The change will start in the Pacific, but likely won't stop there.

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Officials hope the move, which has yet to be formalized, would address ongoing retention concerns.

"This is about increasing lethality. This is not your granddad's rifle range."

Commandant Gen. Eric Smith was confirmed for the job in September. He underwent open-heart surgery in January.

The decision could pave the way to retroactive pay and future compensation for thousands of caregivers.

A March 1 move will affect beneficiaries taking specialty medications, including certain maintenance drugs.

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The move is part of the department's anti-fraud measures. It could affect tens of thousands of GI Bill users.

"I actually just cried at the hoops they expect veterans to jump through to get their mileage reimbursement."

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A new partnership in Tennessee is one of a series of agreements designed to improve access.