More On Spouse and Family Benefits

A new bill would give troops with infertility related to their service greater access to advanced reproductive treatments.

In one case, the Pentagon paid as much as $1,400 for a breast pump that could be purchased in a store for less than $200.

A proposal would hand responsibility for shipping the household goods of about 650,000 families a year to a private company.

You may be getting a nice refund from Uncle Sam this year, thanks to the St. Clair decision

Troops may get the right to withhold rent or break leases if their homes are in an unacceptable condition.

American Forces Travel is a partnership between the Defense Department and Priceline.

A spending cap increase will leave more cash in some military family members' pockets.

Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Russell Smith said Navy Installations Command is working to expand child care choices.

Fewer troops will receive a cost-of-living-adjustment (COLA) payment stateside in 2019