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Smatphones may soon be on the battlfield Coming soon to the military: Smartphones - 5/17/2013
Mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPad have entered nearly every realm, but the military has remained one of the lone exceptions. However, that may soon be over, as the Pentagon's Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) recently approved them for use.
Financial concerns tops military families worries Survey: Pay tops list of military families' concerns - 5/16/2013
It's no secret that the military is in the process of changing. With operations winding down in Afghanistan, thousands of troops slated to separate from service and the Department of Defense (DOD) looking to cut spending, there is likely a lot weighing on the minds of those in the military community.
Efforts increase to bridge civilian-military gap Civilian-military gap poses challenges for transitioning troops - 5/16/2013
Whether it's struggles finding a job or difficulty adapting to a new lifestyle, many service members face challenges once they leave the military.
Wounded warriors plan South Pole trek Former Fort Carson platoon leader plans trek to South Pole - 5/15/2013
Service members who have been seriously wounded often go on to accomplish great things after recovering, and one former Fort Carson platoon leader is certainly testament to that.
Lawmakers may revisit financial protection laws Lawmakers may revisit Military Lending Act - 5/15/2013
Service members and their families have often been targeted by predatory lenders, and despite efforts from legislators to offer the military community protection, unscrupulous pay-day loan companies are still findings ways to take advantage of troops and their loved ones.
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Financial concerns tops military families worries Survey: Pay tops list of military families' concerns
It's no secret that the military is in the process of changing. With operations winding down in Afghanistan, thousands of troops slated to separate from service and the Department of Defense (DOD) looking to cut spending, there is likely a lot weighing on the minds of those in the military community. 5/16/2013
Hiring Our Heroes offers new services Hiring Our Heroes launches new addition to job fairs
The Hiring Our Heroes initiative has been helping service members find jobs since it began in 2011, and it recently launched a new initiative at Joint Base Andrews. 5/7/2013
Military families use refund checks to pay down debt Many military families use refund checks to pay down debt
As military families get their tax refund checks, many of them are using the supplemental income to make sure their financial situation is stable, according to findings recently revealed by the First Command Financial Behaviors Index. 4/30/2013
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Smatphones may soon be on the battlfield Coming soon to the military: Smartphones
Mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPad have entered nearly every realm, but the military has remained one of the lone exceptions. However, that may soon be over, as the Pentagon's Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) recently approved them for use. 5/17/2013
Efforts increase to bridge civilian-military gap Civilian-military gap poses challenges for transitioning troops
Whether it's struggles finding a job or difficulty adapting to a new lifestyle, many service members face challenges once they leave the military. 5/16/2013
Lawmakers may revisit financial protection laws Lawmakers may revisit Military Lending Act
Service members and their families have often been targeted by predatory lenders, and despite efforts from legislators to offer the military community protection, unscrupulous pay-day loan companies are still findings ways to take advantage of troops and their loved ones. 5/15/2013
New diagnostic guideines, potential treatment, a breakthrough for troops with PTSD New diagnostic criteria, potential treatment, signal step forward for troops with PTSD
Thousands of service members suffered physical wounds in Iraq and Afghanistan, and many have also had to overcome injuries that aren't visible to the naked eye. 5/14/2013
Military families turn to social media Military families turn to social media to stay in touch
The use of social media has helped people from all walks of life stay in touch, and the military community has likely benefited more than anyone else. Unlike in decades past, deployed service members can be connected to their loved ones with the click of a button. 5/13/2013
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Community organizations and VA team up to help vets Community organizations and VA team up to help vets
There are many resources available to the country's millions of veterans, but all too often they may not have access to them or may not be aware as to what they are entitled. 4/26/2013
House panel proposes adding GI Bill to transition program House panel recommends adding classes about GI Bill to transition program
Transitioning from active duty to civilian life is not always easy. Service members often face a number of obstacles as they move from the soldier lifestyle to that of a civilian, so it's no wonder that mandatory transition assistance workshops have become an important part of the process. 4/25/2013
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Wounded warriors plan South Pole trek Former Fort Carson platoon leader plans trek to South Pole
Service members who have been seriously wounded often go on to accomplish great things after recovering, and one former Fort Carson platoon leader is certainly testament to that. 5/15/2013
New York airport opens room for military families New York airport opens room for military families
Airports have grown to become an emotional part of military life. Saying goodbye to family members deploying overseas and welcoming them back from their tour take place in terminals around the country, but at Greater Binghamton Airport there is a room specifically for military families. 5/7/2013
Troops bring mortgage complaints to CFPB Troops take mortgage complaints to CFPB
Permanent changes of station (PCS) can be stressful for many military families. Not only do they require members to forge a new life for themselves each time they relocate - something which is especially challenging for children - but the burden of finding new military lodging opportunities is difficult as well. 5/1/2013
Pentagon officials propose new round of BRAC Pentagon officials propose new BRAC for 2015
As the Department of Defense (DOD) looks to cut costs, some of the proposals have been met with criticism. 4/25/2013
Proposed bill aims to help make PCS easier Proposed legislation aims to make PCS easier
There are many challenges associated with being a member of a military family. Along with managing stress caused by regular deployments, the loved ones of service members often have to navigate the tricky world of a permanent change of station (PCS). 4/24/2013
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