Spouse and Family
Air Force Summer Moves Back on Track With More Funds From Congress
Some airmen still may face a long wait for orders, while others may need to relocate on short notice.
Some airmen still may face a long wait for orders, while others may need to relocate on short notice.
Such benefits have been provided for years on a temporary basis and are due to expire in 2024 without congressional action.
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Ask your lawmakers to support the bipartisan Military Spouse Hiring Act.
It's the latest development in support of a law designed to help spouses on the move.
The Air Force Personnel Center is only approving PCS moves for airmen with expected departure dates in July.
A letter from the Virginia delegation calls current conditions and processes "woefully unacceptable."
Here’s how you can support next week’s major push on behalf of the Military Spouse Hiring Act.
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger joined the conversation at this year’s event.
From new packing rules to improved reimbursement rates for broken goods, get up to speed for your next PCS.
One advocacy group called the overdue update "underwhelming" and said families needed more clarity from the policy.