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Category Archives: Benefits
Packing light & right
Settling on a gear list for a remote hunt is an exercise in thinking light, practical and necessary.
Cost may hinder plan to improve GI Bill
Tens of thousands of student veterans would benefit from a GI Bill improvement package that is pending before Congress, if only lawmakers can overcome cost issues.
Tricare Help: How can I prove to my doctor that I’m covered?
Answering your questions on Tricare.
From the Ranks: Ex-sailor climbs world’s tallest peaks for a cause
Former Navy rescue swimmer Brian Dickinson is on a quest to climb to the highest peak on each of the world’s seven continents, raising money for AIDS research along the way.
More than semi-tough: Troops take warrior mentality to gridiron
Editor's note: The Fayetteville Enforcers and Camp Lejeune Bulldogs both advanced to the second round of the Alliance Football League playoffs, scheduled to continue Saturday, Sept. 26. If both teams win, they face off in the division championship.
Tricare Help: Tricare acts as supplement to employer’s insurance plan
Answering your questions on Tricare.
Army captain races to $100,000 for wounded warriors
Most runners compete in the GORE-TEX TransRockies Run for the challenge, but Army Capt. Matt Cavanaugh and retired Ranger Capt. Paul Terranova ran to raise money and awareness for the Wounded Warrior Project, a program to help severely disabled veterans … Continue reading
GI Bill state caps rise for many veterans
Tuition and fee caps under the Post-9/11 GI Bill are increasing in most states for the fall 2010 school term, which is good news for students who are affected by the caps set for every state.
Tricare Help: No coverage for pregnant girlfriend unless you marry
Answering your questions on Tricare.
250,000 Vietnam vets could get benefits under new Agent Orange rules
Sweeping new presumptions about what medical conditions in Vietnam veterans are the result of exposure to the herbicide Agent Orange could lead to benefits for up to 250,000 more veterans.