News Releases – Office of Public and Intergovernmental Affairs
VA announces new options to help Veterans avoid foreclosure
July 23, 2021, 11:32:00... Source...
- Towing company agrees to pay troops for illegally selling their vehicles
- Tuition assistance back online, but many soldiers still need reimbursements
- Get help from your chain of command
- Here’s what’s happening to help military families hit hard by housing, moving crunches
- 2.7 percent raise for troops, DoD civilians next year gains momentum
- Citing ‘crisis’ in military child care facilities and barracks, lawmakers want extra $15 billion
- Another 16 million veterans can get these DoD travel deals
- Proposal to guarantee minimum-wage salaries for all troops fizzles
- Troops deployed to remote areas would have complete electronic voting under new legislation
- Summer Olympics to be streamed free for service members and veterans
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Towing company agrees to pay troops for illegally selling their vehicles
A Dallas towing company has agreed to pay $50,000 as part of an settlement reached...
‘They Choose Not to Listen’: Thae Ohu Speaks for the First Time on Her Experience in the Marines
Thae Ohu loved the Marine Corps. The young refugee from Burma worked hard to convince...
He risked his life as an interpreter for the US. Now Sam Al Helli is in the Navy Reserve
Former Iraqi Interpreter commissioned into Navy Reserve Sam Al Helli was commissioned Friday... Source link
Two Soldiers Killed in 2017 Niger Ambush Named Honorary Green Berets
Two American soldiers who died in 2017 fighting off Islamic State-affiliated attackers in Niger alongside...
Tuition assistance back online, but many soldiers still need reimbursements
The Army formally launched ArmyIgnitED, its new educational assistance portal, across the entire force last...
As COVID cases surge again, VA officials implore all vets to get vaccinated
Veterans Affairs officials urging all veterans and family members to get vaccinated against... Source link
Oklahoma military bases poised to grow in 2022, senator says
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — All five of Oklahoma’s military installations will remain viable and... Source...
Get help from your chain of command
As military families struggle in a moving season that’s more turbulent than any in recent...