Daily Brief: Troops, DoD Civilians Won't Be Able to Opt Out of Payroll Tax Deferral Plan

Daily Brief 09 September 2020

Troops, DoD Civilians Won't Be Able to Opt Out of Payroll Tax Deferral Plan Most troops will see paychecks increase by about 6.2% but will have to pay back all of that money next year. More Military.com Stories For Marines, the Break from PFTs and Tape Tests Is Over Lawmakers Intensify Medal of Honor Push for Black D-Day Hero Who Saved Dozens Proposal to Rename Bases Still Under Debate in the Army Navy Ends 3-Day Search for Sailor Missing from Carrier Nimitz US Soldier, Civilian Sentenced to Prison with Labor for Robbing Okinawa Business Arlington National Cemetery Reopens to Public, But Most-Visited Sites Still Off-Limits Trump Planning to Withdraw More US Troops from Iraq Navy Changes Course, Says Catholic Services Will Continue on Southern California Bases The Air Force Just Tested Robot Dogs as Backup for Security Forces As Morale Sinks at the Naval Academy, Some Midshipmen Worry About Mental Health Army Reaches Milestone in Destroying Mustard Agent at Pueblo Chemical Depot Montgomery and Dependent GI Bill Payments Are About to Increase Army Veteran Kevin Dobson, Actor in 'Knots Landing' and 'Kojak,' Dies Age 77 Today's Military Trivia The Battle of Palo Alto and the Battle of Buena Vista both took place during what war? Video of the Day National Guard Evacuates 200 People from California Wildfires Aboard CH-47 Helicopter

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