Active Duty Benefits

Active-duty service members suffer from sleep deprivation at a rate roughly double that of the civilian population.

Military leaders are unable to force service members to get the COVID vaccinations at this time.

Texas residents now have until June 15 to make their tax payments and file individual and business tax returns.

Tricare Prime beneficiaries won't incur charges if they get their vaccine from a location outside their military provider.

The Defense Department has distributed 506,000 shots, including 147,000 second doses to service members.

Thousands of Navy personnel are about to receive the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine ahead of an upcoming deployment.

In a survey administered in December, 40% of U.S. service members and 32% of spouses said they planned to get vaccinated.

The Navy is eyeing a plan to administer as many as 16,000 rapid COVID-19 tests per day to asymptomatic workers.

Two House members are trying to allow military dependents to stay on their parents' Tricare health program until age 26.

The payroll tax deferral was designed to assist people suffering from financial hardship due to the COVID-19 crisis.