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Ellsworth AFB commander lands job at Pentagon
The commander of Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota has been selected for a position at the Pentagon.
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Panels to start considering officers for 2016 commands
The Air Force in May will begin considering officers for squadron and deputy group commander positions for 2016.
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Tanker-historian-gamer has the perfect civilian job
Guardsman doubles as Wargaming.net’s “The Chieftain.”
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Program to teach troops civilian skills before transition
Organizers said the pilot will pair military-learned skills and experiences with civilian training and certifications.
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Longer tours open opportunities for 1st sergeants
Longer initial tours for most first sergeants will make it easier for them to serve tours overseas and will cut down on training expenses, special duty manager Chief Master Sgt. Sandy Pfeffer said in a March 12 interview.
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E-learning advice from 4 troops who are making it work
Don’t be lulled by the convenience of online learning. Just because it’s convenient doesn’t mean it’s easy.
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Selective re-enlistment bonus list grows to 23 jobs
After a massive culling of career fields eligible for selective re-enlistment bonuses in late 2013, the Air Force is moving to once again expand the list.
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26 get supplemental promotions
The selectees are: 10 airmen selected for staff sergeant, one selected for technical sergeant, one selected for master sergeant, eight selected for senior master sergeant and six selected for chief master sergeant.
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Obama adjusts rules on federal student loan servicers
The new steps seek to tilt the student lending process more toward the student, focusing on graduates struggling to make monthly payments.
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Secretary wants to break down barriers in male-only fields
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James is reiterating her desire to open up the Air Force’s seven remaining male-only career fields to women, as part of the Women in Service Review plan.
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Ellsworth AFB commander lands job at Pentagon
The commander of Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota has been selected for a position at the Pentagon.
-
Panels to start considering officers for 2016 commands
The Air Force in May will begin considering officers for squadron and deputy group commander positions for 2016.
-
Tanker-historian-gamer has the perfect civilian job
Guardsman doubles as Wargaming.net’s “The Chieftain.”
-
Program to teach troops civilian skills before transition
Organizers said the pilot will pair military-learned skills and experiences with civilian training and certifications.
-
Longer tours open opportunities for 1st sergeants
Longer initial tours for most first sergeants will make it easier for them to serve tours overseas and will cut down on training expenses, special duty manager Chief Master Sgt. Sandy Pfeffer said in a March 12 interview.
-
E-learning advice from 4 troops who are making it work
Don’t be lulled by the convenience of online learning. Just because it’s convenient doesn’t mean it’s easy.
-
Selective re-enlistment bonus list grows to 23 jobs
After a massive culling of career fields eligible for selective re-enlistment bonuses in late 2013, the Air Force is moving to once again expand the list.
-
26 get supplemental promotions
The selectees are: 10 airmen selected for staff sergeant, one selected for technical sergeant, one selected for master sergeant, eight selected for senior master sergeant and six selected for chief master sergeant.
-
Obama adjusts rules on federal student loan servicers
The new steps seek to tilt the student lending process more toward the student, focusing on graduates struggling to make monthly payments.
-
Secretary wants to break down barriers in male-only fields
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James is reiterating her desire to open up the Air Force’s seven remaining male-only career fields to women, as part of the Women in Service Review plan.
-
Ellsworth AFB commander lands job at Pentagon
The commander of Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota has been selected for a position at the Pentagon.
-
Panels to start considering officers for 2016 commands
The Air Force in May will begin considering officers for squadron and deputy group commander positions for 2016.
-
Tanker-historian-gamer has the perfect civilian job
Guardsman doubles as Wargaming.net’s “The Chieftain.”
-
Program to teach troops civilian skills before transition
Organizers said the pilot will pair military-learned skills and experiences with civilian training and certifications.
-
Longer tours open opportunities for 1st sergeants
Longer initial tours for most first sergeants will make it easier for them to serve tours overseas and will cut down on training expenses, special duty manager Chief Master Sgt. Sandy Pfeffer said in a March 12 interview.
-
E-learning advice from 4 troops who are making it work
Don’t be lulled by the convenience of online learning. Just because it’s convenient doesn’t mean it’s easy.
-
Selective re-enlistment bonus list grows to 23 jobs
After a massive culling of career fields eligible for selective re-enlistment bonuses in late 2013, the Air Force is moving to once again expand the list.
-
26 get supplemental promotions
The selectees are: 10 airmen selected for staff sergeant, one selected for technical sergeant, one selected for master sergeant, eight selected for senior master sergeant and six selected for chief master sergeant.
-
Obama adjusts rules on federal student loan servicers
The new steps seek to tilt the student lending process more toward the student, focusing on graduates struggling to make monthly payments.
-
Secretary wants to break down barriers in male-only fields
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James is reiterating her desire to open up the Air Force’s seven remaining male-only career fields to women, as part of the Women in Service Review plan.
