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Post-9/11 vet unemployment again nears historic low in February
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans fell to a near-historic low in February, hitting 4.7 percent.
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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
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Warrant officers can retire in highest grade they served satisfactorily
Warrant officers will be allowed to retire in the highest grade which they served ‘satisfactorily.’
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Army taking hard look at returning drill sergeants to AIT
The move would be a reversal from Army policy established in 2007.
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101st Airborne leaders deny rumors they forced soldiers to remove combat patches for training
“According to brigade leadership, there was never a command or directive given to soldiers regarding the removal of their shoulder sleeve insignia-former wartime service (combat patch),” said Master Sgt.
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Promotions taken away from soldiers at Fort Carson; Army opens investigation
The commander of the 4th Infantry Division has ordered an investigation.
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Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 1,000 soldiers
Troops will deploy in late spring, the Army announced Wednesday.
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Army’s new maternity leave policy is now official
It’s official: Soldiers will now receive up to 12 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth.
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Automatic advancement to E-6 continues for Special Forces, civil affairs
STEP education requirements must be met
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Sikh Army captain sues DoD to keep beard, turban
A Ranger-qualified, Bronze Star-wearing captain filed suit against the Defense Department on Monday seeking permission to wear a turban and maintain his long hair and beard while in uniform in adherence to his Sikh faith — a permanent waiver already awarded to at least three other Sikh soldiers.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment again nears historic low in February
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans fell to a near-historic low in February, hitting 4.7 percent.
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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
-
Warrant officers can retire in highest grade they served satisfactorily
Warrant officers will be allowed to retire in the highest grade which they served ‘satisfactorily.’
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Army taking hard look at returning drill sergeants to AIT
The move would be a reversal from Army policy established in 2007.
-
101st Airborne leaders deny rumors they forced soldiers to remove combat patches for training
“According to brigade leadership, there was never a command or directive given to soldiers regarding the removal of their shoulder sleeve insignia-former wartime service (combat patch),” said Master Sgt.
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Promotions taken away from soldiers at Fort Carson; Army opens investigation
The commander of the 4th Infantry Division has ordered an investigation.
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Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 1,000 soldiers
Troops will deploy in late spring, the Army announced Wednesday.
-
Army’s new maternity leave policy is now official
It’s official: Soldiers will now receive up to 12 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth.
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Automatic advancement to E-6 continues for Special Forces, civil affairs
STEP education requirements must be met
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Sikh Army captain sues DoD to keep beard, turban
A Ranger-qualified, Bronze Star-wearing captain filed suit against the Defense Department on Monday seeking permission to wear a turban and maintain his long hair and beard while in uniform in adherence to his Sikh faith — a permanent waiver already awarded to at least three other Sikh soldiers.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment again nears historic low in February
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans fell to a near-historic low in February, hitting 4.7 percent.
-
Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
-
Warrant officers can retire in highest grade they served satisfactorily
Warrant officers will be allowed to retire in the highest grade which they served ‘satisfactorily.’
-
Army taking hard look at returning drill sergeants to AIT
The move would be a reversal from Army policy established in 2007.
-
101st Airborne leaders deny rumors they forced soldiers to remove combat patches for training
“According to brigade leadership, there was never a command or directive given to soldiers regarding the removal of their shoulder sleeve insignia-former wartime service (combat patch),” said Master Sgt.
-
Promotions taken away from soldiers at Fort Carson; Army opens investigation
The commander of the 4th Infantry Division has ordered an investigation.
-
Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 1,000 soldiers
Troops will deploy in late spring, the Army announced Wednesday.
-
Army’s new maternity leave policy is now official
It’s official: Soldiers will now receive up to 12 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth.
-
Automatic advancement to E-6 continues for Special Forces, civil affairs
STEP education requirements must be met
-
Sikh Army captain sues DoD to keep beard, turban
A Ranger-qualified, Bronze Star-wearing captain filed suit against the Defense Department on Monday seeking permission to wear a turban and maintain his long hair and beard while in uniform in adherence to his Sikh faith — a permanent waiver already awarded to at least three other Sikh soldiers.
