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Air Force to cut battlefield airmen training locations in half to save money, time
The Air Force aims to slash the number of locations it uses to train battlefield airmen such as pararescuemen and combat controllers at least in half to streamline operations and save airmen’s time.
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These officially vetted college certificates have bright prospects, are fully covered by military TA
These certificate programs have been vetted to ensure they have bright job prospects and are fully covered by military tuition assistance.
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Air Force aims to improve diversity of pilots, other key positions
A new slate of diversity and inclusion initiatives from top Air Force leaders seeks to improve the diversity of key career fields such as pilots, developmental positions such as aides-de-camp and executive officers, and of its recruiting efforts.
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Unrest in Turkey prompts Air Force to drop accompanied tours
Airmen will no longer be able to deploy to Turkey with their families, and the length of unaccompanied tours is also being reduced, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Celebrities, political leaders raise awareness for military caregivers
Star-studded Washington event calls attention to those who help wounded troops, vets
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Best for Vets: Places to Live 2016 — new rankings of 125 cities
For many people, Hawaii and sunny Southern California are dream vacation destinations. For you, could they be home?
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10 healthiest counties — Military Times’ 2016 analysis
Military Times compared 3,141 counties across the U.S. using data from County Health Rankings and Roadmaps, which provided county-level data, and America’s Health Rankings, which provided the state data. The overall state and county results were weighed equally and combined, and the counties with the 10 best results are ranked below.
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Air Force budget woes could scuttle effort to add more airmen
The Air Force hit its goal of bringing active-duty end strength up to 317,000 in fiscal 2016 – but a possible $145 million budget shortfall may grind its future growth to a halt.
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Methodology — Best for Vets: Places to Live 2016
Military Times evaluated 581 places, as designated by the U.S. Census Bureau, dividing them into 265 small cities with populations of fewer than 75,000; 240 medium-sized cities with populations of at least 75,000 but fewer than 200,000; and 76 large cities with populations of 200,000 or more.
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Interest in flying — especially drones — spikes among Air Force Academy cadets
The number of first-class cadets planning to become pilots is expected to increase by more than 17 percent this year – and seniors hoping to fly remotely piloted aircraft are likely to jump 47 percent. Air Force Academy cadets entering their senior year are beating down the door to become pilots.
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Air Force to cut battlefield airmen training locations in half to save money, time
The Air Force aims to slash the number of locations it uses to train battlefield airmen such as pararescuemen and combat controllers at least in half to streamline operations and save airmen’s time.
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These officially vetted college certificates have bright prospects, are fully covered by military TA
These certificate programs have been vetted to ensure they have bright job prospects and are fully covered by military tuition assistance.
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Air Force aims to improve diversity of pilots, other key positions
A new slate of diversity and inclusion initiatives from top Air Force leaders seeks to improve the diversity of key career fields such as pilots, developmental positions such as aides-de-camp and executive officers, and of its recruiting efforts.
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Unrest in Turkey prompts Air Force to drop accompanied tours
Airmen will no longer be able to deploy to Turkey with their families, and the length of unaccompanied tours is also being reduced, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Celebrities, political leaders raise awareness for military caregivers
Star-studded Washington event calls attention to those who help wounded troops, vets
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Best for Vets: Places to Live 2016 — new rankings of 125 cities
For many people, Hawaii and sunny Southern California are dream vacation destinations. For you, could they be home?
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10 healthiest counties — Military Times’ 2016 analysis
Military Times compared 3,141 counties across the U.S. using data from County Health Rankings and Roadmaps, which provided county-level data, and America’s Health Rankings, which provided the state data. The overall state and county results were weighed equally and combined, and the counties with the 10 best results are ranked below.
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Air Force budget woes could scuttle effort to add more airmen
The Air Force hit its goal of bringing active-duty end strength up to 317,000 in fiscal 2016 – but a possible $145 million budget shortfall may grind its future growth to a halt.
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Methodology — Best for Vets: Places to Live 2016
Military Times evaluated 581 places, as designated by the U.S. Census Bureau, dividing them into 265 small cities with populations of fewer than 75,000; 240 medium-sized cities with populations of at least 75,000 but fewer than 200,000; and 76 large cities with populations of 200,000 or more.
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Interest in flying — especially drones — spikes among Air Force Academy cadets
The number of first-class cadets planning to become pilots is expected to increase by more than 17 percent this year – and seniors hoping to fly remotely piloted aircraft are likely to jump 47 percent. Air Force Academy cadets entering their senior year are beating down the door to become pilots.
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Air Force to cut battlefield airmen training locations in half to save money, time
The Air Force aims to slash the number of locations it uses to train battlefield airmen such as pararescuemen and combat controllers at least in half to streamline operations and save airmen’s time.
-
These officially vetted college certificates have bright prospects, are fully covered by military TA
These certificate programs have been vetted to ensure they have bright job prospects and are fully covered by military tuition assistance.
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Air Force aims to improve diversity of pilots, other key positions
A new slate of diversity and inclusion initiatives from top Air Force leaders seeks to improve the diversity of key career fields such as pilots, developmental positions such as aides-de-camp and executive officers, and of its recruiting efforts.
-
Unrest in Turkey prompts Air Force to drop accompanied tours
Airmen will no longer be able to deploy to Turkey with their families, and the length of unaccompanied tours is also being reduced, the Air Force said Thursday.
-
Celebrities, political leaders raise awareness for military caregivers
Star-studded Washington event calls attention to those who help wounded troops, vets
-
Best for Vets: Places to Live 2016 — new rankings of 125 cities
For many people, Hawaii and sunny Southern California are dream vacation destinations. For you, could they be home?
-
10 healthiest counties — Military Times’ 2016 analysis
Military Times compared 3,141 counties across the U.S. using data from County Health Rankings and Roadmaps, which provided county-level data, and America’s Health Rankings, which provided the state data. The overall state and county results were weighed equally and combined, and the counties with the 10 best results are ranked below.
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Air Force budget woes could scuttle effort to add more airmen
The Air Force hit its goal of bringing active-duty end strength up to 317,000 in fiscal 2016 – but a possible $145 million budget shortfall may grind its future growth to a halt.
-
Methodology — Best for Vets: Places to Live 2016
Military Times evaluated 581 places, as designated by the U.S. Census Bureau, dividing them into 265 small cities with populations of fewer than 75,000; 240 medium-sized cities with populations of at least 75,000 but fewer than 200,000; and 76 large cities with populations of 200,000 or more.
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Interest in flying — especially drones — spikes among Air Force Academy cadets
The number of first-class cadets planning to become pilots is expected to increase by more than 17 percent this year – and seniors hoping to fly remotely piloted aircraft are likely to jump 47 percent. Air Force Academy cadets entering their senior year are beating down the door to become pilots.
