MCCS Connect: Modernization with Purpose
This podcast will highlight the new MCCS Connect app, currently being piloted at four Marine Corps installations. The app is designed to provide an improved, user-friendly way for service members and their families to easily access and navigate the full range of MCCS programs, services, and resources in one place.
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