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Air Force to change fire foam because of water contamination
The service has awarded a $6.2 million contract to replace firefighting foam with a substance that is “environmentally responsible.”
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Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Marines seeing more of Australia during Down Under deployment
Marines seeing more of Australia during Down Under deployment
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The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
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‘Radical’ proposal would change the way retired pay is divided in divorce cases
Former spouses might get a smaller share of a military member’s monthly retirement pay if Congress passes legislation that some are describing as a “radical rewrite” of the law regarding the division of marital assets when military couples divorce.
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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Senators strike out against BAH changes
A group of senators calls the plan “ill-considered” and asks chamber leaders to dump the idea.
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New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
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Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
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Air Force to change fire foam because of water contamination
The service has awarded a $6.2 million contract to replace firefighting foam with a substance that is “environmentally responsible.”
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Marines look for a more diverse force
Marines look for a more diverse force
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Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Marines seeing more of Australia during Down Under deployment
Marines seeing more of Australia during Down Under deployment
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The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
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‘Radical’ proposal would change the way retired pay is divided in divorce cases
Former spouses might get a smaller share of a military member’s monthly retirement pay if Congress passes legislation that some are describing as a “radical rewrite” of the law regarding the division of marital assets when military couples divorce.
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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Senators strike out against BAH changes
A group of senators calls the plan “ill-considered” and asks chamber leaders to dump the idea.
-
New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
-
Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
-
Air Force to change fire foam because of water contamination
The service has awarded a $6.2 million contract to replace firefighting foam with a substance that is “environmentally responsible.”
-
Marines look for a more diverse force
Marines look for a more diverse force
-
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Marines seeing more of Australia during Down Under deployment
Marines seeing more of Australia during Down Under deployment
-
The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
-
‘Radical’ proposal would change the way retired pay is divided in divorce cases
Former spouses might get a smaller share of a military member’s monthly retirement pay if Congress passes legislation that some are describing as a “radical rewrite” of the law regarding the division of marital assets when military couples divorce.
-
Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
-
Senators strike out against BAH changes
A group of senators calls the plan “ill-considered” and asks chamber leaders to dump the idea.
-
New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
-
Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
