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The 14-member group is targeting absentee procedures and making voters aware of key deadlines.

Officers and spouses are pursuing creative solutions, while hoping defense leaders will improve military child care and education.

You don't need to be a veteran to receive assistance. Learn how to take part or refer others.

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With scams targeting military families on the rise, arm yourself with knowledge.

The new cards, already in circulation, have an updated design and security features to deter fraud.

Through Military OneSource, servicemembers can access a portal to find child care providers.

Learn more about the program and its sponsors, and how you can apply.

Families that don't follow the updated rules could lose travel reimbursement.

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MOAA joined other advocacy groups and more than 30 lawmakers in a letter seeking “creative solutions.”