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$6.2B contract for moving troops’ household goods gets green light … for now
Protests from two companies that submitted unsuccessful bids on the contract have been dismissed, but they may pursue other legal options.
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Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
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Here’s why the Army is changing its family readiness groups
Commanders will lead the new soldier and family readiness groups.
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Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
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Families push senior Army leaders for answers about holding moving companies accountable
Leaders are asking questions, too, about this year’s PCS moves.
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Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
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‘I can be a bad ass,’ top health official says, when it comes to making sure Tricare patients get good service
Tricare contractors must provide accurate directories of medical providers.
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Senior leaders pledge support for family programs, but offer few specifics
The Army’s top civilian, top officer and top enlisted tackle familiar concerns with PCS, Tricare, child care and other programs at an AUSA forum.
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Army surgeon general: Opioid use has decreased among soldiers
A pain-management task force began targeting the drug’s use in 2010.
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DoD official: States ‘spotty’ in easing military spouses’ licensing burdens
The DoD will go back to some states to ask them to ramp up their efforts to help spouses.
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$6.2B contract for moving troops’ household goods gets green light … for now
Protests from two companies that submitted unsuccessful bids on the contract have been dismissed, but they may pursue other legal options.
-
Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
-
Here’s why the Army is changing its family readiness groups
Commanders will lead the new soldier and family readiness groups.
-
Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
-
Families push senior Army leaders for answers about holding moving companies accountable
Leaders are asking questions, too, about this year’s PCS moves.
-
Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
-
‘I can be a bad ass,’ top health official says, when it comes to making sure Tricare patients get good service
Tricare contractors must provide accurate directories of medical providers.
-
Senior leaders pledge support for family programs, but offer few specifics
The Army’s top civilian, top officer and top enlisted tackle familiar concerns with PCS, Tricare, child care and other programs at an AUSA forum.
-
Army surgeon general: Opioid use has decreased among soldiers
A pain-management task force began targeting the drug’s use in 2010.
-
DoD official: States ‘spotty’ in easing military spouses’ licensing burdens
The DoD will go back to some states to ask them to ramp up their efforts to help spouses.
-
$6.2B contract for moving troops’ household goods gets green light … for now
Protests from two companies that submitted unsuccessful bids on the contract have been dismissed, but they may pursue other legal options.
-
Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
-
Here’s why the Army is changing its family readiness groups
Commanders will lead the new soldier and family readiness groups.
-
Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
-
Families push senior Army leaders for answers about holding moving companies accountable
Leaders are asking questions, too, about this year’s PCS moves.
-
Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
-
‘I can be a bad ass,’ top health official says, when it comes to making sure Tricare patients get good service
Tricare contractors must provide accurate directories of medical providers.
-
Senior leaders pledge support for family programs, but offer few specifics
The Army’s top civilian, top officer and top enlisted tackle familiar concerns with PCS, Tricare, child care and other programs at an AUSA forum.
-
Army surgeon general: Opioid use has decreased among soldiers
A pain-management task force began targeting the drug’s use in 2010.
-
DoD official: States ‘spotty’ in easing military spouses’ licensing burdens
The DoD will go back to some states to ask them to ramp up their efforts to help spouses.
