Without a single vote in opposition, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill last week to expand the post-9/11 GI Bill and eliminate the 15-year time limit on the use of education benefits for new recruits. For more details, see this Military.com article.
House Passes New 'Forever' GI Bill
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- Navy Changes Career Sea Pay Guidelines
- AF Expands Parental Leave Policy
- 23% of Enlisted Retirees Expected to Cash Out
- Indiana Offers Veterans $5k and Job Opportunities
- Get $200k SGLI/VGLI Supplements: as Little as $14 a Month
- Military Base Water Contamination Issues
- Navy Expands Reenlistment Bonus Eligibility
- Your TRICARE Supplement = Big Savings on Co Pays & Rx Costs
- All VA Nursing Homes Ranked
- Up to $453k Financing & $0 Down with Your VA Loan Benefit
- Nurse Enlisted Commissioning Program
- Air Combat Command to Assume Cyber Responsibility
- VA Opens New Crisis Line Call Center
- AAFES 'Bulk Up with Gronk' Sweepstakes
- Navy App Locker Offers More Than 90 Apps
- Library Offers Digitized WWI Newspapers
- Magnetic Stimulation Used to Treat PTSD
- Soldiers Retrace WWII Campaign
- AAFES Offers PCS Resources
- PyschArmor Teams with VA to Help Prevent Suicide
- The Legion Offers Flag Lowering Alerts
- VA Issues Statement on the "VA Mission Act"
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