Every generation has a slightly different experience of military service. For 13 things that no longer exist but you'll remember if you served in the US Navy in the 1980s, see this Under the Radar post.
Remember Being a Sailor in the 80s?
Current issue of the Military Report
- CBO Suggests Raising Tricare Fees, Cutting Vet Benefits
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- Final Opt-In Rates for Blended Retirement Yield More Surprises
- VA Secretary: 'Insulting' to Suggest Shutdown Could Cause Veteran Suicides
- Employer Spotlight: Cognosante Is Hiring Veterans
- Supreme Court Rejects Appeal over Military Burn Pits
- Could Your Family Survive if Something Happened to You?
- How the Government Shutdown Impacts Tricare
- VA Renews Opposition to Agent Orange Benefits for Blue Water Vets
- $0 Rx Costs with a Tricare Supplement
- Degree No Longer Required for Air Force Promotion
- Air Force Competition Seeks Innovations
- Navy Names Career Submariner as Next Naval Academy Commandant
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- VA Activities During the Shutdown
- Air Force Marathon Registration Now Open
- Navy Week 2019 Schedule Announced
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- Navy Tests Smartphone Access to Personnel Records
- Update on Air Reserve Pay Issues
- Pitch Your Business Idea at Air Force Pitch Day
- The Difference Between Emergency and Urgent Care
- Exchange Featuring Several Sweepstakes
- Navy Holds Inaugural "Re-blue" Event
- Website Honors Native Americans Who Served
- VA Offers New Ultrasound Device
- Navy Streams Officer Graduations
- Tricare Emergency in Florida
- American Legion Offers Resource Guide
- Career Fair in Texas
- Air Force Materiel Command Launches App
- Find Your VA Benefits
- Air Force Email Moves to the Cloud
- Lighthouse Marks Anniversary
- VA Partners With Fund to Aid Veterans
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