Spouse and Family Benefits

Half of the dozen volunteers who make up G.I. Grannies and Gramps for Soldier Support are also families of fallen troops.

Officials announced an addition to a list of circumstances under which users will be permitted to switch plans.

DoD officials need to make sure civilian health care providers are giving military families good care, according to a report.

A proposed military benefits policy update would give more military families with special needs access to respite care.

A new Department of Veterans Affairs research hub will focus on veteran caregiver challenges and services.

DoD officials are scrambling to develop a workaround after a host server for its military spouse scholarship program failed.

Lawmakers want the DoD to reconsider blocking troops with 16 or more years from transferring their post-9/11 GI Bill.

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This series of proposals is one step closer to becoming law.

An active-duty Army family says a series of Tricare billing errors has left them saddled with medical debt.