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Vet credentialing problems persist despite jobs boost
Experts warn that translating military skills remains a challenge, even while veterans unemployment keeps dropping.
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University of Dayton receives $99M Air Force contract
The University of Dayton Research Institute will help the Air Force integrate new or improved technologies to reduce maintenance costs and increase its aircraft fleet’s availability.
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Free community college plans to get boost
President Obama and Jill Biden will try to put more oomph behind state and local programs that provide what Obama’s been unable to offer nationally.
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Air Force vets transition to student teachers
James Huntley and Gregg Shapiro are not traditional student teachers. Both are veterans of the Air Force, who were stationed at Shaw Air Force Base.
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3,685 airmen to pin on new ranks in September
The Air Force said Sept. 8 that 3,685 airmen were slated to pin on their new ranks this month.
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Purdue students oppose name change for tech college
Some students are telling Purdue University they do not want the name Purdue Polytechnic Institute on their diplomas.
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8 airmen needed for new human intelligence AFSC
The Air Force is looking for eight airmen to begin retraining for its new human intelligence career fA small pool of enlisted airmen can soon retrain into a brand new Air Force career field that could take them into cutting-edge assignments worldwide
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Program allows missileers and submariners to switch services
The Striker Trident program was created in 2014 as part of the Air Force’s efforts to improve morale in the nuclear force, which was reeling from an investigation of missileers were cheating on a monthly proficiency exam.
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About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
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College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
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Vet credentialing problems persist despite jobs boost
Experts warn that translating military skills remains a challenge, even while veterans unemployment keeps dropping.
-
University of Dayton receives $99M Air Force contract
The University of Dayton Research Institute will help the Air Force integrate new or improved technologies to reduce maintenance costs and increase its aircraft fleet’s availability.
-
Free community college plans to get boost
President Obama and Jill Biden will try to put more oomph behind state and local programs that provide what Obama’s been unable to offer nationally.
-
Air Force vets transition to student teachers
James Huntley and Gregg Shapiro are not traditional student teachers. Both are veterans of the Air Force, who were stationed at Shaw Air Force Base.
-
3,685 airmen to pin on new ranks in September
The Air Force said Sept. 8 that 3,685 airmen were slated to pin on their new ranks this month.
-
Purdue students oppose name change for tech college
Some students are telling Purdue University they do not want the name Purdue Polytechnic Institute on their diplomas.
-
8 airmen needed for new human intelligence AFSC
The Air Force is looking for eight airmen to begin retraining for its new human intelligence career fA small pool of enlisted airmen can soon retrain into a brand new Air Force career field that could take them into cutting-edge assignments worldwide
-
Program allows missileers and submariners to switch services
The Striker Trident program was created in 2014 as part of the Air Force’s efforts to improve morale in the nuclear force, which was reeling from an investigation of missileers were cheating on a monthly proficiency exam.
-
About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
-
College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
-
Vet credentialing problems persist despite jobs boost
Experts warn that translating military skills remains a challenge, even while veterans unemployment keeps dropping.
-
University of Dayton receives $99M Air Force contract
The University of Dayton Research Institute will help the Air Force integrate new or improved technologies to reduce maintenance costs and increase its aircraft fleet’s availability.
-
Free community college plans to get boost
President Obama and Jill Biden will try to put more oomph behind state and local programs that provide what Obama’s been unable to offer nationally.
-
Air Force vets transition to student teachers
James Huntley and Gregg Shapiro are not traditional student teachers. Both are veterans of the Air Force, who were stationed at Shaw Air Force Base.
-
3,685 airmen to pin on new ranks in September
The Air Force said Sept. 8 that 3,685 airmen were slated to pin on their new ranks this month.
-
Purdue students oppose name change for tech college
Some students are telling Purdue University they do not want the name Purdue Polytechnic Institute on their diplomas.
-
8 airmen needed for new human intelligence AFSC
The Air Force is looking for eight airmen to begin retraining for its new human intelligence career fA small pool of enlisted airmen can soon retrain into a brand new Air Force career field that could take them into cutting-edge assignments worldwide
-
Program allows missileers and submariners to switch services
The Striker Trident program was created in 2014 as part of the Air Force’s efforts to improve morale in the nuclear force, which was reeling from an investigation of missileers were cheating on a monthly proficiency exam.
-
About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
-
College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
