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Get help when wrongly billed for past state taxes
Defense officials are working with state tax collectors to minimize problems for service members.
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Seaside European getaways — ideas and destinations from military travelers
From coast to coast and country to country, users are posting their travel talks as well as suggestions and tips for fellow members. Check out MilitaryWaypoint.com to see what else people are posting and share your own travel ideas.
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Former Marine muscles her way to $10K on ‘Broken Skull Challenge’
A former Marine sergeant conquers a reality TV show’s wild obstacle course.
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Travel with Waypoint — 3 members share their ideas
Here are three ideas from Arizona, Michigan and Colorado to help get you started on your own adventure.
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Consumer Watch: Start your savings plan this week — here’s why
Take advantage of special incentives, promotions, financial education seminars and other activities to jump-start your savings this week.
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Spirit Airlines drops most baggage fees for active-duty military
Active-duty members traveling on Spirit Airlines will no longer have to pay baggage fees on up to two checked bags and one free carry-on, officials said.
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Gay military couple’s first-kiss photo shared widely on Facebook
Spc. Shane Adriano and Pfc. Tristian Resz chose the Greene County Courthouse as a venue because they wanted something small and intimate for their Feb. 11 wedding. It was to be just the happy couple, a few supportive friends and a judge.
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7 marathons, 7 continents, 7 days: How these Marines pulled it off
Seven marathons on seven continents in seven days. These Marine captains took the top spots, and set a new world record.
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Creator of Terminal Lance comic strip gets book deal
An Iraq War veteran who self-published a graphic novel based on his popular comic strip now has a book deal.
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Life insurance after — or in addition to — SGLI
For many people, the $400,000 of coverage under the government’s Servicemembers Group Life Insurance program would meet their family’s needs after their death.
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Get help when wrongly billed for past state taxes
Defense officials are working with state tax collectors to minimize problems for service members.
-
Seaside European getaways — ideas and destinations from military travelers
From coast to coast and country to country, users are posting their travel talks as well as suggestions and tips for fellow members. Check out MilitaryWaypoint.com to see what else people are posting and share your own travel ideas.
-
Former Marine muscles her way to $10K on ‘Broken Skull Challenge’
A former Marine sergeant conquers a reality TV show’s wild obstacle course.
-
Travel with Waypoint — 3 members share their ideas
Here are three ideas from Arizona, Michigan and Colorado to help get you started on your own adventure.
-
Consumer Watch: Start your savings plan this week — here’s why
Take advantage of special incentives, promotions, financial education seminars and other activities to jump-start your savings this week.
-
Spirit Airlines drops most baggage fees for active-duty military
Active-duty members traveling on Spirit Airlines will no longer have to pay baggage fees on up to two checked bags and one free carry-on, officials said.
-
Gay military couple’s first-kiss photo shared widely on Facebook
Spc. Shane Adriano and Pfc. Tristian Resz chose the Greene County Courthouse as a venue because they wanted something small and intimate for their Feb. 11 wedding. It was to be just the happy couple, a few supportive friends and a judge.
-
7 marathons, 7 continents, 7 days: How these Marines pulled it off
Seven marathons on seven continents in seven days. These Marine captains took the top spots, and set a new world record.
-
Creator of Terminal Lance comic strip gets book deal
An Iraq War veteran who self-published a graphic novel based on his popular comic strip now has a book deal.
-
Life insurance after — or in addition to — SGLI
For many people, the $400,000 of coverage under the government’s Servicemembers Group Life Insurance program would meet their family’s needs after their death.
-
Get help when wrongly billed for past state taxes
Defense officials are working with state tax collectors to minimize problems for service members.
-
Seaside European getaways — ideas and destinations from military travelers
From coast to coast and country to country, users are posting their travel talks as well as suggestions and tips for fellow members. Check out MilitaryWaypoint.com to see what else people are posting and share your own travel ideas.
-
Former Marine muscles her way to $10K on ‘Broken Skull Challenge’
A former Marine sergeant conquers a reality TV show’s wild obstacle course.
-
Travel with Waypoint — 3 members share their ideas
Here are three ideas from Arizona, Michigan and Colorado to help get you started on your own adventure.
-
Consumer Watch: Start your savings plan this week — here’s why
Take advantage of special incentives, promotions, financial education seminars and other activities to jump-start your savings this week.
-
Spirit Airlines drops most baggage fees for active-duty military
Active-duty members traveling on Spirit Airlines will no longer have to pay baggage fees on up to two checked bags and one free carry-on, officials said.
-
Gay military couple’s first-kiss photo shared widely on Facebook
Spc. Shane Adriano and Pfc. Tristian Resz chose the Greene County Courthouse as a venue because they wanted something small and intimate for their Feb. 11 wedding. It was to be just the happy couple, a few supportive friends and a judge.
-
7 marathons, 7 continents, 7 days: How these Marines pulled it off
Seven marathons on seven continents in seven days. These Marine captains took the top spots, and set a new world record.
-
Creator of Terminal Lance comic strip gets book deal
An Iraq War veteran who self-published a graphic novel based on his popular comic strip now has a book deal.
-
Life insurance after — or in addition to — SGLI
For many people, the $400,000 of coverage under the government’s Servicemembers Group Life Insurance program would meet their family’s needs after their death.



