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Fee Changes Announced for Some TRICARE Users

Grey-area retirees will pay a little more and drilling National Guardsmen a little less for their TRICARE medical coverage, according to information updated on the program’s website. The changes go into effect Jan. 1 after a 2017 revision that moved... Read More Details

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On-Time Budget: DoD Begins Fiscal Year with Full Funding

For the first time in a decade, the Defense Department is beginning a fiscal year with its full funding in place. President Donald Trump on Friday signed into law $674.4 billion in appropriations for the Pentagon, part of $716 billion in total... Read More Details

New Retiree Dental Plans Available for Review

Military retirees who plan to enroll in dental coverage for 2019 can now research available plans. The TRICARE Retiree Dental Plan (TRDP) ends Dec. 31, 2018. Retirees who want to continue their dental coverage must select a plan from the options... Read More Details

August 2018 Update

On Aug. 3, Congress sent the fiscal 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to President Donald Trump for his signature. The NDAA contains several provisions beneficial to the National Guard, including authorizations for: The secretaries of... Read More Details

Fedrec Wait Times See Dramatic Drop

Some National Guard officers are waiting 40 percent less for federal recognition of their state promotions since NGAUS cast a light on lengthy delays in the process. Click here to watch NGAUS video . Wait times had been 293 days on average earlier... Read More Details

Army Chief: Pass New Fitness Test or Be Gone

The Army chief of staff says troops will need to be able to pass the new Army Combat Fitness Test if they want to stay in service. "If you can't get in shape in 24 months, then maybe you should hit the road," Gen. Mark A. Milley told reporters Monday... Read More Details