Monthly Archives: January 2012

Tricare Changes Possible As DOD Sets Sights On Retirees In 2012

January 30, 2012
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The government is still trying to find ways to cut cost. The DOD has recently considered requiring retirees still of working age to use employee provided health care in an attempt to help with the budget. Currently there isn’t anything set in stone, and it wouldn’t affect any current retirees or serving members. The...

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100 Soldiers Restricted At Joint Base Lewis-McChord In Washington Do To Theft

January 9, 2012
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Missing equipment always leads to an investigation. Unfortunately when it is $600,000 worth of night vision, laser sights and other gear, these investigations get serious very quickly. Currently 100 soldiers are being restricted to the Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State. The Army Criminal Investigation Command is looking into the theft of the equipment...

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Turbo Tax And H&R Block For Active Duty Military and Veterans – Understanding Adjusted Gross Income And How To File For Free Online

January 5, 2012
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A new year means a new start for many active duty military members and veterans, but it also means it’s time to file taxes. Many soldiers and sailors choose between TurboTax, which provides online filing options, or H&R Block to talk to someone in person. Taxes can be a complicated matter, and if done...

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