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Medical Service Corps captains to be assigned career specialties
The target group includes captains in health services administration and aeromedical evacuation jobs.
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Army activates new MI brigade to support Africa ops
Faced with growing threats, the Army has stood up a military intelligence brigade to support operations in Africa.
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The Army offers job perks to those who help prevent sex asssault
Active soldiers in full-time sexual harassment/assault prevention jobs qualify for assignment or stabilization preferences.
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These are the Army’s new gender neutral rules for Special Forces
The requirements include 49 pushups, 59 situps, a 2-mile run and 6 pullups. Women must have a negative pregnancy test.
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Soldier-turned-Monster Jam driver on life after service
Working on Apache helicopters for 10 years didn’t directly prepare former Sgt. Tony Ochs for his current private-sector position, which involves crushing cars and speeding around dirt tracks in the cab of a souped-up truck atop 5½-foot-tall tires.
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Inside the Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course
The Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course goes service-wide this spring with three pilot classes. It is the only course in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) that teaches trainers how to teach marksmanship.
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Army tackles marksmanship shortfalls with new training course
The Army is launching a training course to fix a deficit in one of the basic skills of soldiering: shooting straight.
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VA reprimands DeVry University based on federal lawsuit, GI Bill complaints
The VA responded to allegations of deceptive marketing made by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Branch transfer program deadline is Friday
Captains, promotable first lieutenants and certain other officers have until March 18 to apply for the Voluntary Transfer Incentive Program.
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Medical Service Corps captains to be assigned career specialties
The target group includes captains in health services administration and aeromedical evacuation jobs.
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Army activates new MI brigade to support Africa ops
Faced with growing threats, the Army has stood up a military intelligence brigade to support operations in Africa.
-
The Army offers job perks to those who help prevent sex asssault
Active soldiers in full-time sexual harassment/assault prevention jobs qualify for assignment or stabilization preferences.
-
These are the Army’s new gender neutral rules for Special Forces
The requirements include 49 pushups, 59 situps, a 2-mile run and 6 pullups. Women must have a negative pregnancy test.
-
Soldier-turned-Monster Jam driver on life after service
Working on Apache helicopters for 10 years didn’t directly prepare former Sgt. Tony Ochs for his current private-sector position, which involves crushing cars and speeding around dirt tracks in the cab of a souped-up truck atop 5½-foot-tall tires.
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Inside the Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course
The Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course goes service-wide this spring with three pilot classes. It is the only course in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) that teaches trainers how to teach marksmanship.
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Army tackles marksmanship shortfalls with new training course
The Army is launching a training course to fix a deficit in one of the basic skills of soldiering: shooting straight.
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OH-58D officers to compete for transition training
Part of the Kiowa Warrior divestiture plan
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VA reprimands DeVry University based on federal lawsuit, GI Bill complaints
The VA responded to allegations of deceptive marketing made by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Branch transfer program deadline is Friday
Captains, promotable first lieutenants and certain other officers have until March 18 to apply for the Voluntary Transfer Incentive Program.
-
Medical Service Corps captains to be assigned career specialties
The target group includes captains in health services administration and aeromedical evacuation jobs.
-
Army activates new MI brigade to support Africa ops
Faced with growing threats, the Army has stood up a military intelligence brigade to support operations in Africa.
-
The Army offers job perks to those who help prevent sex asssault
Active soldiers in full-time sexual harassment/assault prevention jobs qualify for assignment or stabilization preferences.
-
These are the Army’s new gender neutral rules for Special Forces
The requirements include 49 pushups, 59 situps, a 2-mile run and 6 pullups. Women must have a negative pregnancy test.
-
Soldier-turned-Monster Jam driver on life after service
Working on Apache helicopters for 10 years didn’t directly prepare former Sgt. Tony Ochs for his current private-sector position, which involves crushing cars and speeding around dirt tracks in the cab of a souped-up truck atop 5½-foot-tall tires.
-
Inside the Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course
The Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course goes service-wide this spring with three pilot classes. It is the only course in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) that teaches trainers how to teach marksmanship.
-
Army tackles marksmanship shortfalls with new training course
The Army is launching a training course to fix a deficit in one of the basic skills of soldiering: shooting straight.
-
OH-58D officers to compete for transition training
Part of the Kiowa Warrior divestiture plan
-
VA reprimands DeVry University based on federal lawsuit, GI Bill complaints
The VA responded to allegations of deceptive marketing made by the Federal Trade Commission.
-
Branch transfer program deadline is Friday
Captains, promotable first lieutenants and certain other officers have until March 18 to apply for the Voluntary Transfer Incentive Program.
