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5/21/2013
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5/20/2013 | - | 2014 Military Budget
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5/17/2013 | - | Financial Storm Dissipating
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5/16/2013 | - | Marking up a Congressional Bill
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5/14/2013 | - | Montana Makes It 46!
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5/10/2013 | - | Military Pay and Vets Benefits aren't the priority! | ||
5/2/2013 | - | Budgets and the Impact on Retention
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5/1/2013 | - | On this Day - Enlisted History
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4/29/2013 | - | Guard and Reserve Veteran Status Bill Clears a Hurdle
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4/28/2013 | - | Roundtable Discussion on Veterans
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Military Construction-Veterans Affairs Bill Advances The House Appropriations Committee is poised to approve its FY14 Military Construction-VA funding bill today. A draft measure unanimously approved by the House Appropriations, Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies subcommittee last week provides $147.6 billion in total spending; $73.3 billion of that figure is specifically directed toward discretionary programs. Specifically, $9.9 billion would be set aside for military construction ... Read more ...
Straight from the CEO: 2014 Military Budget On Wednesday, House Armed Services subcommittees will begin marking up the fiscal year 2014 National Defense Authorization (NDAA) bill. Over a course of two days lawmakers will make initial decisions on a number of very important programs affecting our members. These include military pay and earned healthcare benefits. Although current law allows a 1.8% military pay raise in January, the Administration has proposed capping it at 1%. ... Read more ...
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