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Military spouse scholarships: Where to apply, and how to find more cash for school
Spouses: Here’s help finding scholarships
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Will your doctor stay in the Tricare network? Here’s how to find out
Network changes go into effect Jan. 1.
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Pilot program helps overseas military spouses work from home
The annual defense authorization bill includes a provision for defense officials to provide telework facilities for military spouses on at least two military installations overseas.
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For vets, by vets: Military Times Gift Guide 2017
A lucky 13 items — find the perfect one (or two, or 10) to fill out your shopping list … maybe even at a discount.
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Survey: Family separation concerns top pay and benefits as key issue for troops, spouses
The survey also continued the trend of fewer respondents willing to recommend military service to their children.
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Pentagon may stop running stateside schools for military children
The Trump administration is considering a plan to end the military’s longtime operation of schools for military children on dozens of stateside military bases.
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5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
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Melania Trump visits military families in Alaska
Melania Trump might have been a fashion model at one time in her life, but she had no qualms ripping off a chunk of messy play dough and getting her hands dirty, just like the three preschoolers seated at the table with her Friday at a military base in Alaska.
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Vets groups renew efforts to limit for-profit schools’ access to GI Bill dollars
Legislation reintroduced Thursday would change the 90/10 rule regarding federal funding to prevent for-profit colleges from exploiting veterans’ and troops’ education benefits.
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‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
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Military spouse scholarships: Where to apply, and how to find more cash for school
Spouses: Here’s help finding scholarships
-
Will your doctor stay in the Tricare network? Here’s how to find out
Network changes go into effect Jan. 1.
-
Pilot program helps overseas military spouses work from home
The annual defense authorization bill includes a provision for defense officials to provide telework facilities for military spouses on at least two military installations overseas.
-
For vets, by vets: Military Times Gift Guide 2017
A lucky 13 items — find the perfect one (or two, or 10) to fill out your shopping list … maybe even at a discount.
-
Survey: Family separation concerns top pay and benefits as key issue for troops, spouses
The survey also continued the trend of fewer respondents willing to recommend military service to their children.
-
Pentagon may stop running stateside schools for military children
The Trump administration is considering a plan to end the military’s longtime operation of schools for military children on dozens of stateside military bases.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
Melania Trump visits military families in Alaska
Melania Trump might have been a fashion model at one time in her life, but she had no qualms ripping off a chunk of messy play dough and getting her hands dirty, just like the three preschoolers seated at the table with her Friday at a military base in Alaska.
-
Vets groups renew efforts to limit for-profit schools’ access to GI Bill dollars
Legislation reintroduced Thursday would change the 90/10 rule regarding federal funding to prevent for-profit colleges from exploiting veterans’ and troops’ education benefits.
-
‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
-
Military spouse scholarships: Where to apply, and how to find more cash for school
Spouses: Here’s help finding scholarships
-
Will your doctor stay in the Tricare network? Here’s how to find out
Network changes go into effect Jan. 1.
-
Pilot program helps overseas military spouses work from home
The annual defense authorization bill includes a provision for defense officials to provide telework facilities for military spouses on at least two military installations overseas.
-
For vets, by vets: Military Times Gift Guide 2017
A lucky 13 items — find the perfect one (or two, or 10) to fill out your shopping list … maybe even at a discount.
-
Survey: Family separation concerns top pay and benefits as key issue for troops, spouses
The survey also continued the trend of fewer respondents willing to recommend military service to their children.
-
Pentagon may stop running stateside schools for military children
The Trump administration is considering a plan to end the military’s longtime operation of schools for military children on dozens of stateside military bases.
-
5 deals for troops, veterans that didn’t end on Veterans Day
From hotels to hardware, how you can save year-round.
-
Melania Trump visits military families in Alaska
Melania Trump might have been a fashion model at one time in her life, but she had no qualms ripping off a chunk of messy play dough and getting her hands dirty, just like the three preschoolers seated at the table with her Friday at a military base in Alaska.
-
Vets groups renew efforts to limit for-profit schools’ access to GI Bill dollars
Legislation reintroduced Thursday would change the 90/10 rule regarding federal funding to prevent for-profit colleges from exploiting veterans’ and troops’ education benefits.
-
‘Widow’s tax’ fix in defense budget compromise would raise some Tricare co-pays
Lawmakers say they need the $2.8 billion in extra funds to permanently fix a nagging benefits problem for military survivors.
