Armed Forces Retirement Home Accepting Applicants
New regulations allow married couples to live in the homes.
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Vietnam Veterans Can Get Free Commemorative Pin at Base Exchanges
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of the war, exchanges will have events associated with the giveaway
As Commissary Sales Plummet, Pentagon Seeks 21 Percent Subsidy Cut
The fiscal 2020 defense budget asks Congress to slash funding for commissaries by $271 million, or 21 percent.
Marine Corps Removes Tuition Assistance Restrictions
The changes make it easier for junior personnel to use the benefit.
Senators Urge VA Not to Fumble Expansion of Caregiver Benefits
"VA continues to miss deadlines and not get it right," said Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash.
Will the VA Pay for Your Funeral? The Answer May Surprise You
If you think living is expensive, try dying.
Personnel Chiefs Blame Unsafe Housing on Leadership Failures
Commands across the military had not been attentive enough to the performance of housing contractors, officials said.
Use Scalpel, Not Cleaver, on Medical Billets, USUHS Chief Urges
The president of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences worries about cuts to uniformed medical billets.
VA Begins New Claims Appeals Process Next Month
The change is an attempt to speed up the process, which used to take years.
Task Force Backs Controversial Merger of Base Store Systems
A task force wants to combine the Defense Commissary Agency and the military's three separate exchange services.
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Sailors Will No Longer Need 12 Years of Good Conduct to Sport Gold Stripes
The Navy is rescinding its tradition requiring sailors to have 12 years of blemish-free conduct to rate gold stripes.
Marine Raiders Fire Back After Call to Disband MARSOC
Dissolving MARSOC would be a huge blow.
Marine Found Dead at Camp Pendleton Guard Post from Gunshot Wound to Head
The Marine Corps would not release any additional information regarding the incident.
Controversial Military Malpractice Policy May Be Closer to Overturn Than Ever
Feres ruling continues to bar military personnel from suing the government for malpractice.
Marine Commandant Personally Invites MARSOC Trailblazer to Become an Officer
Neller has called on Marine leaders to help the service retain its top talent throughout his time as commandant.