More On Active Duty Benefits

Some active-duty families and military retirees will be paying less than previously thought.

Approximately 7,000 fewer servicemembers will be eligible for the pay in 2018.

Starting in 2018, all users will see a change in out-of-pocket costs as well as how service fees are calculated.

Traumatic brain injury is the signature wound of today's conflicts, affecting more than 370K service members.

New fees that families of current troops will pay for Tricare services are being recalculated -- and could be lowered.

Many Tricare users who pay annual or monthly enrollment fees must update their payment information by the end of the month.

A rule allowing troops to transfer their post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to their children or spouse may soon see changes.

The poll, conducted by the VFW found that 52 percent of respondents were unaware that any Tricare changes are coming Jan 1.

Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), chairman of the HASC, said all conferees had "the welfare of service members foremost in our...

Tricare pharmacy co-pays for most drugs will go up in 2018 due to a measure expected to be approved by lawmakers.