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ANNUAL NOTICE OF SERVICEMEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT PROTECTIONS TO MILITARY MEMBERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS
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Timeline for Release of Active-Duty E-8 and E-9 Results
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FY25 NAVY ACTIVE DUTY AND RESERVE COMPONENT ENLISTED ADVANCEMENT SELECTION BOARDS FOR CHIEF PETTY OFFICER
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Quotas for the active-duty E-8 and E-9 boards
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House plan for defense budget gives nearly 20% pay hike to junior enlisted troops
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Q&A: What To Know as New TRICARE Contracts Begin in 2025
FALLS CHURCH, Va. – New TRICARE managed care support (MCS) contracts, known as T-5, will start on Jan. 1, 2025. MCS contractors manage administrative support services for the TRICARE benefit. This includes managing enrollment services, maintaining civilian healthcare networks, operating call centers, and processing TRICARE claims. The new contracts will improve health care delivery, quality, and access for beneficiaries living in the United States. The Defense Health Agency (DHA) and the two regional contractors in the East Region and West Region are currently transitioning to these new contracts to ensure health care delivery is ready for all beneficiaries on Jan. 1, 2025. “We are committed to keeping all of our military families informed about your health plan, your choices, and ensuring a seamless transition to new contractors,” said Lt. Gen. Telita Crosland, director of the DHA. Here’s what you should know as the DHA transitions to the new contracts in 2025. -
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ANNUAL NOTICE OF SERVICEMEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT PROTECTIONS TO MILITARY MEMBERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS
CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED// ROUTINE R 162011Z MAY 24 MID120001107134U FM SECNAV WASHINGTON DC TO ALNAV INFO SECNAV WASHINGTON DC CNO WASHINGTON DC CMC WASHINGTON DC BT UNCLAS ALNAV 043/24 MSGID/GENADMIN/SECNAV WASHINGTON DC/-/MAY// SUBJ/ANNUAL NOTICE OF SERVICEMEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT PROTECTIONS TO MILITARY MEMBERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS// REF A/50 U.S.C. Section 3916// REF B/50 U.S.C. Section 3938a// NARR/REF A IS 50 UNITED STATES CODE SECTION 3916, SERVICEMEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT. REF B is 50 UNITED STATES CODE SECTION 3938a, SERVICEMEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT// RMKS/1. In accordance with references (a) and (b), this ALNAV serves as an annual notice of the protections available to Service Members and their dependents under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). Leaders will take immediate action to ensure widest dissemination of the information contained in this ALNAV. 2. Congress has made no changes to the SCRA since January 2023. 3. Rights and protections available to Service Members and their dependents under the SCRA include: a. The maximum amount of interest creditors can charge on certain financial obligations incurred prior to military service cannot exceed six percent per year. b. In any civil proceeding where the defendant is aware of the proceeding but current military duty requirements materially affect their ability to appear in court, the Service Member can request the court delay the proceedings. c. In any civil proceeding the plaintiff must file a court affidavit stating the defendant is either: (1) in the military service; (2) not in the military service; or (3) the plaintiff is unable to determine the military status of the defendant after a good faith search effort. d. A court is prohibited from making permanent revisions to a custody order based solely on a Service Member's pending or potential military deployment. e. Landlords and property managers cannot evict Service Members or their dependents during a period of military service without a court order when the rent does not exceed a certain limit, the amount of which changes every year due to a housing price inflation adjustment. Applying the most recent housing price inflation adjustment, the maximum monthly rental amount as of 1 January 2024 is $9,812.12. f. During a period of military service and for one year after the period of military service, creditors cannot foreclose on a Service Member's mortgage without first obtaining a court order. g. If a Service Member paid a deposit on a vehicle or made at least one installment payment on a vehicle loan, a creditor cannot repossess the vehicle during the Service Member's period of military service without a court order. h. During a period of military service and for 90 days thereafter, any lien against the property or the personal effects of a Service Member cannot be enforced without a court order. i. During a period of military service or within 180 days of termination of or release from military service, Service Members can apply to a court for relief from any obligation or liability incurred before the Service Member's military service or from a tax or assessment becoming due before or during the military service. If the Service Member's ability to comply with the obligation or to pay such tax has been materially affected by reason of military service, the court may stay enforcement of certain real estate contracts or any other obligations, liabilities, taxes, or assessments. j. Service Members shall neither lose nor acquire residency or domicile for tax or voting purposes in a state if their presence in such state is solely for compliance with military orders. k. Installment contracts protections include (a) commercial mobile services, (b) telephone exchange services, (c) internet access services, (d) multichannel video programing services, (e) gym membership or fitness programs, and (f) home security services. l. For any taxable year of a marriage, a Service Member and their spouse may elect to use for taxation purposes, regardless of the date of the marriage, any of the following: (1) The residence or domicile of the Service Member; (2) The residence or domicile of the spouse; or (3) The permanent duty station of the Service Member. m. Service Members and their spouses are authorized to use covered professional licenses (not including law licenses) outside of their licensing jurisdiction, subject to a number of administrative prerequisites. n. Services Members who are named lessees on covered residential or motor vehicle leases may have options to terminate their leases prior to expiration of the lease and subject to a number of administrative prerequisites. 4. Service Members or their dependents who want to know more about their SCRA rights and protections should contact their local Legal Assistance Office (LAO) for a free legal consultation. Telephone consultations are available. Local Navy LAOs can be located by visiting https://www.jag.navy.mil/legal-services/rlso/. For the Marine Corps, visit the website of the nearest Marine Corps installation. 5. Released by the Honorable Carlos Del Toro, Secretary of the Navy. BT #0001 NNNN CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED// -
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Timeline for Release of Active-Duty E-8 and E-9 Results
May 21, 2024 to Triads via BOL May 22, 2024, via NAVADMIN Senior Enlisted Marketplace note: Candidates for E-8 advancement, along with candidates for E-9 advancement, are now subject to all Senior Enlisted Marketplace guidelines and procedures. Exempted communities will continue participating in legacy enlisted advancement selection boards.
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