Significantly, the plan calls for increases between 30 percent to 78 percent in Tricare annual premiums for the first year. After that, the plan will impose five-year increases ranging from 94 percent to 345 percent—more than 3 times current levels.
According to congressional assessments, a retired Army colonel with a family currently paying $460 a year for health care will pay $2,048.
The new plan hits active duty personnel by increasing co-payments for pharmaceuticals and eliminating incentives for using generic drugs.
There has to be other cuts then the cuts you are doing to our Military first their tuition assistance and now you want to raise their medical benefits to some crazy amount that will only benefit the white house so they do not have to cut anything that will effect them.