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American Military University unveils community space for veterans
New veterans center to house seminars and ultimately a business incubator
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Campus veterans centers are where student vets are hanging out
Thirty colleges and universities responded when Military Times asked for photos of veterans centers that had opened, or were remodeled, within the past two years.
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Army advances tape test review triggered by SMA and soldier complaints
The Army is putting together a working group to review the tape test to determine if the method is a fair measurement of a soldier’s physical fitness.
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New re-up bonuses to take effect May 7 : Should you stay or should you go?
Options for qualified soldiers range from $1,600 to $72,000 lump sum payments.
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Meet the Army’s first female infantry officer
Capt. Kristen Griest, one of the first women to earn the coveted Ranger tab, will once again make history.
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These nine Army jobs are getting tougher for re-enlistments
Career-minded junior enlisted soldiers in nine military occupational specialties could face tougher re-enlistment hurdles under a force-shaping strategy used as part of the drawdown.
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49 military- and veteran-focused job fairs coming in May
The following are upcoming job fairs and networking events for service members, veterans and military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to determine whether you should register in advance.
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Millennials may need drill sgts beyond basic, Army says
In a push to instill more discipline among its newest soldiers, the Army is looking to its drill sergeants for help.
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AIT platoon sergeants sound off on Army’s drill sergeant plan
AIT platoon sergeants sound off on the Army’s proposal to replace them with drill sergeants.
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Do you make the cut? Army’s drill sergeant, AIT platoon sergeant requirements
To become a drill sergeant or AIT platoon sergeant, soldiers must meet these requirements.
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American Military University unveils community space for veterans
New veterans center to house seminars and ultimately a business incubator
-
Campus veterans centers are where student vets are hanging out
Thirty colleges and universities responded when Military Times asked for photos of veterans centers that had opened, or were remodeled, within the past two years.
-
Army advances tape test review triggered by SMA and soldier complaints
The Army is putting together a working group to review the tape test to determine if the method is a fair measurement of a soldier’s physical fitness.
-
New re-up bonuses to take effect May 7 : Should you stay or should you go?
Options for qualified soldiers range from $1,600 to $72,000 lump sum payments.
-
Meet the Army’s first female infantry officer
Capt. Kristen Griest, one of the first women to earn the coveted Ranger tab, will once again make history.
-
These nine Army jobs are getting tougher for re-enlistments
Career-minded junior enlisted soldiers in nine military occupational specialties could face tougher re-enlistment hurdles under a force-shaping strategy used as part of the drawdown.
-
49 military- and veteran-focused job fairs coming in May
The following are upcoming job fairs and networking events for service members, veterans and military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to determine whether you should register in advance.
-
Millennials may need drill sgts beyond basic, Army says
In a push to instill more discipline among its newest soldiers, the Army is looking to its drill sergeants for help.
-
AIT platoon sergeants sound off on Army’s drill sergeant plan
AIT platoon sergeants sound off on the Army’s proposal to replace them with drill sergeants.
-
Do you make the cut? Army’s drill sergeant, AIT platoon sergeant requirements
To become a drill sergeant or AIT platoon sergeant, soldiers must meet these requirements.
-
American Military University unveils community space for veterans
New veterans center to house seminars and ultimately a business incubator
-
Campus veterans centers are where student vets are hanging out
Thirty colleges and universities responded when Military Times asked for photos of veterans centers that had opened, or were remodeled, within the past two years.
-
Army advances tape test review triggered by SMA and soldier complaints
The Army is putting together a working group to review the tape test to determine if the method is a fair measurement of a soldier’s physical fitness.
-
New re-up bonuses to take effect May 7 : Should you stay or should you go?
Options for qualified soldiers range from $1,600 to $72,000 lump sum payments.
-
Meet the Army’s first female infantry officer
Capt. Kristen Griest, one of the first women to earn the coveted Ranger tab, will once again make history.
-
These nine Army jobs are getting tougher for re-enlistments
Career-minded junior enlisted soldiers in nine military occupational specialties could face tougher re-enlistment hurdles under a force-shaping strategy used as part of the drawdown.
-
49 military- and veteran-focused job fairs coming in May
The following are upcoming job fairs and networking events for service members, veterans and military spouses. Go to the website for an event before attending to determine whether you should register in advance.
-
Millennials may need drill sgts beyond basic, Army says
In a push to instill more discipline among its newest soldiers, the Army is looking to its drill sergeants for help.
-
AIT platoon sergeants sound off on Army’s drill sergeant plan
AIT platoon sergeants sound off on the Army’s proposal to replace them with drill sergeants.
-
Do you make the cut? Army’s drill sergeant, AIT platoon sergeant requirements
To become a drill sergeant or AIT platoon sergeant, soldiers must meet these requirements.
