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Virtual town hall on Thursday will address big changes to NCO Corps
Do you have questions about leader development or Army schools? TRADOC’s senior enlisted soldier is ready to answer them Thursday during a virtual town hall.
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Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
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Army launches new NCO writing program to boost soldier skills
The Army has launched a new NCO Writing Excellence Program to boost soldiers’ writing skills and stimulate discussions on key issues for noncommissioned officers.
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Redesigned Army Career Tracker helps soldiers more easily map, manage their careers
Soldiers looking for help to navigate their way to a successful career can now log on to a new and improved Army Career Tracker.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
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SMA picks ‘Ender’s Game’ as the first book for his book club
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey has picked an Orson Scott Card classic as the first book on his reading list.
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Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
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Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
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This sergeant is the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier
A sergeant in the Wyoming National Guard has become the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier.
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Yale commencement includes first ROTC graduates since ’70s
Defense Secretary Ash Carter handed out commissions to the university’s first ROTC graduating class in more than 40 years.
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Virtual town hall on Thursday will address big changes to NCO Corps
Do you have questions about leader development or Army schools? TRADOC’s senior enlisted soldier is ready to answer them Thursday during a virtual town hall.
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Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
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Army launches new NCO writing program to boost soldier skills
The Army has launched a new NCO Writing Excellence Program to boost soldiers’ writing skills and stimulate discussions on key issues for noncommissioned officers.
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Redesigned Army Career Tracker helps soldiers more easily map, manage their careers
Soldiers looking for help to navigate their way to a successful career can now log on to a new and improved Army Career Tracker.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
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SMA picks ‘Ender’s Game’ as the first book for his book club
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey has picked an Orson Scott Card classic as the first book on his reading list.
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Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
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Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
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This sergeant is the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier
A sergeant in the Wyoming National Guard has become the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier.
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Yale commencement includes first ROTC graduates since ’70s
Defense Secretary Ash Carter handed out commissions to the university’s first ROTC graduating class in more than 40 years.
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Virtual town hall on Thursday will address big changes to NCO Corps
Do you have questions about leader development or Army schools? TRADOC’s senior enlisted soldier is ready to answer them Thursday during a virtual town hall.
-
Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
-
Army launches new NCO writing program to boost soldier skills
The Army has launched a new NCO Writing Excellence Program to boost soldiers’ writing skills and stimulate discussions on key issues for noncommissioned officers.
-
Redesigned Army Career Tracker helps soldiers more easily map, manage their careers
Soldiers looking for help to navigate their way to a successful career can now log on to a new and improved Army Career Tracker.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment sets records in May; U.S. hiring slows
Even as hiring slowed for the nation as a whole in May, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans continued to set records, government data shows.
-
SMA picks ‘Ender’s Game’ as the first book for his book club
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey has picked an Orson Scott Card classic as the first book on his reading list.
-
Justice Department backs fired VA official in legal challenge
The Justice Department is siding with a legal argument by a fired Department of Veterans Affairs official at the center of a nationwide scandal over long wait times for veterans seeking medical care and secret lists covering up the
-
Muslim girl picks school after Citadel says no to her hijab
Sana Hamze had initially hoped to attend The Citadel in South Carolina, but the school would not change its uniform policy to accommodate her headscarf.
-
This sergeant is the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier
A sergeant in the Wyoming National Guard has become the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier.
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Yale commencement includes first ROTC graduates since ’70s
Defense Secretary Ash Carter handed out commissions to the university’s first ROTC graduating class in more than 40 years.
