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Retiree’s wife: Here’s what to do if you think you’re still covered under Tricare Select
“My concern is that we thought we had done it all correctly and were never notified of the error. We ended up spending a month scuba diving without health insurance.” — retiree’s wife.
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Military families will get their remaining tenant rights by summer, DoD official says
Arguably the most important rights — dispute resolution, rent withholding in a dispute, maintenance history, and common lease documents — are close to reqlity.\
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TRANSCOM delays awarding new contract worth up to $20 billion for military household goods moves
The delay is probably good for military families, because officials won’t be starting a whole new system for managing household goods shipments during the busy summer season.
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124,000 retirees and family members were dropped from Tricare Select. Here’s what you can do
Nearly 650,000 have made arrangements for paying the new fees to keep their Tricare Select coverage.
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Legislators seek guaranteed time off for COVID vaccinations
Washington, D.C.-area members of congress want the Office of Personnel Management to mandate administrative leave options for feds that need to get vaccinated during work hours.
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Fauci, first lady, military leaders urge dubious military families to get the facts on COVID-19 vaccine
Town hall aims to combat military families’ distrust of the COVID vaccine.
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First lady’s first efforts include listening to military families
First, listening sessions with military families, says first lady Jill Biden.
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Senators want to extend grace period for reinstating tens of thousands of retirees’ lost Tricare Select coverage
Plan would give retirees a one-year grace period to reinstate Tricare Select.
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Here’s what that reduction in Basic Allowance for Housing is costing troops
How much more would your BAH be if DoD weren’t taking a 5 percent cut?
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First lady praises military teens for their efforts to help new students
“Your president and I realize you serve, too,” Biden told military teens.
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Retiree’s wife: Here’s what to do if you think you’re still covered under Tricare Select
“My concern is that we thought we had done it all correctly and were never notified of the error. We ended up spending a month scuba diving without health insurance.” — retiree’s wife.
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Military families will get their remaining tenant rights by summer, DoD official says
Arguably the most important rights — dispute resolution, rent withholding in a dispute, maintenance history, and common lease documents — are close to reqlity.\
-
TRANSCOM delays awarding new contract worth up to $20 billion for military household goods moves
The delay is probably good for military families, because officials won’t be starting a whole new system for managing household goods shipments during the busy summer season.
-
124,000 retirees and family members were dropped from Tricare Select. Here’s what you can do
Nearly 650,000 have made arrangements for paying the new fees to keep their Tricare Select coverage.
-
Legislators seek guaranteed time off for COVID vaccinations
Washington, D.C.-area members of congress want the Office of Personnel Management to mandate administrative leave options for feds that need to get vaccinated during work hours.
-
Fauci, first lady, military leaders urge dubious military families to get the facts on COVID-19 vaccine
Town hall aims to combat military families’ distrust of the COVID vaccine.
-
First lady’s first efforts include listening to military families
First, listening sessions with military families, says first lady Jill Biden.
-
Senators want to extend grace period for reinstating tens of thousands of retirees’ lost Tricare Select coverage
Plan would give retirees a one-year grace period to reinstate Tricare Select.
-
Here’s what that reduction in Basic Allowance for Housing is costing troops
How much more would your BAH be if DoD weren’t taking a 5 percent cut?
-
First lady praises military teens for their efforts to help new students
“Your president and I realize you serve, too,” Biden told military teens.
-
Retiree’s wife: Here’s what to do if you think you’re still covered under Tricare Select
“My concern is that we thought we had done it all correctly and were never notified of the error. We ended up spending a month scuba diving without health insurance.” — retiree’s wife.
-
Military families will get their remaining tenant rights by summer, DoD official says
Arguably the most important rights — dispute resolution, rent withholding in a dispute, maintenance history, and common lease documents — are close to reqlity.\
-
TRANSCOM delays awarding new contract worth up to $20 billion for military household goods moves
The delay is probably good for military families, because officials won’t be starting a whole new system for managing household goods shipments during the busy summer season.
-
124,000 retirees and family members were dropped from Tricare Select. Here’s what you can do
Nearly 650,000 have made arrangements for paying the new fees to keep their Tricare Select coverage.
-
Legislators seek guaranteed time off for COVID vaccinations
Washington, D.C.-area members of congress want the Office of Personnel Management to mandate administrative leave options for feds that need to get vaccinated during work hours.
-
Fauci, first lady, military leaders urge dubious military families to get the facts on COVID-19 vaccine
Town hall aims to combat military families’ distrust of the COVID vaccine.
-
First lady’s first efforts include listening to military families
First, listening sessions with military families, says first lady Jill Biden.
-
Senators want to extend grace period for reinstating tens of thousands of retirees’ lost Tricare Select coverage
Plan would give retirees a one-year grace period to reinstate Tricare Select.
-
Here’s what that reduction in Basic Allowance for Housing is costing troops
How much more would your BAH be if DoD weren’t taking a 5 percent cut?
-
First lady praises military teens for their efforts to help new students
“Your president and I realize you serve, too,” Biden told military teens.
