Military Families Need a Safety Net During Military Health System Reform
Recent short-notice Middle East deployments are stark reminders of the challenges military members and their families face.
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Army Secretary Calls for Slowdown of Military Health Care Merger
The timeline to consolidate the services' medical treatment facilities under the Tricare managing agency was shortened last y...
IG Survey of Military Moves Finds Late Shipments, Missed Warnings
During the IG review period, it found the joint shipping offices issued 25 warnings, but there were 124 late shipments.
Military Medical Merger Should Lead to Faster Hospital Admission, Officials Say
Patients should expect to be admitted faster and receive better access to specialized care at Lewis-McChord's medical center.
Tricare Now Covering Portable CPAP Machines for Deployed Troops
Tricare is now covering portable Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines backdated to Jan. 24, 2019.
New Law Will Make It Easier for Military Spouses to Keep Licenses During a PCS
The Pentagon has been directed to work with states to remove bureaucratic roadblocks.
Tricare to Cover Laser Treatments for Troops with Razor Bumps
Tricare is changing its policy to let servicemen receive laser treatments at off-base facilities for razor bumps.
Air Force Awards $50,000 Grant to Help Treat Infertility in Airmen
The Air Force is investing $50K in a progesterone-testing kit company that could help service members trying to conceive.
Pentagon Approves GI Bill Benefits for National Guard Troops Serving on Border
The DoD has approved GI Bill eligibility for National Guard troops stationed at the Mexico border after a year of confusion.
Leaving Army Colonel Husband after Alleged Abuse Could End Wife's Access to Medical Care
Ellizabeth will continue to require medical treatment -- treatment that will likely cease sometime next year.
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Here's the New Light Machine Gun SOCOM Is Evaluating
The new machine gun has come a long way from the prototype that Sig unveiled at SHOT Show last year.
Space Force Offers First Peek at Camouflage Uniform
The United States Space Force has only one member so far, but it appears the service utility uniform is already well under de...
The Navy Once Called Him an ‘Unknown Negro Sailor.’ Now It’s Naming a Carrier After Him
The Navy's acting secretary is breaking with tradition to name a powerful aircraft carrier in his honor.
US Space Command Has Passed First Combat Test, Officials Say
Early warning capabilities helped protect U.S. troops on the ground.
The President's Actions Threatened US Troops, Veteran on Impeachment Team Argues
The only veteran among the House impeachment managers cited his oath to defend the Constitution.