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Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
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Technical problem shuts down Tricare online enrollment in the midst of open season
Thought you changed your Tricare plan online? Better check with your contractor!
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Trump administration aims to up federal diversity, cut poor performers
Hiring initiatives to bring people “off the sidelines” were spotlighted at the Nov. 18 Chief Human Capital Officers Council meeting, but administration officials also pushed for greater adverse action authority.
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Mold, rotting wood, water leaks: 10 military families sue their privatized landlord at Fort Meade
Families accuse Corvias of fraud, negligence
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Here’s why you need to speak your mind in this housing satisfaction survey
Have your mold issues been resolved? Is your property manager responsive? Is your Army housing great? Fill out the anonymous housing satisfaction survey.
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Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
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For some military families, the discovery of mold is only the the beginning of their troubles
Military families who have had to move out of their privatized housing due to mold and other health and safety issues say these displacements bring a whole new level of frustration.
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Students at DoD-run schools continue their run with nation’s top scores in reading, math
DoD students’ scores in reading and math have mostly increased, while the corresponding national average is going the other way.
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Cockroaches, mold, raw sewage: 8 military families sue privatized housing company
Families allege the housing company misled them into thinking their houses were fit for human habitation, and falsely promised to make repairs.
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New DoD ‘road show’ to address issues of spouse employment
The ‘road show’ will be two-way conversations, listening to spouses and guiding them to resources.
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Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
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Technical problem shuts down Tricare online enrollment in the midst of open season
Thought you changed your Tricare plan online? Better check with your contractor!
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Trump administration aims to up federal diversity, cut poor performers
Hiring initiatives to bring people “off the sidelines” were spotlighted at the Nov. 18 Chief Human Capital Officers Council meeting, but administration officials also pushed for greater adverse action authority.
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Mold, rotting wood, water leaks: 10 military families sue their privatized landlord at Fort Meade
Families accuse Corvias of fraud, negligence
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Here’s why you need to speak your mind in this housing satisfaction survey
Have your mold issues been resolved? Is your property manager responsive? Is your Army housing great? Fill out the anonymous housing satisfaction survey.
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Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
-
For some military families, the discovery of mold is only the the beginning of their troubles
Military families who have had to move out of their privatized housing due to mold and other health and safety issues say these displacements bring a whole new level of frustration.
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Students at DoD-run schools continue their run with nation’s top scores in reading, math
DoD students’ scores in reading and math have mostly increased, while the corresponding national average is going the other way.
-
Cockroaches, mold, raw sewage: 8 military families sue privatized housing company
Families allege the housing company misled them into thinking their houses were fit for human habitation, and falsely promised to make repairs.
-
New DoD ‘road show’ to address issues of spouse employment
The ‘road show’ will be two-way conversations, listening to spouses and guiding them to resources.
-
Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
-
Technical problem shuts down Tricare online enrollment in the midst of open season
Thought you changed your Tricare plan online? Better check with your contractor!
-
Trump administration aims to up federal diversity, cut poor performers
Hiring initiatives to bring people “off the sidelines” were spotlighted at the Nov. 18 Chief Human Capital Officers Council meeting, but administration officials also pushed for greater adverse action authority.
-
Mold, rotting wood, water leaks: 10 military families sue their privatized landlord at Fort Meade
Families accuse Corvias of fraud, negligence
-
Here’s why you need to speak your mind in this housing satisfaction survey
Have your mold issues been resolved? Is your property manager responsive? Is your Army housing great? Fill out the anonymous housing satisfaction survey.
-
Here are some deals coming your way for Veterans Day
Some deals at on base stores, and outside the gate, as Veterans Day approaches.
-
For some military families, the discovery of mold is only the the beginning of their troubles
Military families who have had to move out of their privatized housing due to mold and other health and safety issues say these displacements bring a whole new level of frustration.
-
Students at DoD-run schools continue their run with nation’s top scores in reading, math
DoD students’ scores in reading and math have mostly increased, while the corresponding national average is going the other way.
-
Cockroaches, mold, raw sewage: 8 military families sue privatized housing company
Families allege the housing company misled them into thinking their houses were fit for human habitation, and falsely promised to make repairs.
-
New DoD ‘road show’ to address issues of spouse employment
The ‘road show’ will be two-way conversations, listening to spouses and guiding them to resources.
