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Nearly 2,000 NCOs will add a stripe in October
Nearly 2,000 senior airmen through senior master sergeants will add a stripe in October as part of the monthly promot…
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New special hardship pay does not apply to airmen
Only Marines and sailors will benefit from special hardship pay approved by the Defense Department this month to comp…
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Staff sergeant evals will all close out Jan. 31
Staff sergeants’ enlisted performance reports will close out on Jan. 31 under the Air Force’s overhauled promotion sy…
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Student loan default rates decline
WASHINGTON – The Education Department on Wednesday reported a drop in the percentage of people who are defaulting on…
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ACT experiments with electronic exams
Nearly 4,000 students took the ACT test on a computer this past spring, marking the first time that a national colleg…
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Mission Family: Transition help open to spouses, too
When a service member leaves the military, it affects the entire family. How a family prepares for that transition ca…
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Tactical Veteran: Apprenticeships can be path to solid career
In my last column, I talked a bit about “blue-collar” occupations and broke down some of the pathways into those care…
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U.S. to train veterans to install solar panels
WASHINGTON – The U.S. will train at least 50,000 veterans to become solar panel installers in the next six years, th…
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Air Force enlisted promotions overhaul likened to ‘fifth-generation’ aircraft
The chief of Air Force enlisted policy made her case for the long-awaited overhaul to the way airmen are evaluated an…
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Command chiefs: Eval and promotion system overhaul tackles long-standing problems
The impending overhaul of the enlisted performance system dominated the chief master sergeant forum on the opening da…
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Nearly 2,000 NCOs will add a stripe in October
Nearly 2,000 senior airmen through senior master sergeants will add a stripe in October as part of the monthly promot…
-
New special hardship pay does not apply to airmen
Only Marines and sailors will benefit from special hardship pay approved by the Defense Department this month to comp…
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Staff sergeant evals will all close out Jan. 31
Staff sergeants’ enlisted performance reports will close out on Jan. 31 under the Air Force’s overhauled promotion sy…
-
Student loan default rates decline
WASHINGTON – The Education Department on Wednesday reported a drop in the percentage of people who are defaulting on…
-
ACT experiments with electronic exams
Nearly 4,000 students took the ACT test on a computer this past spring, marking the first time that a national colleg…
-
Mission Family: Transition help open to spouses, too
When a service member leaves the military, it affects the entire family. How a family prepares for that transition ca…
-
Tactical Veteran: Apprenticeships can be path to solid career
In my last column, I talked a bit about “blue-collar” occupations and broke down some of the pathways into those care…
-
U.S. to train veterans to install solar panels
WASHINGTON – The U.S. will train at least 50,000 veterans to become solar panel installers in the next six years, th…
-
Air Force enlisted promotions overhaul likened to ‘fifth-generation’ aircraft
The chief of Air Force enlisted policy made her case for the long-awaited overhaul to the way airmen are evaluated an…
-
Command chiefs: Eval and promotion system overhaul tackles long-standing problems
The impending overhaul of the enlisted performance system dominated the chief master sergeant forum on the opening da…
-
Nearly 2,000 NCOs will add a stripe in October
Nearly 2,000 senior airmen through senior master sergeants will add a stripe in October as part of the monthly promot…
-
New special hardship pay does not apply to airmen
Only Marines and sailors will benefit from special hardship pay approved by the Defense Department this month to comp…
-
Staff sergeant evals will all close out Jan. 31
Staff sergeants’ enlisted performance reports will close out on Jan. 31 under the Air Force’s overhauled promotion sy…
-
Student loan default rates decline
WASHINGTON – The Education Department on Wednesday reported a drop in the percentage of people who are defaulting on…
-
ACT experiments with electronic exams
Nearly 4,000 students took the ACT test on a computer this past spring, marking the first time that a national colleg…
-
Mission Family: Transition help open to spouses, too
When a service member leaves the military, it affects the entire family. How a family prepares for that transition ca…
-
Tactical Veteran: Apprenticeships can be path to solid career
In my last column, I talked a bit about “blue-collar” occupations and broke down some of the pathways into those care…
-
U.S. to train veterans to install solar panels
WASHINGTON – The U.S. will train at least 50,000 veterans to become solar panel installers in the next six years, th…
-
Air Force enlisted promotions overhaul likened to ‘fifth-generation’ aircraft
The chief of Air Force enlisted policy made her case for the long-awaited overhaul to the way airmen are evaluated an…
-
Command chiefs: Eval and promotion system overhaul tackles long-standing problems
The impending overhaul of the enlisted performance system dominated the chief master sergeant forum on the opening da…
