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Air Force vet’s handmade toys help comfort kids in crisis
Phil Lagarde donates the toys to police officers and firefighters, who hand them out to children who have been affected by traumatic events.
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Air Force: 29,000 more airmen needed to fill critical manning gaps
If Air Force officials can get the Trump administration and Congress on board with their desire to reach an end strength of 350,000 airmen by 2024, that growth will be focused on the maintenance, nuclear, cyber and space career fields, a senior official said Wednesday.
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Squadron commander reassigned after chief’s drunk driving arrest
The squadron commander of the 4th Security Forces Squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina has been reassigned after the squadron’s security forces manager was charged in a fatal drunk driving accident.
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Air Force finds 17 bases have too-long PT tracks; promises remedy for wrongful failures
An Air Force-wide review has found 17 bases with running or walking tracks that were too long, and the service is promising to make things right for airmen who wrongly failed their physical fitness tests as a result of the mismeasurements.
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Troops, veterans and military families can track down a college scholarship with this new search tool
‘Tis the season for seeking out scholarships, and the Fisher House Foundation has just launched a free new search tool to help troops, veterans and families.
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Campus mental health services are helping veterans succeed in college
One sign of a strong campus mental health program is a readiness to show an open door to veterans even before they arrive.
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6 ways to win at group learning — strategies from military-serving colleges
If collaborative assignments turn you off to courses — or college completely — consider this:
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Colleges: DoD is now vetting certificates in 6 high-demand career fields — Dec. 30 deadline
Colleges with undergraduate certificates in certain high-demand fields are invited to have their programs vetted for recognition by the Defense Department’s Career and Technical Education Program.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017
Agencies were evaluated on their military recruiting, service member-related policies, rules for reservists, and departmental culture.
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Top 20 law enforcement agencies for transitioning veterans — new 2017 list
The top finishers in Military Times’ Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017 rankings include the Tucson Police Department, Cincinnati Police Department, Denver Police Department, Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Texas, Henrico County Police Division in Virginia and Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.
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Air Force vet’s handmade toys help comfort kids in crisis
Phil Lagarde donates the toys to police officers and firefighters, who hand them out to children who have been affected by traumatic events.
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Air Force: 29,000 more airmen needed to fill critical manning gaps
If Air Force officials can get the Trump administration and Congress on board with their desire to reach an end strength of 350,000 airmen by 2024, that growth will be focused on the maintenance, nuclear, cyber and space career fields, a senior official said Wednesday.
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Squadron commander reassigned after chief’s drunk driving arrest
The squadron commander of the 4th Security Forces Squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina has been reassigned after the squadron’s security forces manager was charged in a fatal drunk driving accident.
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Air Force finds 17 bases have too-long PT tracks; promises remedy for wrongful failures
An Air Force-wide review has found 17 bases with running or walking tracks that were too long, and the service is promising to make things right for airmen who wrongly failed their physical fitness tests as a result of the mismeasurements.
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Troops, veterans and military families can track down a college scholarship with this new search tool
‘Tis the season for seeking out scholarships, and the Fisher House Foundation has just launched a free new search tool to help troops, veterans and families.
-
Campus mental health services are helping veterans succeed in college
One sign of a strong campus mental health program is a readiness to show an open door to veterans even before they arrive.
-
6 ways to win at group learning — strategies from military-serving colleges
If collaborative assignments turn you off to courses — or college completely — consider this:
-
Colleges: DoD is now vetting certificates in 6 high-demand career fields — Dec. 30 deadline
Colleges with undergraduate certificates in certain high-demand fields are invited to have their programs vetted for recognition by the Defense Department’s Career and Technical Education Program.
-
Methodology | Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017
Agencies were evaluated on their military recruiting, service member-related policies, rules for reservists, and departmental culture.
-
Top 20 law enforcement agencies for transitioning veterans — new 2017 list
The top finishers in Military Times’ Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017 rankings include the Tucson Police Department, Cincinnati Police Department, Denver Police Department, Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Texas, Henrico County Police Division in Virginia and Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.
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Air Force vet’s handmade toys help comfort kids in crisis
Phil Lagarde donates the toys to police officers and firefighters, who hand them out to children who have been affected by traumatic events.
-
Air Force: 29,000 more airmen needed to fill critical manning gaps
If Air Force officials can get the Trump administration and Congress on board with their desire to reach an end strength of 350,000 airmen by 2024, that growth will be focused on the maintenance, nuclear, cyber and space career fields, a senior official said Wednesday.
-
Squadron commander reassigned after chief’s drunk driving arrest
The squadron commander of the 4th Security Forces Squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina has been reassigned after the squadron’s security forces manager was charged in a fatal drunk driving accident.
-
Air Force finds 17 bases have too-long PT tracks; promises remedy for wrongful failures
An Air Force-wide review has found 17 bases with running or walking tracks that were too long, and the service is promising to make things right for airmen who wrongly failed their physical fitness tests as a result of the mismeasurements.
-
Troops, veterans and military families can track down a college scholarship with this new search tool
‘Tis the season for seeking out scholarships, and the Fisher House Foundation has just launched a free new search tool to help troops, veterans and families.
-
Campus mental health services are helping veterans succeed in college
One sign of a strong campus mental health program is a readiness to show an open door to veterans even before they arrive.
-
6 ways to win at group learning — strategies from military-serving colleges
If collaborative assignments turn you off to courses — or college completely — consider this:
-
Colleges: DoD is now vetting certificates in 6 high-demand career fields — Dec. 30 deadline
Colleges with undergraduate certificates in certain high-demand fields are invited to have their programs vetted for recognition by the Defense Department’s Career and Technical Education Program.
-
Methodology | Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017
Agencies were evaluated on their military recruiting, service member-related policies, rules for reservists, and departmental culture.
-
Top 20 law enforcement agencies for transitioning veterans — new 2017 list
The top finishers in Military Times’ Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017 rankings include the Tucson Police Department, Cincinnati Police Department, Denver Police Department, Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Texas, Henrico County Police Division in Virginia and Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.
