoked to get food on commissary shelves?
-
Military and family members: It’s not too late to vote by absentee ballot!
There’s plenty of help to get you started in making your vote count.
-
All overseas DoD school students will get free meals starting Nov. 2
School meals will be free for students in Europe, the Pacific and Cuba.
-
$20 billion plan to outsource management of military household moves hits roadblock
Plan delayed for outsourcing the management of household goods moves.
-
Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
-
Troops’ weight allowances for household goods moves may increase by next summer
The services are looking at increases across the board, Army official says.
-
Mid-October numbers indicate increased turnout of military absentee voters
More military absentee ballots are coming from overseas than in 2016, according to one indicator. And there’s still time to vote!
-
The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
-
Hundreds of military absentee ballots are likely on GOP’s list of alleged ‘criminal voter fraud’ votes
“We knew our votes were legal and we had done nothing wrong, but our integrity was being challenged,” Air Force wife said.
-
Here’s what military absentee voters need to know about Georgia’s US Senate runoff elections
Legal residents of Georgia can still register to vote in the runoff election set for Jan. 5.
-
DoD officials consider drastic measures as commissary shortages hit critical levels
Could the Defense Production Act be invoked to get food on commissary shelves?
-
Military and family members: It’s not too late to vote by absentee ballot!
There’s plenty of help to get you started in making your vote count.
-
All overseas DoD school students will get free meals starting Nov. 2
School meals will be free for students in Europe, the Pacific and Cuba.
-
$20 billion plan to outsource management of military household moves hits roadblock
Plan delayed for outsourcing the management of household goods moves.
-
Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
-
Troops’ weight allowances for household goods moves may increase by next summer
The services are looking at increases across the board, Army official says.
-
Mid-October numbers indicate increased turnout of military absentee voters
More military absentee ballots are coming from overseas than in 2016, according to one indicator. And there’s still time to vote!
