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Moving this summer? Here’s why you could face delays, no matter where you’re going
Military families: It may be a while before you meet up with your household goods again.
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Here are the top careers for military spouses that don’t require a license
Looking for a promising mil-spouse career that doesn’t require a state license? Here are some of the best options.
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Here are 3 new efforts to tackle issues of military spouse employment
Will these new efforts help spouses get jobs?
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Should school quality and spouse employment help decide where troops are based?
This high-profile military council thinks so, and it wants SECDEF to follow suit.
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Trump to sign executive order on military spouse employment
The new directive would force more agencies to look at hiring military spouses for open federal posts.
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School lunch prices going up for most DoD students overseas
Students to pay 25 cents more for school lunches in the fall at overseas DoD schools.
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Embedded mental health providers making a difference for troops, officials say
Top medical officers praised the program at a Senate hearing.
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Lawmakers: Spouses have a right to know when troops decline insurance coverage
Spouses must be ‘actually’ notified when troops want to turn down SGLI coverage, lawmakers say.
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Students at DoD-run schools score among nation’s best in reading, math assessments
Scores in some subjects, at some grade levels, were best in the nation.
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Moving this summer? Here’s why you could face delays, no matter where you’re going
Military families: It may be a while before you meet up with your household goods again.
-
Here are the top careers for military spouses that don’t require a license
Looking for a promising mil-spouse career that doesn’t require a state license? Here are some of the best options.
-
Here are 3 new efforts to tackle issues of military spouse employment
Will these new efforts help spouses get jobs?
-
Should school quality and spouse employment help decide where troops are based?
This high-profile military council thinks so, and it wants SECDEF to follow suit.
-
Trump to sign executive order on military spouse employment
The new directive would force more agencies to look at hiring military spouses for open federal posts.
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Benefits basics: Spouse-support services and military child care
How to get help on the home front.
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School lunch prices going up for most DoD students overseas
Students to pay 25 cents more for school lunches in the fall at overseas DoD schools.
-
Embedded mental health providers making a difference for troops, officials say
Top medical officers praised the program at a Senate hearing.
-
Lawmakers: Spouses have a right to know when troops decline insurance coverage
Spouses must be ‘actually’ notified when troops want to turn down SGLI coverage, lawmakers say.
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Students at DoD-run schools score among nation’s best in reading, math assessments
Scores in some subjects, at some grade levels, were best in the nation.
-
Moving this summer? Here’s why you could face delays, no matter where you’re going
Military families: It may be a while before you meet up with your household goods again.
-
Here are the top careers for military spouses that don’t require a license
Looking for a promising mil-spouse career that doesn’t require a state license? Here are some of the best options.
-
Here are 3 new efforts to tackle issues of military spouse employment
Will these new efforts help spouses get jobs?
-
Should school quality and spouse employment help decide where troops are based?
This high-profile military council thinks so, and it wants SECDEF to follow suit.
-
Trump to sign executive order on military spouse employment
The new directive would force more agencies to look at hiring military spouses for open federal posts.
-
Benefits basics: Spouse-support services and military child care
How to get help on the home front.
-
School lunch prices going up for most DoD students overseas
Students to pay 25 cents more for school lunches in the fall at overseas DoD schools.
-
Embedded mental health providers making a difference for troops, officials say
Top medical officers praised the program at a Senate hearing.
-
Lawmakers: Spouses have a right to know when troops decline insurance coverage
Spouses must be ‘actually’ notified when troops want to turn down SGLI coverage, lawmakers say.
-
Students at DoD-run schools score among nation’s best in reading, math assessments
Scores in some subjects, at some grade levels, were best in the nation.
