TRICARE was formerly known as A. CHAMPVA. B. CHAMPUS. C. BCBS. D. RBRVS. E. Medicaid.

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TRICARE was formerly known as

A. CHAMPVA.
B. CHAMPUS.
C. BCBS.
D. RBRVS.
E. Medicaid.

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Final answer:

TRICARE was formerly known as CHAMPUS.

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TRICARE was formerly known as CHAMPUS.

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