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Need to know, 2016: Air Force offers three-year sabbaticals
The second class of airmen chosen to take up to three years off under the new Career Intermission Program will begin their sabbaticals in 2016.
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Change in law ends reserve tuition program
But students already in the Reserve Educational Assistance Program will see no disruption.
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Need to know, 2016: Enlisted promotion quotas
The Air Force has spent the last three years designing and deploying its new, overhauled evaluation and promotion system for enlisted airmen.
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Student vets’ members & CEO on club’s mission & upcoming NatCon
Despite being one of the youngest veterans service organizations, Student Veterans of America is quickly growing into one of the biggest.
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Cal State gets record number of applications for 2016 term
The California State University system has seen a nearly 5 percent increase in the number of students applying for the fall 2016 term.
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On-campus food pantry to feed needy students
A growing number of colleges and universities have opened food pantries in recent years.
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USAF reservists could take the lead in active-duty missions
Reservists could find themselves leading active-duty missions under the new opportunities and career pThe Air Force is opening up new possibilities and new career paths for the reserve components, which could include time leading active-duty missions
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Air Force chooses 525 for promotion to CMSgt
The Air Force has selected 525 airmen for promotion to chief master sergeant, the Air Force Personnel Center said Thursday.
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USAF nurses wanted. Apply now
Enlisted airmen who are interested in becoming nurses and getting their commission have to declare their intention to apply by Jan. 29.
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Injured TACP to aspiring combat women: ‘Our job is to kill people’
Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro is a legend in the tactical air control party community. In 2005, he suffered third-degree burns over 80 percent of his body when his vehicle hit a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
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Need to know, 2016: Air Force offers three-year sabbaticals
The second class of airmen chosen to take up to three years off under the new Career Intermission Program will begin their sabbaticals in 2016.
-
Change in law ends reserve tuition program
But students already in the Reserve Educational Assistance Program will see no disruption.
-
Need to know, 2016: Enlisted promotion quotas
The Air Force has spent the last three years designing and deploying its new, overhauled evaluation and promotion system for enlisted airmen.
-
Student vets’ members & CEO on club’s mission & upcoming NatCon
Despite being one of the youngest veterans service organizations, Student Veterans of America is quickly growing into one of the biggest.
-
Cal State gets record number of applications for 2016 term
The California State University system has seen a nearly 5 percent increase in the number of students applying for the fall 2016 term.
-
On-campus food pantry to feed needy students
A growing number of colleges and universities have opened food pantries in recent years.
-
USAF reservists could take the lead in active-duty missions
Reservists could find themselves leading active-duty missions under the new opportunities and career pThe Air Force is opening up new possibilities and new career paths for the reserve components, which could include time leading active-duty missions
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Air Force chooses 525 for promotion to CMSgt
The Air Force has selected 525 airmen for promotion to chief master sergeant, the Air Force Personnel Center said Thursday.
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USAF nurses wanted. Apply now
Enlisted airmen who are interested in becoming nurses and getting their commission have to declare their intention to apply by Jan. 29.
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Injured TACP to aspiring combat women: ‘Our job is to kill people’
Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro is a legend in the tactical air control party community. In 2005, he suffered third-degree burns over 80 percent of his body when his vehicle hit a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
-
Need to know, 2016: Air Force offers three-year sabbaticals
The second class of airmen chosen to take up to three years off under the new Career Intermission Program will begin their sabbaticals in 2016.
-
Change in law ends reserve tuition program
But students already in the Reserve Educational Assistance Program will see no disruption.
-
Need to know, 2016: Enlisted promotion quotas
The Air Force has spent the last three years designing and deploying its new, overhauled evaluation and promotion system for enlisted airmen.
-
Student vets’ members & CEO on club’s mission & upcoming NatCon
Despite being one of the youngest veterans service organizations, Student Veterans of America is quickly growing into one of the biggest.
-
Cal State gets record number of applications for 2016 term
The California State University system has seen a nearly 5 percent increase in the number of students applying for the fall 2016 term.
-
On-campus food pantry to feed needy students
A growing number of colleges and universities have opened food pantries in recent years.
-
USAF reservists could take the lead in active-duty missions
Reservists could find themselves leading active-duty missions under the new opportunities and career pThe Air Force is opening up new possibilities and new career paths for the reserve components, which could include time leading active-duty missions
-
Air Force chooses 525 for promotion to CMSgt
The Air Force has selected 525 airmen for promotion to chief master sergeant, the Air Force Personnel Center said Thursday.
-
USAF nurses wanted. Apply now
Enlisted airmen who are interested in becoming nurses and getting their commission have to declare their intention to apply by Jan. 29.
-
Injured TACP to aspiring combat women: ‘Our job is to kill people’
Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro is a legend in the tactical air control party community. In 2005, he suffered third-degree burns over 80 percent of his body when his vehicle hit a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
