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Jack Pine Savage
Mar 25, 2020, 1:50:14 AM3/25/20
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The newest edition of Army Echoes is now available. Download current
edition by clicking on the link below or by using your Army Echoes app (iOS
and Android):
Current edition: https://soldierforlife.army.mil/Documents/echoes/latest.pdf
Army Echoes is the Army's official newsletter for Retired Soldiers and
surviving spouses. It updates the retired Army community about changes to
laws, policies, programs, and benefits that affect them. All Retired
Soldiers and surviving spouses with active myPay accounts now receive Army
Echoes electronically at their email address in myPay. Update your email
address in myPay by visiting https://mypay.dfas.mil.
Army Echoes Blog
Did you know the Army publishes articles to the Army Echoes Blog 3-5 days
each week? These are the same type articles published in Army Echoes. Read
the Blog at https://soldierforlife.army.mil/retirement/blog.
Having trouble viewing the Army Echoes SmartDoc links?
Recent security updates may have changed the way you view SmartDocs and
emailed links. Here are possible solutions for viewing the recent Army
Echoes distribution email sent by DFAS.
Disabled Link
The Department of Defense disables website links in email for security
reasons. In this case, the Army Echoes website is preceded by "Caution-".
You might see
"Caution-http://soldierforlife.army.mil/Documents/echoes/latest.pdf." If
this happens, copy the website's entire name starting with "http://" and
ending with "latest.pdf". Be sure not to copy "Caution-". Then paste this
address into your web browser's internet address window and press "enter."
Security Certificate Warning
If you received a website security certificate warning when attempting to
open the Army Echoes link, it may be due to the Department of Defense not
posting its security certificates in internet "trust centers" as commercial
websites do. The Army Echoes website is a secure, Department of Defense
website. You must select "ignore" to advance past this security certificate
warning.
To download the Army Echoes newsletter:
1) Copy the link
Current edition: https://soldierforlife.army.mil/Documents/echoes/latest.pdf
2) Do not to copy the word "Caution-" if it's placed at the beginning of the
address.
3) When you see the security certificate warning appear, click on "ignore"
to proceed to the website. (The exact text varies from browser to browser.)
4) When prompted to accept or install the security certificate, click yes.
This will load the DoD website security certificate in your web browser and
you will not see this warning message again.
5) Use your internet browser to save the edition to your computer or to
print it.
If you still have concerns, send the editor an email at ArmyE...@mail.mil.
___________________________________________________
Delivered by Defense Finance and Accounting Service
edition by clicking on the link below or by using your Army Echoes app (iOS
and Android):
Current edition: https://soldierforlife.army.mil/Documents/echoes/latest.pdf
Army Echoes is the Army's official newsletter for Retired Soldiers and
surviving spouses. It updates the retired Army community about changes to
laws, policies, programs, and benefits that affect them. All Retired
Soldiers and surviving spouses with active myPay accounts now receive Army
Echoes electronically at their email address in myPay. Update your email
address in myPay by visiting https://mypay.dfas.mil.
Army Echoes Blog
Did you know the Army publishes articles to the Army Echoes Blog 3-5 days
each week? These are the same type articles published in Army Echoes. Read
the Blog at https://soldierforlife.army.mil/retirement/blog.
Having trouble viewing the Army Echoes SmartDoc links?
Recent security updates may have changed the way you view SmartDocs and
emailed links. Here are possible solutions for viewing the recent Army
Echoes distribution email sent by DFAS.
Disabled Link
The Department of Defense disables website links in email for security
reasons. In this case, the Army Echoes website is preceded by "Caution-".
You might see
"Caution-http://soldierforlife.army.mil/Documents/echoes/latest.pdf." If
this happens, copy the website's entire name starting with "http://" and
ending with "latest.pdf". Be sure not to copy "Caution-". Then paste this
address into your web browser's internet address window and press "enter."
Security Certificate Warning
If you received a website security certificate warning when attempting to
open the Army Echoes link, it may be due to the Department of Defense not
posting its security certificates in internet "trust centers" as commercial
websites do. The Army Echoes website is a secure, Department of Defense
website. You must select "ignore" to advance past this security certificate
warning.
To download the Army Echoes newsletter:
1) Copy the link
Current edition: https://soldierforlife.army.mil/Documents/echoes/latest.pdf
2) Do not to copy the word "Caution-" if it's placed at the beginning of the
address.
3) When you see the security certificate warning appear, click on "ignore"
to proceed to the website. (The exact text varies from browser to browser.)
4) When prompted to accept or install the security certificate, click yes.
This will load the DoD website security certificate in your web browser and
you will not see this warning message again.
5) Use your internet browser to save the edition to your computer or to
print it.
If you still have concerns, send the editor an email at ArmyE...@mail.mil.
___________________________________________________
Delivered by Defense Finance and Accounting Service
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