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Credit for medics: Which colleges are giving it a shot
Hundreds of student veterans are working their way through accelerated programs for corpsmen or medics to become registered nurses.
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Vroom in the classroom: Get ahead in the auto industry
Trucks and trains may move the bulk of our goods, but for many service members hanging up their uniforms, the idea of a “transportation” sector hearkens back to that first set of wheels.
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3,333 to pin on in November
The Air Force Personnel Center said that 3,333 airmen will pin on higher ranks in November.
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Air Force taps 13 for nuclear squadron commander, safety chief jobs
The Air Force chose 13 officers to be nuclear and missile operations squadron commanders and chiefs of safety, the Air Force Personnel Center said Monday.
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111 lieutenant colonels get a shot at ROTC command
The Air Force on Monday announced it has chosen 111 lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel-selects to be candidates for Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment command.
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Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
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Grosso pins on 3rd star to become first female USAF personnel chief
Lt. Gen. Gina Grosso, the Air Force’s new personnel chief, formally pinned on her third star during a ceremony at the Pentagon Monday.
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Report: GI Bill on-the-job training benefit not being used
Very few veterans are using benefits added to the GI Bill in 2011 that offer living stipends to nonstudents who seek on-the-job training or apprenticeships, according to a new government report.
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Enlisted attaché applications due on Nov. 15
Want to see the world? Enlisted attaché applications are due on Nov. 15, according to the Air Force Personnel center. Defense Attaché Specialists work in other countries from anywhere between 12 and 36 months, Staff Sgt.
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Find hidden credits in your Joint Services Transcript
A prior learning specialist helped a former soldier apply the credits he had earned from multiple colleges.
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Credit for medics: Which colleges are giving it a shot
Hundreds of student veterans are working their way through accelerated programs for corpsmen or medics to become registered nurses.
-
Vroom in the classroom: Get ahead in the auto industry
Trucks and trains may move the bulk of our goods, but for many service members hanging up their uniforms, the idea of a “transportation” sector hearkens back to that first set of wheels.
-
3,333 to pin on in November
The Air Force Personnel Center said that 3,333 airmen will pin on higher ranks in November.
-
Air Force taps 13 for nuclear squadron commander, safety chief jobs
The Air Force chose 13 officers to be nuclear and missile operations squadron commanders and chiefs of safety, the Air Force Personnel Center said Monday.
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111 lieutenant colonels get a shot at ROTC command
The Air Force on Monday announced it has chosen 111 lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel-selects to be candidates for Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment command.
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Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
-
Grosso pins on 3rd star to become first female USAF personnel chief
Lt. Gen. Gina Grosso, the Air Force’s new personnel chief, formally pinned on her third star during a ceremony at the Pentagon Monday.
-
Report: GI Bill on-the-job training benefit not being used
Very few veterans are using benefits added to the GI Bill in 2011 that offer living stipends to nonstudents who seek on-the-job training or apprenticeships, according to a new government report.
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Enlisted attaché applications due on Nov. 15
Want to see the world? Enlisted attaché applications are due on Nov. 15, according to the Air Force Personnel center. Defense Attaché Specialists work in other countries from anywhere between 12 and 36 months, Staff Sgt.
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Find hidden credits in your Joint Services Transcript
A prior learning specialist helped a former soldier apply the credits he had earned from multiple colleges.
-
Credit for medics: Which colleges are giving it a shot
Hundreds of student veterans are working their way through accelerated programs for corpsmen or medics to become registered nurses.
-
Vroom in the classroom: Get ahead in the auto industry
Trucks and trains may move the bulk of our goods, but for many service members hanging up their uniforms, the idea of a “transportation” sector hearkens back to that first set of wheels.
-
3,333 to pin on in November
The Air Force Personnel Center said that 3,333 airmen will pin on higher ranks in November.
-
Air Force taps 13 for nuclear squadron commander, safety chief jobs
The Air Force chose 13 officers to be nuclear and missile operations squadron commanders and chiefs of safety, the Air Force Personnel Center said Monday.
-
111 lieutenant colonels get a shot at ROTC command
The Air Force on Monday announced it has chosen 111 lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel-selects to be candidates for Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment command.
-
Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
-
Grosso pins on 3rd star to become first female USAF personnel chief
Lt. Gen. Gina Grosso, the Air Force’s new personnel chief, formally pinned on her third star during a ceremony at the Pentagon Monday.
-
Report: GI Bill on-the-job training benefit not being used
Very few veterans are using benefits added to the GI Bill in 2011 that offer living stipends to nonstudents who seek on-the-job training or apprenticeships, according to a new government report.
-
Enlisted attaché applications due on Nov. 15
Want to see the world? Enlisted attaché applications are due on Nov. 15, according to the Air Force Personnel center. Defense Attaché Specialists work in other countries from anywhere between 12 and 36 months, Staff Sgt.
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Find hidden credits in your Joint Services Transcript
A prior learning specialist helped a former soldier apply the credits he had earned from multiple colleges.
