Spouse and Family Benefits

About 1,000 children of Coast Guard families could lose their spots at base child development centers under a new DoD policy.

Vietnam-era and other pre-9/11 vets are closer to accessing a program designed to pay family support for in-home care.

Lawmakers expressed frustration over a lack of information on why military clinics are closing to retirees and families.

However, access to American Forces Travel (AFT), the official Morale, Welfare and Recreation travel site, is still spotty.

The DHA announced plans to halt care for military retirees, retiree families and active-duty family members at 38 facilities.

However, some key rights weren't covered, including access to maintenance history and dispute resolution.

The scale, included in a recent report, measures how portable each state's military spouse licensing allowances laws are.

Commandant Gen. David Berger says he wants a formal recommendation on implementing a year-paid maternity leave policy.

Military families and retirees receiving care through 38 military hospitals nationwide will soon be forced to go off-base.

Tricare beneficiaries in select regions will try out a plan that will let them go to other bases for specialized treatment.