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Air Force begins overhaul of officer evaluations
The Air Force is starting work on a widespread revamp of how it evaluates and promotes its officers, about a year after wrapping up a similar overhaul of its enlisted performance system.
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Five breastfeeding rooms open at Malmstrom Air Force Base
The new Mother’s Rooms offer clean, designated areas for mothers who are nursing or pumping.
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Air Force selects 1,931 for promotion to major
The Air Force on Friday said it has chosen 1,931 officers for promotion to major.
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Top franchises for veterans — new 2017 rankings
Travel franchise CruiseOne takes the top spot again, followed by Color Glo International, a furniture and auto restoration franchise, then Marco’s Pizza, Boulder Designs and Snap-on Tools.
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Methodology — Best for Vets: Franchises 2017
We invited franchise brands across the country to fill out a rigorous survey, including more than 100 questions, about their companies as well as their accommodations for military service members and veterans.
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Air Force recruits most new airmen since Vietnam
The Air Force brought on more than 33,000 new airmen in fiscal 2016, including enlisted, officers, chaplains and health professionals, the most since the Vietnam era.
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At least 59 airmen wrongly failed fitness test due to mismeasured tracks
The Air Force said Thursday that 59 airmen at two bases since 2008 may have unfairly failed their fitness assessments because the tracks they ran on were improperly measured.
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Lawmakers: ‘Mileygate’ commander doesn’t deserve brigadier general’s star
Two lawmakers are urging the Senate to reject the Air Force’s decision to award a brigadier general’s star to the commander who reprimanded and grounded three pilots over text messages containing Miley Cyrus lyrics referencing drug use.
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A post-nominal contagion spreads in the Air Force
The zealous desire by some airmen to acquire, then boastfully use post-nominals is as noxious and invasive in the Air Force as the destructive weed kudzu is in the American countryside.
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Former President Bush hosts annual bike ride for military vets
Former President George W. Bush is hosting his annual Warrior 100K bike ride for military veterans at his ranch west of Waco.
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Air Force begins overhaul of officer evaluations
The Air Force is starting work on a widespread revamp of how it evaluates and promotes its officers, about a year after wrapping up a similar overhaul of its enlisted performance system.
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Five breastfeeding rooms open at Malmstrom Air Force Base
The new Mother’s Rooms offer clean, designated areas for mothers who are nursing or pumping.
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Air Force selects 1,931 for promotion to major
The Air Force on Friday said it has chosen 1,931 officers for promotion to major.
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Top franchises for veterans — new 2017 rankings
Travel franchise CruiseOne takes the top spot again, followed by Color Glo International, a furniture and auto restoration franchise, then Marco’s Pizza, Boulder Designs and Snap-on Tools.
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Methodology — Best for Vets: Franchises 2017
We invited franchise brands across the country to fill out a rigorous survey, including more than 100 questions, about their companies as well as their accommodations for military service members and veterans.
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Air Force recruits most new airmen since Vietnam
The Air Force brought on more than 33,000 new airmen in fiscal 2016, including enlisted, officers, chaplains and health professionals, the most since the Vietnam era.
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At least 59 airmen wrongly failed fitness test due to mismeasured tracks
The Air Force said Thursday that 59 airmen at two bases since 2008 may have unfairly failed their fitness assessments because the tracks they ran on were improperly measured.
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Lawmakers: ‘Mileygate’ commander doesn’t deserve brigadier general’s star
Two lawmakers are urging the Senate to reject the Air Force’s decision to award a brigadier general’s star to the commander who reprimanded and grounded three pilots over text messages containing Miley Cyrus lyrics referencing drug use.
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A post-nominal contagion spreads in the Air Force
The zealous desire by some airmen to acquire, then boastfully use post-nominals is as noxious and invasive in the Air Force as the destructive weed kudzu is in the American countryside.
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Former President Bush hosts annual bike ride for military vets
Former President George W. Bush is hosting his annual Warrior 100K bike ride for military veterans at his ranch west of Waco.
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Air Force begins overhaul of officer evaluations
The Air Force is starting work on a widespread revamp of how it evaluates and promotes its officers, about a year after wrapping up a similar overhaul of its enlisted performance system.
-
Five breastfeeding rooms open at Malmstrom Air Force Base
The new Mother’s Rooms offer clean, designated areas for mothers who are nursing or pumping.
-
Air Force selects 1,931 for promotion to major
The Air Force on Friday said it has chosen 1,931 officers for promotion to major.
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Top franchises for veterans — new 2017 rankings
Travel franchise CruiseOne takes the top spot again, followed by Color Glo International, a furniture and auto restoration franchise, then Marco’s Pizza, Boulder Designs and Snap-on Tools.
-
Methodology — Best for Vets: Franchises 2017
We invited franchise brands across the country to fill out a rigorous survey, including more than 100 questions, about their companies as well as their accommodations for military service members and veterans.
-
Air Force recruits most new airmen since Vietnam
The Air Force brought on more than 33,000 new airmen in fiscal 2016, including enlisted, officers, chaplains and health professionals, the most since the Vietnam era.
-
At least 59 airmen wrongly failed fitness test due to mismeasured tracks
The Air Force said Thursday that 59 airmen at two bases since 2008 may have unfairly failed their fitness assessments because the tracks they ran on were improperly measured.
-
Lawmakers: ‘Mileygate’ commander doesn’t deserve brigadier general’s star
Two lawmakers are urging the Senate to reject the Air Force’s decision to award a brigadier general’s star to the commander who reprimanded and grounded three pilots over text messages containing Miley Cyrus lyrics referencing drug use.
-
A post-nominal contagion spreads in the Air Force
The zealous desire by some airmen to acquire, then boastfully use post-nominals is as noxious and invasive in the Air Force as the destructive weed kudzu is in the American countryside.
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Former President Bush hosts annual bike ride for military vets
Former President George W. Bush is hosting his annual Warrior 100K bike ride for military veterans at his ranch west of Waco.
