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2,760 to pin on new ranks in July
The Air Force said that 1,036 officers and 1,724 enlisted airmen will pin on their new ranks in July.
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208 enlisted selected for supplemental promotion, mostly to E-6
The Air Force selected 208 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion, the Air Force Personnel Center said Thursday.
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First MSgt promotion board yields 5,301 selectees
The first board to select new master sergeants has chosen 22.44 percent of eligible technical sergeants for promotion — the highest selection rate in three years.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Air Force to rely on Reserve to help stand up F-35
The Air Force plans to turn to the Air Force Reserve for manpower to bring the F-35 online after Congress blocked the service’s attempt to free up maintainers through retirement of the A-10, the head of Air Force Reserve Command said Tuesday.
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EOD re-up bonuses for SNCOs as high as $75K
Some explosive ordnance disposal airmen who are senior noncommissioned officers can get massive re-enlistment bonuses for signing up for another three to five years.
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Some airmen skeptical of new enlisted promotion system
The early reactions to the Air Force’s new quota-driven enlisted performance system are in — and some airmen are skeptical. Many are convinced the new system will only reward favoritism.
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Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
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Senator: University of Phoenix should be investigated
Sen. Dick Durbin called on the Pentagon to immediately bar the University of Phoenix from further access to service members until the tactics it uses to recruit troops and veterans are investigated.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets stays near historic low
Unemployment for post-9/11 veterans in June held steady at the near-record low recorded the previous month, 5.4 percent, government data show.
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2,760 to pin on new ranks in July
The Air Force said that 1,036 officers and 1,724 enlisted airmen will pin on their new ranks in July.
-
208 enlisted selected for supplemental promotion, mostly to E-6
The Air Force selected 208 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion, the Air Force Personnel Center said Thursday.
-
First MSgt promotion board yields 5,301 selectees
The first board to select new master sergeants has chosen 22.44 percent of eligible technical sergeants for promotion — the highest selection rate in three years.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Air Force to rely on Reserve to help stand up F-35
The Air Force plans to turn to the Air Force Reserve for manpower to bring the F-35 online after Congress blocked the service’s attempt to free up maintainers through retirement of the A-10, the head of Air Force Reserve Command said Tuesday.
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EOD re-up bonuses for SNCOs as high as $75K
Some explosive ordnance disposal airmen who are senior noncommissioned officers can get massive re-enlistment bonuses for signing up for another three to five years.
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Some airmen skeptical of new enlisted promotion system
The early reactions to the Air Force’s new quota-driven enlisted performance system are in — and some airmen are skeptical. Many are convinced the new system will only reward favoritism.
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Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
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Senator: University of Phoenix should be investigated
Sen. Dick Durbin called on the Pentagon to immediately bar the University of Phoenix from further access to service members until the tactics it uses to recruit troops and veterans are investigated.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets stays near historic low
Unemployment for post-9/11 veterans in June held steady at the near-record low recorded the previous month, 5.4 percent, government data show.
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2,760 to pin on new ranks in July
The Air Force said that 1,036 officers and 1,724 enlisted airmen will pin on their new ranks in July.
-
208 enlisted selected for supplemental promotion, mostly to E-6
The Air Force selected 208 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion, the Air Force Personnel Center said Thursday.
-
First MSgt promotion board yields 5,301 selectees
The first board to select new master sergeants has chosen 22.44 percent of eligible technical sergeants for promotion — the highest selection rate in three years.
-
Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
-
Air Force to rely on Reserve to help stand up F-35
The Air Force plans to turn to the Air Force Reserve for manpower to bring the F-35 online after Congress blocked the service’s attempt to free up maintainers through retirement of the A-10, the head of Air Force Reserve Command said Tuesday.
-
EOD re-up bonuses for SNCOs as high as $75K
Some explosive ordnance disposal airmen who are senior noncommissioned officers can get massive re-enlistment bonuses for signing up for another three to five years.
-
Some airmen skeptical of new enlisted promotion system
The early reactions to the Air Force’s new quota-driven enlisted performance system are in — and some airmen are skeptical. Many are convinced the new system will only reward favoritism.
-
Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
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Senator: University of Phoenix should be investigated
Sen. Dick Durbin called on the Pentagon to immediately bar the University of Phoenix from further access to service members until the tactics it uses to recruit troops and veterans are investigated.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets stays near historic low
Unemployment for post-9/11 veterans in June held steady at the near-record low recorded the previous month, 5.4 percent, government data show.
