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New parents would get more time at home, under proposal in defense bill
Troops whose spouses give birth would get at least 14 days leave, as would dual military couples who adopt a child.
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Military spouses: These employers know I’m right for the job
The companies make extra effort for employees who are married to the military.
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Second lady calls for more research to help military children
Second lady Jill Biden called for more data and research about military children, during a summit of educators, advocates and others.
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Opinion: How Common Core helps military families
Common Core offers high, consistent standards in education for military children.
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Military spouses back Common Core as key to improving kids’ education
A group of military spouses is taking on the issue of the quality of education in schools, promoting Common Core State Standards as the best chance to raise the bar for military children — and all children.
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Pentagon’s family programs chief resigns to work for VA
The Pentagon’s chief of family and morale, welfare and recreation programs has resigned to take a job with the Department of Veterans Affairs, effective at the beginning of April, sources said.
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Legislation would halt bad military discharges due to PTSD or TBI
Lawmakers want to avoid having service members given bad discharges because of treatable mental health injuries
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Free YMCA membership extended for certain troops
Families of deployed Guard and Reserve members, and certain others will continue to be eligible for free memberships at participating YMCAs around the country, now that defense officials have extended the partnership with Armed Services YMCA for anot
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President Kennedy’s Florida nuke bunker could be shuttered
RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. — The bunker where President John F. Kennedy would have been whisked if World War III erupted while he vacationed in Florida may face a bigger threat than Soviet missiles ever posed: a battle between its operators and the Port of Palm Beach.
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What military baby showers say about military life
At my husband’s first duty station, I was indignant at the number of baby showers I felt obligated to attend in honor of second, third or, gasp, fourth children.
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New parents would get more time at home, under proposal in defense bill
Troops whose spouses give birth would get at least 14 days leave, as would dual military couples who adopt a child.
-
Military spouses: These employers know I’m right for the job
The companies make extra effort for employees who are married to the military.
-
Second lady calls for more research to help military children
Second lady Jill Biden called for more data and research about military children, during a summit of educators, advocates and others.
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Opinion: How Common Core helps military families
Common Core offers high, consistent standards in education for military children.
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Military spouses back Common Core as key to improving kids’ education
A group of military spouses is taking on the issue of the quality of education in schools, promoting Common Core State Standards as the best chance to raise the bar for military children — and all children.
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Pentagon’s family programs chief resigns to work for VA
The Pentagon’s chief of family and morale, welfare and recreation programs has resigned to take a job with the Department of Veterans Affairs, effective at the beginning of April, sources said.
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Legislation would halt bad military discharges due to PTSD or TBI
Lawmakers want to avoid having service members given bad discharges because of treatable mental health injuries
-
Free YMCA membership extended for certain troops
Families of deployed Guard and Reserve members, and certain others will continue to be eligible for free memberships at participating YMCAs around the country, now that defense officials have extended the partnership with Armed Services YMCA for anot
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President Kennedy’s Florida nuke bunker could be shuttered
RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. — The bunker where President John F. Kennedy would have been whisked if World War III erupted while he vacationed in Florida may face a bigger threat than Soviet missiles ever posed: a battle between its operators and the Port of Palm Beach.
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What military baby showers say about military life
At my husband’s first duty station, I was indignant at the number of baby showers I felt obligated to attend in honor of second, third or, gasp, fourth children.
-
New parents would get more time at home, under proposal in defense bill
Troops whose spouses give birth would get at least 14 days leave, as would dual military couples who adopt a child.
-
Military spouses: These employers know I’m right for the job
The companies make extra effort for employees who are married to the military.
-
Second lady calls for more research to help military children
Second lady Jill Biden called for more data and research about military children, during a summit of educators, advocates and others.
-
Opinion: How Common Core helps military families
Common Core offers high, consistent standards in education for military children.
-
Military spouses back Common Core as key to improving kids’ education
A group of military spouses is taking on the issue of the quality of education in schools, promoting Common Core State Standards as the best chance to raise the bar for military children — and all children.
-
Pentagon’s family programs chief resigns to work for VA
The Pentagon’s chief of family and morale, welfare and recreation programs has resigned to take a job with the Department of Veterans Affairs, effective at the beginning of April, sources said.
-
Legislation would halt bad military discharges due to PTSD or TBI
Lawmakers want to avoid having service members given bad discharges because of treatable mental health injuries
-
Free YMCA membership extended for certain troops
Families of deployed Guard and Reserve members, and certain others will continue to be eligible for free memberships at participating YMCAs around the country, now that defense officials have extended the partnership with Armed Services YMCA for anot
-
President Kennedy’s Florida nuke bunker could be shuttered
RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. — The bunker where President John F. Kennedy would have been whisked if World War III erupted while he vacationed in Florida may face a bigger threat than Soviet missiles ever posed: a battle between its operators and the Port of Palm Beach.
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What military baby showers say about military life
At my husband’s first duty station, I was indignant at the number of baby showers I felt obligated to attend in honor of second, third or, gasp, fourth children.
