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Here’s how you can get married in Vegas for free this Veterans Day
If a gun range or Elvis impersonator is on your bucket list, they’ve got you covered.
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Here’s why your child’s school is asking whether you’re active duty
First data expected to be reported later this year.
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Karen Pence opens campaign to help support military spouses
Karen Pence, the vice president’s wife, opened a campaign Thursday to help military spouses get the support and services they need.
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Here are some ideas for spouses looking for part-time work
From counseling to serving up coffee…. there are options.
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This change could make it easier to use military spouse preference to apply for DoD civilian jobs
Rules are coming that would eliminate a major step in the Military Spouse Preference program.
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DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
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Commentary: This online tool can strengthen military spouse advocacy … and help land a job
The head of Blue Star Families describes how Spouseforce can help individual spouses chart their careers while gathering data on the needs of the military spouse community.
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MyCAA, DoD’s popular spouse tuition assistance program, is back in business
The program had been offline for a month thanks to technical problems.
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Tech problems shut down DoD spouse scholarship program
In the meantime, officials say they are working on a method to provide the function of the program over telephone while the website remains down.
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Here’s how you can get married in Vegas for free this Veterans Day
If a gun range or Elvis impersonator is on your bucket list, they’ve got you covered.
-
Here’s why your child’s school is asking whether you’re active duty
First data expected to be reported later this year.
-
Karen Pence opens campaign to help support military spouses
Karen Pence, the vice president’s wife, opened a campaign Thursday to help military spouses get the support and services they need.
-
Here are some ideas for spouses looking for part-time work
From counseling to serving up coffee…. there are options.
-
This change could make it easier to use military spouse preference to apply for DoD civilian jobs
Rules are coming that would eliminate a major step in the Military Spouse Preference program.
-
DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
-
Commentary: This online tool can strengthen military spouse advocacy … and help land a job
The head of Blue Star Families describes how Spouseforce can help individual spouses chart their careers while gathering data on the needs of the military spouse community.
-
MyCAA, DoD’s popular spouse tuition assistance program, is back in business
The program had been offline for a month thanks to technical problems.
-
Tech problems shut down DoD spouse scholarship program
In the meantime, officials say they are working on a method to provide the function of the program over telephone while the website remains down.
-
Here’s how you can get married in Vegas for free this Veterans Day
If a gun range or Elvis impersonator is on your bucket list, they’ve got you covered.
-
Here’s why your child’s school is asking whether you’re active duty
First data expected to be reported later this year.
-
Karen Pence opens campaign to help support military spouses
Karen Pence, the vice president’s wife, opened a campaign Thursday to help military spouses get the support and services they need.
-
Here are some ideas for spouses looking for part-time work
From counseling to serving up coffee…. there are options.
-
This change could make it easier to use military spouse preference to apply for DoD civilian jobs
Rules are coming that would eliminate a major step in the Military Spouse Preference program.
-
DoD scrutinizing the safety of its schools for military children
But there’s been no discussion of arming teachers.
-
Commentary: This online tool can strengthen military spouse advocacy … and help land a job
The head of Blue Star Families describes how Spouseforce can help individual spouses chart their careers while gathering data on the needs of the military spouse community.
-
MyCAA, DoD’s popular spouse tuition assistance program, is back in business
The program had been offline for a month thanks to technical problems.
-
Tech problems shut down DoD spouse scholarship program
In the meantime, officials say they are working on a method to provide the function of the program over telephone while the website remains down.
