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Retirement Guide: BRS or legacy? We’ll help you find the right path
More than 1.6 million service members are eligible to make a choice between the military’s legacy retirement system and the new Blended Retirement System, which goes into effect Jan. 1
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Retirees receiving corrected letters about Tricare payments
The first correspondence featured warnings of a possible “interruption” in benefits.
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Health experts warn concussions present major challenges to military health
Despite research advances in recent years, the brain injuries often remain undiagnosed and misunderstood.
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Tricare contractor sending ‘corrected letters’ to retirees about payments
Military retirees: Don’t worry, your Tricare Prime allotment is intact.
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Report: Sexually transmitted diseases on the rise in the military
Cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea among all service members rose between 2014 and 2016.
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Download Military Times Benefits Guide e-book for free
The latest updates on military benefits affecting service members, vets and their families.
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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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White House officials looking into merging VA and Tricare health services
Lawmakers and veterans advocates are upset they have not yet been consulted on potentially sweeping health care changes for military members and veterans.
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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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Operation Ride Home offers junior enlisted help with holiday travel costs
Troops near 13 Armed Forces YMCA locations can apply now.
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Retirement Guide: BRS or legacy? We’ll help you find the right path
More than 1.6 million service members are eligible to make a choice between the military’s legacy retirement system and the new Blended Retirement System, which goes into effect Jan. 1
-
Retirees receiving corrected letters about Tricare payments
The first correspondence featured warnings of a possible “interruption” in benefits.
-
Health experts warn concussions present major challenges to military health
Despite research advances in recent years, the brain injuries often remain undiagnosed and misunderstood.
-
Tricare contractor sending ‘corrected letters’ to retirees about payments
Military retirees: Don’t worry, your Tricare Prime allotment is intact.
-
Report: Sexually transmitted diseases on the rise in the military
Cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea among all service members rose between 2014 and 2016.
-
Download Military Times Benefits Guide e-book for free
The latest updates on military benefits affecting service members, vets and their families.
-
Will your doctor stay in the Tricare network? Here’s how to find out
Network changes go into effect Jan. 1.
-
White House officials looking into merging VA and Tricare health services
Lawmakers and veterans advocates are upset they have not yet been consulted on potentially sweeping health care changes for military members and veterans.
-
‘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.
-
Operation Ride Home offers junior enlisted help with holiday travel costs
Troops near 13 Armed Forces YMCA locations can apply now.
-
Retirement Guide: BRS or legacy? We’ll help you find the right path
More than 1.6 million service members are eligible to make a choice between the military’s legacy retirement system and the new Blended Retirement System, which goes into effect Jan. 1
-
Retirees receiving corrected letters about Tricare payments
The first correspondence featured warnings of a possible “interruption” in benefits.
-
Health experts warn concussions present major challenges to military health
Despite research advances in recent years, the brain injuries often remain undiagnosed and misunderstood.
-
Tricare contractor sending ‘corrected letters’ to retirees about payments
Military retirees: Don’t worry, your Tricare Prime allotment is intact.
-
Report: Sexually transmitted diseases on the rise in the military
Cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea among all service members rose between 2014 and 2016.
-
Download Military Times Benefits Guide e-book for free
The latest updates on military benefits affecting service members, vets and their families.
-
Will your doctor stay in the Tricare network? Here’s how to find out
Network changes go into effect Jan. 1.
-
White House officials looking into merging VA and Tricare health services
Lawmakers and veterans advocates are upset they have not yet been consulted on potentially sweeping health care changes for military members and veterans.
-
‘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.
-
Operation Ride Home offers junior enlisted help with holiday travel costs
Troops near 13 Armed Forces YMCA locations can apply now.
