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FISCAL YEAR 26 ACTIVE DUTY NAVY AND NAVY RESERVE E9, E8, AND E7 ADVANCEMENT SELECTION AND MARKETPLACE SCREEN BOARD MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS
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Pentagon expands list of medical conditions that no longer disqualify enlistment in armed forces
The Defense Department has expanded the list of medical conditions that no longer disqualify people from enlisting in the military. More than 6,000 people have enlisted through a pilot program’s relaxed requirements, which allow recruits to enter basic training with previously disqualifying medical conditions, said Lin St. Clair, deputy director of the Defense Department’s accession policy directorate. Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/theaters/us/2024-10-29/defense-department-enlistment-medical-conditions-15669730.html Source - Stars and Stripes -
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TRICARE Dental Program Premiums Decrease Effective Nov. 1
FALLS CHURCH, Va. – If you’re enrolled in the TRICARE Dental Program, your TDP monthly premiums will decrease for coverage effective Nov. 1. These new rates will remain in effect until Feb. 28, 2025. “TDP premium rates change periodically,” said Douglas Elsesser, a program analyst with the Dental Program Section of the TRICARE Health Plan at the Defense Health Agency. “This helps premiums stay current with the market while maintaining affordable coverage for you and your family.” -
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Pentagon Says Adding More Recruiters Helped Services Meet Personnel Goals
Services reaching their Fiscal Year 2024 goals can be attributed, in part, to getting more recruiters into communities, recruiting chiefs told reporters Wednesday. All five services met their recruiting goals in the past fiscal year, including the Navy, which had failed to hit its target for the prior two years. In briefing reporters, the recruiting chiefs said propensity among young Americans continues to remain low.
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