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Next OTS announcement delayed to May 1 to admit more
The Air Force’s next round of Officer Training School selections has been delayed — but the later announcement could be a good thing for aspiring officers.
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BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
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3-star nominated to head Air Education and Training Command
Lt. Gen. Darryl Roberson, currently commander of Third Air Force, U.S. Air Forces in Europe, would take over the command in charge of educating and training airmen, pending confirmation of his nomination by the Senate.
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First master sgt. promotion board begins May 27
The new master sergeant board is a major component of the Air Force’s broad overhaul of how enlisted airmen are evaluated and promoted.
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Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
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‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
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Air Force to begin tests to open combat jobs to women
The Air Force said it will start conducting physical evaluations to set gender-neutral occupational standards for the jobs, which represent roughly 4,300 special operations positions.
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Survey: Give Air Force your feedback
For the first time in three years, airmen have a chance to weigh in on how they think the Air Force is doing.
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Enlisted jobs rank among worst in new career report
If you’re an enlisted service member, a new career report says you’ve got one of the very worst jobs on the planet.
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U.S. to fine Heald College for false claims
The U.S. Education Department alleges that Heald had shown a pattern of falsifying post-graduation employment data.
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Next OTS announcement delayed to May 1 to admit more
The Air Force’s next round of Officer Training School selections has been delayed — but the later announcement could be a good thing for aspiring officers.
-
BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
-
3-star nominated to head Air Education and Training Command
Lt. Gen. Darryl Roberson, currently commander of Third Air Force, U.S. Air Forces in Europe, would take over the command in charge of educating and training airmen, pending confirmation of his nomination by the Senate.
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First master sgt. promotion board begins May 27
The new master sergeant board is a major component of the Air Force’s broad overhaul of how enlisted airmen are evaluated and promoted.
-
Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
-
‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
-
Air Force to begin tests to open combat jobs to women
The Air Force said it will start conducting physical evaluations to set gender-neutral occupational standards for the jobs, which represent roughly 4,300 special operations positions.
-
Survey: Give Air Force your feedback
For the first time in three years, airmen have a chance to weigh in on how they think the Air Force is doing.
-
Enlisted jobs rank among worst in new career report
If you’re an enlisted service member, a new career report says you’ve got one of the very worst jobs on the planet.
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U.S. to fine Heald College for false claims
The U.S. Education Department alleges that Heald had shown a pattern of falsifying post-graduation employment data.
-
Next OTS announcement delayed to May 1 to admit more
The Air Force’s next round of Officer Training School selections has been delayed — but the later announcement could be a good thing for aspiring officers.
-
BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
-
3-star nominated to head Air Education and Training Command
Lt. Gen. Darryl Roberson, currently commander of Third Air Force, U.S. Air Forces in Europe, would take over the command in charge of educating and training airmen, pending confirmation of his nomination by the Senate.
-
First master sgt. promotion board begins May 27
The new master sergeant board is a major component of the Air Force’s broad overhaul of how enlisted airmen are evaluated and promoted.
-
Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
-
‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
-
Air Force to begin tests to open combat jobs to women
The Air Force said it will start conducting physical evaluations to set gender-neutral occupational standards for the jobs, which represent roughly 4,300 special operations positions.
-
Survey: Give Air Force your feedback
For the first time in three years, airmen have a chance to weigh in on how they think the Air Force is doing.
-
Enlisted jobs rank among worst in new career report
If you’re an enlisted service member, a new career report says you’ve got one of the very worst jobs on the planet.
-
U.S. to fine Heald College for false claims
The U.S. Education Department alleges that Heald had shown a pattern of falsifying post-graduation employment data.
