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Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame nominations open
Nominees must have lived in Connecticut for at least five years, received an honorable discharge from the military, be of good moral character and have no felony convictions.
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Air Force drone pilots to become eligible for $35K retention bonus
RPA pilots, who had been offered $25,000 a year to remain in uniform, will qualify for a lot more cash beginning Oct. 1.
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Air Force commanders to receive advance notice when enlisted airmen are promoted
For years, commanders have sought advance notice of enlisted promotions so they could tell their airmen in person. They just got their wish.
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My Great New Life: 5-time Iraq veteran finds space to connect
Reserve colonel’s career common thread has been connecting people, from serving as mayor, state legislator and war fighter to leading government affairs for Lockheed Martin Space Systems.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
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Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
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Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
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Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
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Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
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Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame nominations open
Nominees must have lived in Connecticut for at least five years, received an honorable discharge from the military, be of good moral character and have no felony convictions.
-
Air Force drone pilots to become eligible for $35K retention bonus
RPA pilots, who had been offered $25,000 a year to remain in uniform, will qualify for a lot more cash beginning Oct. 1.
-
Air Force commanders to receive advance notice when enlisted airmen are promoted
For years, commanders have sought advance notice of enlisted promotions so they could tell their airmen in person. They just got their wish.
-
My Great New Life: 5-time Iraq veteran finds space to connect
Reserve colonel’s career common thread has been connecting people, from serving as mayor, state legislator and war fighter to leading government affairs for Lockheed Martin Space Systems.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
-
Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
-
Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
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Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
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Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
-
Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame nominations open
Nominees must have lived in Connecticut for at least five years, received an honorable discharge from the military, be of good moral character and have no felony convictions.
-
Air Force drone pilots to become eligible for $35K retention bonus
RPA pilots, who had been offered $25,000 a year to remain in uniform, will qualify for a lot more cash beginning Oct. 1.
-
Air Force commanders to receive advance notice when enlisted airmen are promoted
For years, commanders have sought advance notice of enlisted promotions so they could tell their airmen in person. They just got their wish.
-
My Great New Life: 5-time Iraq veteran finds space to connect
Reserve colonel’s career common thread has been connecting people, from serving as mayor, state legislator and war fighter to leading government affairs for Lockheed Martin Space Systems.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
-
Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
-
Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
-
Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
-
Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
