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Hagel announces 31 new general officer nominations
President Obama has nominated the 31 Air Force colonels to the rank of brigadier general, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced today.
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Naval War College partners with Ivy League universities
The U.S. Naval War College is partnering with two Ivy League universities to work on global security issues.
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Ohio rolls out veteran friendly employer registry
Ohio has rolled out an online registry letting military veterans know which employers are looking to hire veterans. Registry proponents suggest it should result in more jobs for veterans, while others aren’t so sure.
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Calling up the Reserves: Cyber mission is recruiting
U.S. Cyber Command this year is recruiting and training airmen to join one of the Air Force’s 39 cyber mission force teams that will be established over the next two years.
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Degree profile: Criminal justice & cyber crime
Academic programs nationwide combine knowledge of the criminal system with an understanding of computer crimes.
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Determining which schools deserve your GI Bill benefits
New information from the federal government may help military and vet students see how well the particular colleges and universities have educated other students like them.
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Need to know, 2015: Your career
The biggest overhaul of the enlisted promotion system in decades will kick into gear in 2015.
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Medical troops could be suited to informatics
Medical informatics rates high on nearly every list of hot health care jobs.
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Post-retirement MBA leads to infantry vet’s global job
Army veteran is part of a team that assembles emergency support for a range of circumstances worldwide.
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Federal crime fighters are more than FBI
Crime fighting is a governmentwide project, with career possibilities across numerous entities.
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Hagel announces 31 new general officer nominations
President Obama has nominated the 31 Air Force colonels to the rank of brigadier general, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced today.
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Naval War College partners with Ivy League universities
The U.S. Naval War College is partnering with two Ivy League universities to work on global security issues.
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Ohio rolls out veteran friendly employer registry
Ohio has rolled out an online registry letting military veterans know which employers are looking to hire veterans. Registry proponents suggest it should result in more jobs for veterans, while others aren’t so sure.
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Calling up the Reserves: Cyber mission is recruiting
U.S. Cyber Command this year is recruiting and training airmen to join one of the Air Force’s 39 cyber mission force teams that will be established over the next two years.
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Degree profile: Criminal justice & cyber crime
Academic programs nationwide combine knowledge of the criminal system with an understanding of computer crimes.
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Determining which schools deserve your GI Bill benefits
New information from the federal government may help military and vet students see how well the particular colleges and universities have educated other students like them.
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Need to know, 2015: Your career
The biggest overhaul of the enlisted promotion system in decades will kick into gear in 2015.
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Medical troops could be suited to informatics
Medical informatics rates high on nearly every list of hot health care jobs.
-
Post-retirement MBA leads to infantry vet’s global job
Army veteran is part of a team that assembles emergency support for a range of circumstances worldwide.
-
Federal crime fighters are more than FBI
Crime fighting is a governmentwide project, with career possibilities across numerous entities.
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Hagel announces 31 new general officer nominations
President Obama has nominated the 31 Air Force colonels to the rank of brigadier general, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced today.
-
Naval War College partners with Ivy League universities
The U.S. Naval War College is partnering with two Ivy League universities to work on global security issues.
-
Ohio rolls out veteran friendly employer registry
Ohio has rolled out an online registry letting military veterans know which employers are looking to hire veterans. Registry proponents suggest it should result in more jobs for veterans, while others aren’t so sure.
-
Calling up the Reserves: Cyber mission is recruiting
U.S. Cyber Command this year is recruiting and training airmen to join one of the Air Force’s 39 cyber mission force teams that will be established over the next two years.
-
Degree profile: Criminal justice & cyber crime
Academic programs nationwide combine knowledge of the criminal system with an understanding of computer crimes.
-
Determining which schools deserve your GI Bill benefits
New information from the federal government may help military and vet students see how well the particular colleges and universities have educated other students like them.
-
Need to know, 2015: Your career
The biggest overhaul of the enlisted promotion system in decades will kick into gear in 2015.
-
Medical troops could be suited to informatics
Medical informatics rates high on nearly every list of hot health care jobs.
-
Post-retirement MBA leads to infantry vet’s global job
Army veteran is part of a team that assembles emergency support for a range of circumstances worldwide.
-
Federal crime fighters are more than FBI
Crime fighting is a governmentwide project, with career possibilities across numerous entities.
