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Lt. Gen. Brian T. Kelly, USAF (Ret), appeared on a recent episode of the “CEOs You Should Know” podcast.
Lt. Gen. Brian T. Kelly, USAF (Ret), appeared on a recent episode of the “CEOs You Should Know” podcast.
Roughly 200,000 claims have waited more than 125 days for a decision. Nearly 600,000 PACT Act claims have been filed so far.
The new rules apply to staff, patients, and visitors. The mandate will remain in some high-risk locations, such as transplant units.
Members of the Surviving Spouse Advisory Council participated in MOAA’s Advocacy in Action event on Capitol Hill.
Even as numbers rise, the service’s top civilian says it will not meet its “very ambitious goal” for 2023.
The initiative is one of several expected to launch as part of the department’s “Year of the Caregiver.”
Dependents and survivors of some vets don’t have the same care options as fellow young adults. Help MOAA change that.
Find out the new figure, how the final rate will be set, and why this issue remains a top MOAA priority.
Here’s what the proposed agreement to avoid a default would mean for DoD and VA budgets.
Whether you are planning a PCS move this summer or just looking for a leg up the next time, take this advice to heart.
Some soldiers have taken issue with the implementation of new leave rules, which were unveiled in January.
The three-month delay gives the nearly 1,300 affected retirees time to file a debt waiver application, the Navy said.