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Senator ‘baffled’ by DoD testimony on sexual assault incident visibility at unit level
“Isn’t that the unit commander’s job,” asked Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
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Military housing tenants’ rights for disputes and rent withholding still on track for June
Service personnel chiefs confirmed the remaining provisions of the military housing tenant bill of rights are close to reality.
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Locality pay would be more even under proposed legislation
Proposed legislation would prevent hourly wage employees from receiving a different locality pay adjustment than salaried employees working in the same location.
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Some military bases limiting gas purchases, encouraging telework in wake of pipeline shutdown
Like their civilian counterparts, some gas stations on military bases are seeing long lines and fuel shortages.
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Military parents would get 12 weeks of leave to care for new children under congressional proposal
The time off would apply to both primary and secondary caregivers.
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The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: ‘Afghanistan Is Like a Member of My Family’
As U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, an Army spouse shares her perspective on a country she’s come to know and love through her husband’s many deployments and the toll the war there has taken on her life.
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Space Force’s first senior spouse works to build a ‘family-like culture’
Mollie Raymond encourages Space Force families to reach out to her directly on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; a virtual spouse welcome is set for May 12.
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Some military treatment facilities failed to limit ADHD prescription lengths, audit finds
At least 65 military treatment facilities ignored Defense Health Agency guidance to limit ADHD prescriptions to no more than 90-day supplies.
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How bad is DoD’s domestic abuse problem? Unclear, thanks to data gaps, auditors say
DoD and the services have made progress in their response to domestic abuse, but need better visibility over cases and commanders’ actions.
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Guard chief wants free health care for all troops, activated or not
Leaders worry that troops who suffer injuries before and after active-duty don’t have medical coverage they need.
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Senator ‘baffled’ by DoD testimony on sexual assault incident visibility at unit level
“Isn’t that the unit commander’s job,” asked Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
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Military housing tenants’ rights for disputes and rent withholding still on track for June
Service personnel chiefs confirmed the remaining provisions of the military housing tenant bill of rights are close to reality.
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Locality pay would be more even under proposed legislation
Proposed legislation would prevent hourly wage employees from receiving a different locality pay adjustment than salaried employees working in the same location.
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Some military bases limiting gas purchases, encouraging telework in wake of pipeline shutdown
Like their civilian counterparts, some gas stations on military bases are seeing long lines and fuel shortages.
-
Military parents would get 12 weeks of leave to care for new children under congressional proposal
The time off would apply to both primary and secondary caregivers.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: ‘Afghanistan Is Like a Member of My Family’
As U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, an Army spouse shares her perspective on a country she’s come to know and love through her husband’s many deployments and the toll the war there has taken on her life.
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Space Force’s first senior spouse works to build a ‘family-like culture’
Mollie Raymond encourages Space Force families to reach out to her directly on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; a virtual spouse welcome is set for May 12.
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Some military treatment facilities failed to limit ADHD prescription lengths, audit finds
At least 65 military treatment facilities ignored Defense Health Agency guidance to limit ADHD prescriptions to no more than 90-day supplies.
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How bad is DoD’s domestic abuse problem? Unclear, thanks to data gaps, auditors say
DoD and the services have made progress in their response to domestic abuse, but need better visibility over cases and commanders’ actions.
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Guard chief wants free health care for all troops, activated or not
Leaders worry that troops who suffer injuries before and after active-duty don’t have medical coverage they need.
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Senator ‘baffled’ by DoD testimony on sexual assault incident visibility at unit level
“Isn’t that the unit commander’s job,” asked Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
-
Military housing tenants’ rights for disputes and rent withholding still on track for June
Service personnel chiefs confirmed the remaining provisions of the military housing tenant bill of rights are close to reality.
-
Locality pay would be more even under proposed legislation
Proposed legislation would prevent hourly wage employees from receiving a different locality pay adjustment than salaried employees working in the same location.
-
Some military bases limiting gas purchases, encouraging telework in wake of pipeline shutdown
Like their civilian counterparts, some gas stations on military bases are seeing long lines and fuel shortages.
-
Military parents would get 12 weeks of leave to care for new children under congressional proposal
The time off would apply to both primary and secondary caregivers.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: ‘Afghanistan Is Like a Member of My Family’
As U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, an Army spouse shares her perspective on a country she’s come to know and love through her husband’s many deployments and the toll the war there has taken on her life.
-
Space Force’s first senior spouse works to build a ‘family-like culture’
Mollie Raymond encourages Space Force families to reach out to her directly on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; a virtual spouse welcome is set for May 12.
-
Some military treatment facilities failed to limit ADHD prescription lengths, audit finds
At least 65 military treatment facilities ignored Defense Health Agency guidance to limit ADHD prescriptions to no more than 90-day supplies.
-
How bad is DoD’s domestic abuse problem? Unclear, thanks to data gaps, auditors say
DoD and the services have made progress in their response to domestic abuse, but need better visibility over cases and commanders’ actions.
-
Guard chief wants free health care for all troops, activated or not
Leaders worry that troops who suffer injuries before and after active-duty don’t have medical coverage they need.
