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The women most likely to stay in the Navy are now those with children.
It may not be well known beyond the gates of Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek, but Army and Navy music schools train hundreds and young men and women annually.
Some Hampton Roads military families say they have repeatedly reported issues of mold, vermin and water intrusion, and made routine service requests to the companies that manage their privatized military housing, only to face indifference.
Lawmaker chides service for hiding “true depth of readiness challenges that plague the Navy today."
Most service members and their families will see a reduction in their tax bills this year, but there are a number of changes in U.S. federal tax laws that they need to be aware of.
Turns out female soldiers are just as susceptible to the "invisible wounds" of combat such as PTSD or anxiety, according to one of the first official Naval studies to focus solely on military women.
The women most likely to stay in the Navy are now those with children.
Some Hampton Roads military families say they have repeatedly reported issues of mold, vermin and water intrusion, and made routine service requests to the companies that manage their privatized military housing, only to face indifference.
Most service members and their families will see a reduction in their tax bills this year, but there are a number of changes in U.S. federal tax laws that they need to be aware of.
At least 3,700 active duty Coast Guard members in Hampton Roads missed their first paycheck Tuesday as the partial federal shutdown continues.
The USS Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group departed Norfolk Monday, a day after the USS Harry S Truman Carrier Strike Group returned home.
"I'm honored to be able to say, 'Welcome home,' " Trump told the room. "We know that we are free because you are brave. …we are forever grateful for your service."
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Getting treatment for a serious injury or ailment isn’t simply a matter of taking prescribed medication or showing up for appointments on time. It’s also about the little things in between – d…
Some Hampton Roads military families say they have repeatedly reported issues of mold, vermin and water intrusion, and made routine service requests to the companies that manage their privatized military housing, only to face indifference.
