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Bill in S.C. would waive in-state tuition for vets
A state Senate panel has approved a bill dropping the one-year wait time required before out-of-state veterans can get instate tuition rates at state colleges and universities.
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1,257 selected for promotion to senior master sergeant
The Air Force on Thursday announced it has selected 1,257 master sergeants for promotion to senior master sergeant.
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Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
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Air Force secretary announces bold moves to boost women, minorities
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Wednesday announced bold moves to boost the careers of women and minorities.in the service.
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Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
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Maine Gov. LePage pushes for elimination of state military pension tax
Republican Gov. Paul LePage says that eliminating the tax on military pensions is vital to attract veterans to Maine.
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March 16 deadline for DARPA fellowship
Officers who hope to take part in a science and technology research fellowship program sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, must submit their nomination package by March 16.
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59 officers picked for regional affairs program
The Air Force has picked 59 majors and captains to develop their language skills and serve in international jobs.
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Tenn. bill seeks to benefit military students
The proposal helps students who can’t attend college in the fall semester after completion of high school because of certain military commitments.
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Officer Training School sets one curriculum for all cadets
Unlike previous cadets, the new officers commissioned at the March 13 Officer Training School graduation will all have received the same training.
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Bill in S.C. would waive in-state tuition for vets
A state Senate panel has approved a bill dropping the one-year wait time required before out-of-state veterans can get instate tuition rates at state colleges and universities.
-
1,257 selected for promotion to senior master sergeant
The Air Force on Thursday announced it has selected 1,257 master sergeants for promotion to senior master sergeant.
-
Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
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Air Force secretary announces bold moves to boost women, minorities
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Wednesday announced bold moves to boost the careers of women and minorities.in the service.
-
Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
-
Maine Gov. LePage pushes for elimination of state military pension tax
Republican Gov. Paul LePage says that eliminating the tax on military pensions is vital to attract veterans to Maine.
-
March 16 deadline for DARPA fellowship
Officers who hope to take part in a science and technology research fellowship program sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, must submit their nomination package by March 16.
-
59 officers picked for regional affairs program
The Air Force has picked 59 majors and captains to develop their language skills and serve in international jobs.
-
Tenn. bill seeks to benefit military students
The proposal helps students who can’t attend college in the fall semester after completion of high school because of certain military commitments.
-
Officer Training School sets one curriculum for all cadets
Unlike previous cadets, the new officers commissioned at the March 13 Officer Training School graduation will all have received the same training.
-
Bill in S.C. would waive in-state tuition for vets
A state Senate panel has approved a bill dropping the one-year wait time required before out-of-state veterans can get instate tuition rates at state colleges and universities.
-
1,257 selected for promotion to senior master sergeant
The Air Force on Thursday announced it has selected 1,257 master sergeants for promotion to senior master sergeant.
-
Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
-
Air Force secretary announces bold moves to boost women, minorities
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Wednesday announced bold moves to boost the careers of women and minorities.in the service.
-
Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
-
Maine Gov. LePage pushes for elimination of state military pension tax
Republican Gov. Paul LePage says that eliminating the tax on military pensions is vital to attract veterans to Maine.
-
March 16 deadline for DARPA fellowship
Officers who hope to take part in a science and technology research fellowship program sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, must submit their nomination package by March 16.
-
59 officers picked for regional affairs program
The Air Force has picked 59 majors and captains to develop their language skills and serve in international jobs.
-
Tenn. bill seeks to benefit military students
The proposal helps students who can’t attend college in the fall semester after completion of high school because of certain military commitments.
-
Officer Training School sets one curriculum for all cadets
Unlike previous cadets, the new officers commissioned at the March 13 Officer Training School graduation will all have received the same training.
