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Panel would shrink troops’ retirement pay, offer 401(k)s
After a two-year study, the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission publicly unveiled 15 major recommendations that would give individual troops far more control over shaping and managing their own retirement package.
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Panel will propose new military retirement system
A military compensation commission impaneled by Congress is proposing a new retirement system with 401(k)-style accounts
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Reserve mobilization canceled for Ebola mission
About 350 mobilization orders were canceled because the number of new Ebola patients in Liberia is declining and the size of the U.S. force in West Africa is drawing down.
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Hagel worries about morale in today’s force
Chuck Hagel said he believes many factors are contributing to waning morale among today’s troops.
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Canadians closer to combat in Iraq than U.S. troops
Canadian troops in Iraq are operating alongside Iraqis on the front lines of the fight against ISIS. But U.S. officials say Americans remain inside headquarters facilities
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DoD: 1,000 new trainers could deploy to Middle East
U.S. troops on mission to train Syrian rebels could exceed 1,000.
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Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
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Hagel says Marines will return to maritime roots
In final visit to the area as defense secretary, Chuck Hagel tells Marines they will return to the sea, will not force U.S. values on other countries
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Hagel backs Air Force plans for long-range strike bomber
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told airmaen here Tuesday that the nation’s nuclear mission is as important as ever and he voiced strong support for the Air Force’s plans to build a costly new long-range strike bomber.
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Panel would shrink troops’ retirement pay, offer 401(k)s
After a two-year study, the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission publicly unveiled 15 major recommendations that would give individual troops far more control over shaping and managing their own retirement package.
-
Panel will propose new military retirement system
A military compensation commission impaneled by Congress is proposing a new retirement system with 401(k)-style accounts
-
Reserve mobilization canceled for Ebola mission
About 350 mobilization orders were canceled because the number of new Ebola patients in Liberia is declining and the size of the U.S. force in West Africa is drawing down.
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Hagel worries about morale in today’s force
Chuck Hagel said he believes many factors are contributing to waning morale among today’s troops.
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Hagel: Vietnam War’s lessons still echo today
Hagel: Vietnam shaped his tenure at the Pentagon
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Canadians closer to combat in Iraq than U.S. troops
Canadian troops in Iraq are operating alongside Iraqis on the front lines of the fight against ISIS. But U.S. officials say Americans remain inside headquarters facilities
-
DoD: 1,000 new trainers could deploy to Middle East
U.S. troops on mission to train Syrian rebels could exceed 1,000.
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Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
-
Hagel says Marines will return to maritime roots
In final visit to the area as defense secretary, Chuck Hagel tells Marines they will return to the sea, will not force U.S. values on other countries
-
Hagel backs Air Force plans for long-range strike bomber
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told airmaen here Tuesday that the nation’s nuclear mission is as important as ever and he voiced strong support for the Air Force’s plans to build a costly new long-range strike bomber.
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Panel would shrink troops’ retirement pay, offer 401(k)s
After a two-year study, the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission publicly unveiled 15 major recommendations that would give individual troops far more control over shaping and managing their own retirement package.
-
Panel will propose new military retirement system
A military compensation commission impaneled by Congress is proposing a new retirement system with 401(k)-style accounts
-
Reserve mobilization canceled for Ebola mission
About 350 mobilization orders were canceled because the number of new Ebola patients in Liberia is declining and the size of the U.S. force in West Africa is drawing down.
-
Hagel worries about morale in today’s force
Chuck Hagel said he believes many factors are contributing to waning morale among today’s troops.
-
Hagel: Vietnam War’s lessons still echo today
Hagel: Vietnam shaped his tenure at the Pentagon
-
Canadians closer to combat in Iraq than U.S. troops
Canadian troops in Iraq are operating alongside Iraqis on the front lines of the fight against ISIS. But U.S. officials say Americans remain inside headquarters facilities
-
DoD: 1,000 new trainers could deploy to Middle East
U.S. troops on mission to train Syrian rebels could exceed 1,000.
-
Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
-
Hagel says Marines will return to maritime roots
In final visit to the area as defense secretary, Chuck Hagel tells Marines they will return to the sea, will not force U.S. values on other countries
-
Hagel backs Air Force plans for long-range strike bomber
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told airmaen here Tuesday that the nation’s nuclear mission is as important as ever and he voiced strong support for the Air Force’s plans to build a costly new long-range strike bomber.














