More On Active Duty Benefits

The 2.4 percent military pay raise for 2018 went into effect Jan. 1, and the first paychecks will go out Jan. 15.

Retired Guardsmen and reservists will pay more for Tricare enrollment in 2019, while others will see small decreases.

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.

Sailors and officers will see more promotions, opportunities to work with outside companies and flexible career options.

Commissary officials said a program designed to mimic off-base grocery specials has sparked an uptick in U.S. sales.

The VA has begun implementing new provisions of the "Forever GI Bill."

Results of a recent survey of Tricare users show most are now worried about how to afford their medications.

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