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Many enlisted women suffer adverse mental health effects after combat injury, study finds
About 40 percent of the 1,012 women with combat-related injuries were diagnosed with a mental health condition within a year.
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Millions of military retirees and families must act soon to get new dental, vision coverage
The Tricare Retiree Dental Program is ending. Get ready for what’s next.
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Survey: Troops, families are increasingly dissatisfied with Tricare
More signs of increasing dissatisfaction with Tricare?
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Commissary water recall: What you need to know
If you bought Freedom’s Choice water, check your label.
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Commentary: Here’s why commissaries should reconsider selling liquor
‘Alcohol is alcohol,’ writes an official with the Distilled Spirits Council (and a former commissary bagger).
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This man never served, but got nearly $200,000 in VA benefits
He claimed to be a Navy veteran of Vietnam with two Purple Hearts.
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Share your experience: What’s your take on Tricare?
MOAA wants your input on your health care experiences.
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Here’s why some military retirees could see major hikes in Tricare fees
A Senate proposal could increase enrollment costs for working-age beneficiaries.
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DoD family council wants answers on dependent medical records
Some military kids have been barred from service because of the contents of their dependent medical records. The group, which includes enlisted leaders and other high-ranking personnel, wants to know how those records are accessed and used.
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Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
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Many enlisted women suffer adverse mental health effects after combat injury, study finds
About 40 percent of the 1,012 women with combat-related injuries were diagnosed with a mental health condition within a year.
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Millions of military retirees and families must act soon to get new dental, vision coverage
The Tricare Retiree Dental Program is ending. Get ready for what’s next.
-
Survey: Troops, families are increasingly dissatisfied with Tricare
More signs of increasing dissatisfaction with Tricare?
-
Commissary water recall: What you need to know
If you bought Freedom’s Choice water, check your label.
-
Commentary: Here’s why commissaries should reconsider selling liquor
‘Alcohol is alcohol,’ writes an official with the Distilled Spirits Council (and a former commissary bagger).
-
This man never served, but got nearly $200,000 in VA benefits
He claimed to be a Navy veteran of Vietnam with two Purple Hearts.
-
Share your experience: What’s your take on Tricare?
MOAA wants your input on your health care experiences.
-
Here’s why some military retirees could see major hikes in Tricare fees
A Senate proposal could increase enrollment costs for working-age beneficiaries.
-
DoD family council wants answers on dependent medical records
Some military kids have been barred from service because of the contents of their dependent medical records. The group, which includes enlisted leaders and other high-ranking personnel, wants to know how those records are accessed and used.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
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Many enlisted women suffer adverse mental health effects after combat injury, study finds
About 40 percent of the 1,012 women with combat-related injuries were diagnosed with a mental health condition within a year.
-
Millions of military retirees and families must act soon to get new dental, vision coverage
The Tricare Retiree Dental Program is ending. Get ready for what’s next.
-
Survey: Troops, families are increasingly dissatisfied with Tricare
More signs of increasing dissatisfaction with Tricare?
-
Commissary water recall: What you need to know
If you bought Freedom’s Choice water, check your label.
-
Commentary: Here’s why commissaries should reconsider selling liquor
‘Alcohol is alcohol,’ writes an official with the Distilled Spirits Council (and a former commissary bagger).
-
This man never served, but got nearly $200,000 in VA benefits
He claimed to be a Navy veteran of Vietnam with two Purple Hearts.
-
Share your experience: What’s your take on Tricare?
MOAA wants your input on your health care experiences.
-
Here’s why some military retirees could see major hikes in Tricare fees
A Senate proposal could increase enrollment costs for working-age beneficiaries.
-
DoD family council wants answers on dependent medical records
Some military kids have been barred from service because of the contents of their dependent medical records. The group, which includes enlisted leaders and other high-ranking personnel, wants to know how those records are accessed and used.
-
Veterans fear Congress has forgotten about the military’s burn pit problems
They’re pushing for new legislation to require better monitoring into health problems related to burn pit exposure.
