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Air Force to review morale, career needs in RPA community
The Air Force wants to get to the bottom of the retention problem and other issues in the remotely piloted aircraft community.
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June 9 is new date for tech sergeant promotions announcement
The Air Force will announce the promotion selections for technical sergeant on June 9 — nearly two weeks after the original release date.
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More to pin on new stripes
One year after the Air Force separated about 19,800 airmen in a vast and painful round of voluntary and involuntary cuts, the service has good news: Expect more promotions in 2015.
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This year’s revised promotion process
This year’s staff sergeant and technical sergeant promotion cycles will be the first to include several changes the Air Force announced last year. These airmen will only have up to their three most recent enlisted performance reports since becoming eligible for promotion considered. Previously, the Air Force considered the last five years of EPRs.
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2013, 2014 saw low promotion rates
For enlisted airmen hoping to add their next stripe, the last few years have been tough.
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Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
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Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
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Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
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Concealed handguns on Texas campuses gets boost
House lawmakers gave their preliminary approval to a “campus carry” measure.
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First master sergeant board scheduled to begin today
The first-ever board that will decide which airmen to promote to master sergeant was scheduled to convene Wednesday at the Air Force Personnel Center’s headquarters at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
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Air Force to review morale, career needs in RPA community
The Air Force wants to get to the bottom of the retention problem and other issues in the remotely piloted aircraft community.
-
June 9 is new date for tech sergeant promotions announcement
The Air Force will announce the promotion selections for technical sergeant on June 9 — nearly two weeks after the original release date.
-
More to pin on new stripes
One year after the Air Force separated about 19,800 airmen in a vast and painful round of voluntary and involuntary cuts, the service has good news: Expect more promotions in 2015.
-
This year’s revised promotion process
This year’s staff sergeant and technical sergeant promotion cycles will be the first to include several changes the Air Force announced last year. These airmen will only have up to their three most recent enlisted performance reports since becoming eligible for promotion considered. Previously, the Air Force considered the last five years of EPRs.
-
2013, 2014 saw low promotion rates
For enlisted airmen hoping to add their next stripe, the last few years have been tough.
-
Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
-
Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
-
Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
-
Concealed handguns on Texas campuses gets boost
House lawmakers gave their preliminary approval to a “campus carry” measure.
-
First master sergeant board scheduled to begin today
The first-ever board that will decide which airmen to promote to master sergeant was scheduled to convene Wednesday at the Air Force Personnel Center’s headquarters at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
-
Air Force to review morale, career needs in RPA community
The Air Force wants to get to the bottom of the retention problem and other issues in the remotely piloted aircraft community.
-
June 9 is new date for tech sergeant promotions announcement
The Air Force will announce the promotion selections for technical sergeant on June 9 — nearly two weeks after the original release date.
-
More to pin on new stripes
One year after the Air Force separated about 19,800 airmen in a vast and painful round of voluntary and involuntary cuts, the service has good news: Expect more promotions in 2015.
-
This year’s revised promotion process
This year’s staff sergeant and technical sergeant promotion cycles will be the first to include several changes the Air Force announced last year. These airmen will only have up to their three most recent enlisted performance reports since becoming eligible for promotion considered. Previously, the Air Force considered the last five years of EPRs.
-
2013, 2014 saw low promotion rates
For enlisted airmen hoping to add their next stripe, the last few years have been tough.
-
Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
-
Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
-
Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
-
Concealed handguns on Texas campuses gets boost
House lawmakers gave their preliminary approval to a “campus carry” measure.
-
First master sergeant board scheduled to begin today
The first-ever board that will decide which airmen to promote to master sergeant was scheduled to convene Wednesday at the Air Force Personnel Center’s headquarters at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
