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Air Force: Commanders, not promotion boards, now pick officers for developmental education
The Air Force on Thursday announced that from now on, commanders will nominate officers for in-residence developmental education opportunities.
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Lawmakers reach initial deal to expand GI education bill
Congressional Republicans and Democrats have reached an initial agreement on the biggest expansion of college aid for military veterans in a decade.
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Service dogs help Iraq War veteran in Wyoming deal with PTSD
A veteran reflects on his experiences in Iraq and how his two service dogs — Apollo and Ares — helped him cope after returning home.
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After Air Force takes hard line on PME, tech sgt. promotion eligibility nosedives
The number of airmen eligible for promotion to technical sergeant plummeted in 2017 to 25,552 — a decline of roughly 8,000-airman decline compared to the previous year, and the lowest eligibility in decades.
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Enlisted airmen’s first-term retraining opportunities to shrink in 2018
The number of first-term airmen who can retrain into highly in-demand jobs will shrink in fiscal 2018, although the number of career fields they can switch to is set to expand slightly.
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Air Force expands opportunities to go MTI, recruiter and more
It’s now a lot easier to become a military training instructor, recruiter or be assigned to any other developmental special duty job.
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Lieutenant colonel faces court-martial for sexual assault, fraternization charges
A lieutenant colonel is scheduled to face a court-martial next month on charges of sexual assault, fraternization and failure to obey a lawful order.
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Veteran unemployment rises again in June
The first month of summer may have brought an extra 200,000 jobs for Americans, but veteran employment took a slight hit.
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Air Force rolls out extended Squadron Officer School
The Air Force is expanding its Squadron Officer School from five weeks to six and a half weeks as part of Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s effort to revitalize squadrons and better develop joint leaders.
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Police investigating vandalized Colorado military memorial
Police say vandals caused an estimated $50,000 in damage to the Colorado Freedom Memorial just a day before the Fourth of July.
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Air Force: Commanders, not promotion boards, now pick officers for developmental education
The Air Force on Thursday announced that from now on, commanders will nominate officers for in-residence developmental education opportunities.
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Lawmakers reach initial deal to expand GI education bill
Congressional Republicans and Democrats have reached an initial agreement on the biggest expansion of college aid for military veterans in a decade.
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Service dogs help Iraq War veteran in Wyoming deal with PTSD
A veteran reflects on his experiences in Iraq and how his two service dogs — Apollo and Ares — helped him cope after returning home.
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After Air Force takes hard line on PME, tech sgt. promotion eligibility nosedives
The number of airmen eligible for promotion to technical sergeant plummeted in 2017 to 25,552 — a decline of roughly 8,000-airman decline compared to the previous year, and the lowest eligibility in decades.
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Enlisted airmen’s first-term retraining opportunities to shrink in 2018
The number of first-term airmen who can retrain into highly in-demand jobs will shrink in fiscal 2018, although the number of career fields they can switch to is set to expand slightly.
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Air Force expands opportunities to go MTI, recruiter and more
It’s now a lot easier to become a military training instructor, recruiter or be assigned to any other developmental special duty job.
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Lieutenant colonel faces court-martial for sexual assault, fraternization charges
A lieutenant colonel is scheduled to face a court-martial next month on charges of sexual assault, fraternization and failure to obey a lawful order.
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Veteran unemployment rises again in June
The first month of summer may have brought an extra 200,000 jobs for Americans, but veteran employment took a slight hit.
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Air Force rolls out extended Squadron Officer School
The Air Force is expanding its Squadron Officer School from five weeks to six and a half weeks as part of Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s effort to revitalize squadrons and better develop joint leaders.
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Police investigating vandalized Colorado military memorial
Police say vandals caused an estimated $50,000 in damage to the Colorado Freedom Memorial just a day before the Fourth of July.
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Air Force: Commanders, not promotion boards, now pick officers for developmental education
The Air Force on Thursday announced that from now on, commanders will nominate officers for in-residence developmental education opportunities.
-
Lawmakers reach initial deal to expand GI education bill
Congressional Republicans and Democrats have reached an initial agreement on the biggest expansion of college aid for military veterans in a decade.
-
Service dogs help Iraq War veteran in Wyoming deal with PTSD
A veteran reflects on his experiences in Iraq and how his two service dogs — Apollo and Ares — helped him cope after returning home.
-
After Air Force takes hard line on PME, tech sgt. promotion eligibility nosedives
The number of airmen eligible for promotion to technical sergeant plummeted in 2017 to 25,552 — a decline of roughly 8,000-airman decline compared to the previous year, and the lowest eligibility in decades.
-
Enlisted airmen’s first-term retraining opportunities to shrink in 2018
The number of first-term airmen who can retrain into highly in-demand jobs will shrink in fiscal 2018, although the number of career fields they can switch to is set to expand slightly.
-
Air Force expands opportunities to go MTI, recruiter and more
It’s now a lot easier to become a military training instructor, recruiter or be assigned to any other developmental special duty job.
-
Lieutenant colonel faces court-martial for sexual assault, fraternization charges
A lieutenant colonel is scheduled to face a court-martial next month on charges of sexual assault, fraternization and failure to obey a lawful order.
-
Veteran unemployment rises again in June
The first month of summer may have brought an extra 200,000 jobs for Americans, but veteran employment took a slight hit.
-
Air Force rolls out extended Squadron Officer School
The Air Force is expanding its Squadron Officer School from five weeks to six and a half weeks as part of Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s effort to revitalize squadrons and better develop joint leaders.
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Police investigating vandalized Colorado military memorial
Police say vandals caused an estimated $50,000 in damage to the Colorado Freedom Memorial just a day before the Fourth of July.
