The DoD recently announced the selection of Citibank to provide travel charge card services for its members under the General Services Administration’s umbrella SmartPay 2 master contract. 

The federal Hatch Act delineates what federal civilians, including those working for the DoD, may or may not do in the political realm. 

Servicemembers returning from deployment and their families can find help readjusting to their lives at home through traditional and holistic therapies offered by a long-established Colorado group.

MWR and Picturehouse Films have a comedy contest through Feb. 8. Contestants can win one of 30 flip video cameras and a chance to bring world-class comedy to an Army installation of their choice. 

New Year’s resolutions frequently include good intentions, such as joining a gym, calling parents or organizing closets.

The U.S. Army Engineer School Leader Course’s fourth annual Best Sapper Competition is May 6 to 8 at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

AAFES is giving military shoppers a chance to show off their video-making skills with the “It’s My Benefit” video contest. 

Military members will receive a 3 percent pay raise effective Jan. 1 as President Bush urges Congress to revise some provisions regarding Iraq contained in the fiscal 2008 National Defense Authorization Act. 

Relying on her experience helping her Iraq-veteran son deal with post-traumatic stress disorder, an Oklahoma woman created a foundation to help a wider military audience with readjustment issues. 

Military spouses now have a larger scholarship pool to draw from, thanks to a new partnership between the National Military Family Association and the Fisher House Foundation.