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Top 20 law enforcement agencies for transitioning veterans — new 2017 list
The top finishers in Military Times’ Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017 rankings include the Tucson Police Department, Cincinnati Police Department, Denver Police Department, Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Texas, Henrico County Police Division in Virginia and Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.
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Q&A: Troops ask about sexual problems related to deployments, mental health
I’ve always had a strong sex drive, but I just don’t care about it anymore. … My husband thinks I don’t love him, but I do very much.
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Unemployment jumps to 6.5 percent for post-9/11 vets in November
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans jumped to 6.5 percent in November, a notable increase that brings the rate to its highest level of 2016, government data show.
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Veterans’ group criticizes vets joining pipeline protest
Some military veterans are taking issue with other veterans’ plans to join a protest in North Dakota against the four-state, $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.
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Green Berets tackle new mission: opening a distillery
A team of former Green Berets who served around the globe are on a new mission.
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Applicants won’t have to disclose all mental health appointments on new security questionnaires
The change, hailed by mental health advocates, is part of an effort to avoid discouraging potential applicants from seeking needed care.
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The military may relax recruiting standards for fitness and pot use
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday announced a sweeping review, saying rules for screening new entrants may be “overly restrictive” and preventing the most talented from joining the ranks.
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Hot sauce startup plans to help homeless Savannah veterans
About a year ago, Tracey Richburg and Mike Roberson made a commitment to keep the service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans in mind as they launched their business.
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90-year-old WW II veteran gets a salute from Honor Flight
For Julius Woods, his World War II service as a teenager in the U.S. Navy feels like another time, another life. So many years later, he didn’t expect it to be a big deal to anyone. Too much going on in the present century, and all that.
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Retired Army NCO receives Soldier’s Medal for rescuing baby from car crash
A year after he climbed through a smashed rear window of an overturned car on the side of a North Carolina highway to rescue a sick infant, a retired Fort Bragg non-commissioned officer received the Army’s highest award for peacetime actions at a ceremony in his native Oklahoma.
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Top 20 law enforcement agencies for transitioning veterans — new 2017 list
The top finishers in Military Times’ Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017 rankings include the Tucson Police Department, Cincinnati Police Department, Denver Police Department, Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Texas, Henrico County Police Division in Virginia and Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.
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Q&A: Troops ask about sexual problems related to deployments, mental health
I’ve always had a strong sex drive, but I just don’t care about it anymore. … My husband thinks I don’t love him, but I do very much.
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Unemployment jumps to 6.5 percent for post-9/11 vets in November
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans jumped to 6.5 percent in November, a notable increase that brings the rate to its highest level of 2016, government data show.
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Veterans’ group criticizes vets joining pipeline protest
Some military veterans are taking issue with other veterans’ plans to join a protest in North Dakota against the four-state, $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.
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Green Berets tackle new mission: opening a distillery
A team of former Green Berets who served around the globe are on a new mission.
-
Applicants won’t have to disclose all mental health appointments on new security questionnaires
The change, hailed by mental health advocates, is part of an effort to avoid discouraging potential applicants from seeking needed care.
-
The military may relax recruiting standards for fitness and pot use
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday announced a sweeping review, saying rules for screening new entrants may be “overly restrictive” and preventing the most talented from joining the ranks.
-
Hot sauce startup plans to help homeless Savannah veterans
About a year ago, Tracey Richburg and Mike Roberson made a commitment to keep the service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans in mind as they launched their business.
-
90-year-old WW II veteran gets a salute from Honor Flight
For Julius Woods, his World War II service as a teenager in the U.S. Navy feels like another time, another life. So many years later, he didn’t expect it to be a big deal to anyone. Too much going on in the present century, and all that.
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Retired Army NCO receives Soldier’s Medal for rescuing baby from car crash
A year after he climbed through a smashed rear window of an overturned car on the side of a North Carolina highway to rescue a sick infant, a retired Fort Bragg non-commissioned officer received the Army’s highest award for peacetime actions at a ceremony in his native Oklahoma.
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Top 20 law enforcement agencies for transitioning veterans — new 2017 list
The top finishers in Military Times’ Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2017 rankings include the Tucson Police Department, Cincinnati Police Department, Denver Police Department, Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Texas, Henrico County Police Division in Virginia and Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.
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Q&A: Troops ask about sexual problems related to deployments, mental health
I’ve always had a strong sex drive, but I just don’t care about it anymore. … My husband thinks I don’t love him, but I do very much.
-
Unemployment jumps to 6.5 percent for post-9/11 vets in November
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans jumped to 6.5 percent in November, a notable increase that brings the rate to its highest level of 2016, government data show.
-
Veterans’ group criticizes vets joining pipeline protest
Some military veterans are taking issue with other veterans’ plans to join a protest in North Dakota against the four-state, $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.
-
Green Berets tackle new mission: opening a distillery
A team of former Green Berets who served around the globe are on a new mission.
-
Applicants won’t have to disclose all mental health appointments on new security questionnaires
The change, hailed by mental health advocates, is part of an effort to avoid discouraging potential applicants from seeking needed care.
-
The military may relax recruiting standards for fitness and pot use
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday announced a sweeping review, saying rules for screening new entrants may be “overly restrictive” and preventing the most talented from joining the ranks.
-
Hot sauce startup plans to help homeless Savannah veterans
About a year ago, Tracey Richburg and Mike Roberson made a commitment to keep the service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans in mind as they launched their business.
-
90-year-old WW II veteran gets a salute from Honor Flight
For Julius Woods, his World War II service as a teenager in the U.S. Navy feels like another time, another life. So many years later, he didn’t expect it to be a big deal to anyone. Too much going on in the present century, and all that.
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Retired Army NCO receives Soldier’s Medal for rescuing baby from car crash
A year after he climbed through a smashed rear window of an overturned car on the side of a North Carolina highway to rescue a sick infant, a retired Fort Bragg non-commissioned officer received the Army’s highest award for peacetime actions at a ceremony in his native Oklahoma.
