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Auditors: Firefighting chemicals forced water-system shutdowns or fixes at 11 DoD installations
DoD is identifying, cleaning up contaminants in drinking water related to chemicals in firefighting foam.
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Report dings DoD for poor reporting on installation water quality
GAO wants DoD to look into its water-treatment facilities.
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Twentynine Palms commissary selling some items outside as cleanup of rat problem continues
Customers are now able to buy a few items outside the store while officials sanitize the inside of the store and figure out where the rats are entering.
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CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
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Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
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New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
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Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
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Disaster-related benefits end soon for Tricare users hit by Harvey, Irma
Tricare has procedures in place to make sure beneficiaries have access to health care when they are affected by disasters.
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SC medical practice will pay $2 million to settle allegations of false Tricare, Medicare claims
Key officials will lose management positions as part of the agreement. The company denies any wrongdoing.
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Feds allege California Marines involved in $67M health fraud
Federal authorities say Southern California Marines were recruited for a scheme that bilked the government’s military health insurance provider out of $67 million.
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Auditors: Firefighting chemicals forced water-system shutdowns or fixes at 11 DoD installations
DoD is identifying, cleaning up contaminants in drinking water related to chemicals in firefighting foam.
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Report dings DoD for poor reporting on installation water quality
GAO wants DoD to look into its water-treatment facilities.
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Twentynine Palms commissary selling some items outside as cleanup of rat problem continues
Customers are now able to buy a few items outside the store while officials sanitize the inside of the store and figure out where the rats are entering.
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CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
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Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
-
New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
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Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
-
Disaster-related benefits end soon for Tricare users hit by Harvey, Irma
Tricare has procedures in place to make sure beneficiaries have access to health care when they are affected by disasters.
-
SC medical practice will pay $2 million to settle allegations of false Tricare, Medicare claims
Key officials will lose management positions as part of the agreement. The company denies any wrongdoing.
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Feds allege California Marines involved in $67M health fraud
Federal authorities say Southern California Marines were recruited for a scheme that bilked the government’s military health insurance provider out of $67 million.
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Auditors: Firefighting chemicals forced water-system shutdowns or fixes at 11 DoD installations
DoD is identifying, cleaning up contaminants in drinking water related to chemicals in firefighting foam.
-
Report dings DoD for poor reporting on installation water quality
GAO wants DoD to look into its water-treatment facilities.
-
Twentynine Palms commissary selling some items outside as cleanup of rat problem continues
Customers are now able to buy a few items outside the store while officials sanitize the inside of the store and figure out where the rats are entering.
-
CFC’s new online portal may lead more donors to military family, youth programs
Campaign participates can search by installation when choosing how to donate.
-
Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
-
New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
-
Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
-
Disaster-related benefits end soon for Tricare users hit by Harvey, Irma
Tricare has procedures in place to make sure beneficiaries have access to health care when they are affected by disasters.
-
SC medical practice will pay $2 million to settle allegations of false Tricare, Medicare claims
Key officials will lose management positions as part of the agreement. The company denies any wrongdoing.
-
Feds allege California Marines involved in $67M health fraud
Federal authorities say Southern California Marines were recruited for a scheme that bilked the government’s military health insurance provider out of $67 million.
