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Feds, contractors hold virtual job fair for nuclear security positions
Positions open aren’t just in science and engineering fields. Check them out.
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More than 5 million military family members, retirees are getting new ID cards
The technology also sets the stage for the future when cardholders will be able to go online and get their ID card through the proper vetting process, without going to an ID office.
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When retirement is more valuable than disability compensation
Payments under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act are generally higher, but some disability recipients may get more out of switching to the retirement benefit program.
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IRS reopens deadline for veterans who missed coronavirus stimulus checks
Veterans who missed out on the money in the spring have until Sept. 30 to apply.
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Towing company illegally auctioned off Marine sergeant’s car while she was deployed, DOJ alleges
The company says it didn’t know the car belonged to a service member. But Justice Department says there was ample evidence of that.
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The death of their child, at a babysitter’s house on post, was just the beginning of this Army family’s nightmare
Not only did they lose their 2-year-old daughter, they were placed under suspicion and their other three children were removed from their home.
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Moving company illegally auctioned off service member’s family heirlooms and other possessions, Justice alleges
Mementos that had belonged to a cousin killed in action, his grandfather’s military service medals, and a dresser handmade by his great-grandfather were among the belongings that were allegedly illegally auctioned off.
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Democratic Party platform calls for better pay for troops, ending ‘forever’ wars
The policy guideline is designed to highlight party priorities for the next four years.
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COVID cash crunch because of your military child’s remote learning costs? Here are some options.
Some military relief societies have recently expanded their COVID financial assistance.
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About one-third of DoD schools are opening remotely. Here’s the list.
About 14 percent of DoDEA students have signed up for a semester of Virtual School.
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Feds, contractors hold virtual job fair for nuclear security positions
Positions open aren’t just in science and engineering fields. Check them out.
-
More than 5 million military family members, retirees are getting new ID cards
The technology also sets the stage for the future when cardholders will be able to go online and get their ID card through the proper vetting process, without going to an ID office.
-
When retirement is more valuable than disability compensation
Payments under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act are generally higher, but some disability recipients may get more out of switching to the retirement benefit program.
-
IRS reopens deadline for veterans who missed coronavirus stimulus checks
Veterans who missed out on the money in the spring have until Sept. 30 to apply.
-
Towing company illegally auctioned off Marine sergeant’s car while she was deployed, DOJ alleges
The company says it didn’t know the car belonged to a service member. But Justice Department says there was ample evidence of that.
-
The death of their child, at a babysitter’s house on post, was just the beginning of this Army family’s nightmare
Not only did they lose their 2-year-old daughter, they were placed under suspicion and their other three children were removed from their home.
-
Moving company illegally auctioned off service member’s family heirlooms and other possessions, Justice alleges
Mementos that had belonged to a cousin killed in action, his grandfather’s military service medals, and a dresser handmade by his great-grandfather were among the belongings that were allegedly illegally auctioned off.
-
Democratic Party platform calls for better pay for troops, ending ‘forever’ wars
The policy guideline is designed to highlight party priorities for the next four years.
-
COVID cash crunch because of your military child’s remote learning costs? Here are some options.
Some military relief societies have recently expanded their COVID financial assistance.
-
About one-third of DoD schools are opening remotely. Here’s the list.
About 14 percent of DoDEA students have signed up for a semester of Virtual School.
-
Feds, contractors hold virtual job fair for nuclear security positions
Positions open aren’t just in science and engineering fields. Check them out.
-
More than 5 million military family members, retirees are getting new ID cards
The technology also sets the stage for the future when cardholders will be able to go online and get their ID card through the proper vetting process, without going to an ID office.
-
When retirement is more valuable than disability compensation
Payments under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act are generally higher, but some disability recipients may get more out of switching to the retirement benefit program.
-
IRS reopens deadline for veterans who missed coronavirus stimulus checks
Veterans who missed out on the money in the spring have until Sept. 30 to apply.
-
Towing company illegally auctioned off Marine sergeant’s car while she was deployed, DOJ alleges
The company says it didn’t know the car belonged to a service member. But Justice Department says there was ample evidence of that.
-
The death of their child, at a babysitter’s house on post, was just the beginning of this Army family’s nightmare
Not only did they lose their 2-year-old daughter, they were placed under suspicion and their other three children were removed from their home.
-
Moving company illegally auctioned off service member’s family heirlooms and other possessions, Justice alleges
Mementos that had belonged to a cousin killed in action, his grandfather’s military service medals, and a dresser handmade by his great-grandfather were among the belongings that were allegedly illegally auctioned off.
-
Democratic Party platform calls for better pay for troops, ending ‘forever’ wars
The policy guideline is designed to highlight party priorities for the next four years.
-
COVID cash crunch because of your military child’s remote learning costs? Here are some options.
Some military relief societies have recently expanded their COVID financial assistance.
-
About one-third of DoD schools are opening remotely. Here’s the list.
About 14 percent of DoDEA students have signed up for a semester of Virtual School.
