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‘Why weren’t you there to protect us?’ Hawaii military families grill Navy leaders about toxic water
Officials said they have now identified three Air Force housing communities, five Navy communities and two Army communities affected by the contamination.
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Oil found in water for military families in Hawaii, Navy confirms; some residents moving to hotels
As officials flush the petroleum contaminants out of the system, some families have been offered hotel rooms; others will receive temporary lodging allowance.
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Money for Afghan refugees but not military pay boost in latest federal budget plan
The budget plan would avoid a partial government shutdown set for Friday night.
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Petroleum found in Navy water system after fuel leak in samples from elementary school: Hawaii officials
The elementary school, serving mostly military children, is one of the sites in the Navy water system where fuel odors have been detected in the water this week.
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Marketer gets 30 months in fraud scheme involving Tricare
Shoemaker was ordered to pay restitution and forfeit all assets resulting from the scheme.
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Water worries in Hawaii military housing: ‘I am angry, extremely stressed’
Officials are providing potable water as they conduct further tests.
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Military health care deadlines looming
Dec. 13 is the deadline for Tricare and FEDVIP enrollment and changes.
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The household goods contract is protested — again — with military families caught in the middle
It’s not clear whether the protest will alter the timeline for service members to begin using the new moving process, which is now expected in late 2022.
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Here’s how the selection of a single contractor to arrange PCS moves might help
Troops can expect to see improvements in every part of the moving process, from scheduling to filing a claim for lost or damaged goods, says the chief executive officer of HomeSafe Alliance.
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Rising costs for troops’ pay and benefits could hurt military readiness, experts warn
Former defense officials say military leaders and lawmakers need to start discussing changes now to see financial benefits in coming years.
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‘Why weren’t you there to protect us?’ Hawaii military families grill Navy leaders about toxic water
Officials said they have now identified three Air Force housing communities, five Navy communities and two Army communities affected by the contamination.
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Oil found in water for military families in Hawaii, Navy confirms; some residents moving to hotels
As officials flush the petroleum contaminants out of the system, some families have been offered hotel rooms; others will receive temporary lodging allowance.
-
Money for Afghan refugees but not military pay boost in latest federal budget plan
The budget plan would avoid a partial government shutdown set for Friday night.
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Petroleum found in Navy water system after fuel leak in samples from elementary school: Hawaii officials
The elementary school, serving mostly military children, is one of the sites in the Navy water system where fuel odors have been detected in the water this week.
-
Marketer gets 30 months in fraud scheme involving Tricare
Shoemaker was ordered to pay restitution and forfeit all assets resulting from the scheme.
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Water worries in Hawaii military housing: ‘I am angry, extremely stressed’
Officials are providing potable water as they conduct further tests.
-
Military health care deadlines looming
Dec. 13 is the deadline for Tricare and FEDVIP enrollment and changes.
-
The household goods contract is protested — again — with military families caught in the middle
It’s not clear whether the protest will alter the timeline for service members to begin using the new moving process, which is now expected in late 2022.
-
Here’s how the selection of a single contractor to arrange PCS moves might help
Troops can expect to see improvements in every part of the moving process, from scheduling to filing a claim for lost or damaged goods, says the chief executive officer of HomeSafe Alliance.
-
Rising costs for troops’ pay and benefits could hurt military readiness, experts warn
Former defense officials say military leaders and lawmakers need to start discussing changes now to see financial benefits in coming years.
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‘Why weren’t you there to protect us?’ Hawaii military families grill Navy leaders about toxic water
Officials said they have now identified three Air Force housing communities, five Navy communities and two Army communities affected by the contamination.
-
Oil found in water for military families in Hawaii, Navy confirms; some residents moving to hotels
As officials flush the petroleum contaminants out of the system, some families have been offered hotel rooms; others will receive temporary lodging allowance.
-
Money for Afghan refugees but not military pay boost in latest federal budget plan
The budget plan would avoid a partial government shutdown set for Friday night.
-
Petroleum found in Navy water system after fuel leak in samples from elementary school: Hawaii officials
The elementary school, serving mostly military children, is one of the sites in the Navy water system where fuel odors have been detected in the water this week.
-
Marketer gets 30 months in fraud scheme involving Tricare
Shoemaker was ordered to pay restitution and forfeit all assets resulting from the scheme.
-
Water worries in Hawaii military housing: ‘I am angry, extremely stressed’
Officials are providing potable water as they conduct further tests.
-
Military health care deadlines looming
Dec. 13 is the deadline for Tricare and FEDVIP enrollment and changes.
-
The household goods contract is protested — again — with military families caught in the middle
It’s not clear whether the protest will alter the timeline for service members to begin using the new moving process, which is now expected in late 2022.
-
Here’s how the selection of a single contractor to arrange PCS moves might help
Troops can expect to see improvements in every part of the moving process, from scheduling to filing a claim for lost or damaged goods, says the chief executive officer of HomeSafe Alliance.
-
Rising costs for troops’ pay and benefits could hurt military readiness, experts warn
Former defense officials say military leaders and lawmakers need to start discussing changes now to see financial benefits in coming years.
