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Soldiers in Korea must eat at DFAC or pay out of pocket under new policy
Soldiers rotating South Korea will see a change in their paychecks.
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Retired Gen. Ham named to key role in AUSA
Fresh off his service as chairman of the National Commission on the Future of the Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham has been appointed as an executive vice president of AUSA.
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1st Cav units transfer authority in South Korea as Army continues rotating brigades
The 1st Cavalry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team on Friday will hand off its mission.
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Test pilot program opens for experienced Army aviators
Applications are being accepted from qualified aviators for one of the most demanding training regimens in the military, the Army Experimental Test Pilot Program.
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Funded law school available to lieutenants, captains
Scholarships are available for successful applicants from the basic branches and health services.
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Veterans can get free training for cybersecurity jobs
Military veterans who are interested in cybersecurity jobs can receive free training in the field through a special program.
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Army releases March sergeant, staff sergeant promotions
Cutoff scores and E-5, E-6 promotions for March.
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Army War College program issuing enrollment invitations
Two-year distance education program earns MEL 1 credit
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Army recruiting market tightens but service expects to make 2016 goal
The Army expects to make its goal of 62,000 enlistments for 2016 even though only 15,207 people have committed to future enlistment on Oct. 1.
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June board to consider Army staff sergeants for promotion
Annual sergeant-first-class board will initiate the new promotion system that requires soldiers to be a graduate of the Senior Leader Course.
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Soldiers in Korea must eat at DFAC or pay out of pocket under new policy
Soldiers rotating South Korea will see a change in their paychecks.
-
Retired Gen. Ham named to key role in AUSA
Fresh off his service as chairman of the National Commission on the Future of the Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham has been appointed as an executive vice president of AUSA.
-
1st Cav units transfer authority in South Korea as Army continues rotating brigades
The 1st Cavalry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team on Friday will hand off its mission.
-
Test pilot program opens for experienced Army aviators
Applications are being accepted from qualified aviators for one of the most demanding training regimens in the military, the Army Experimental Test Pilot Program.
-
Funded law school available to lieutenants, captains
Scholarships are available for successful applicants from the basic branches and health services.
-
Veterans can get free training for cybersecurity jobs
Military veterans who are interested in cybersecurity jobs can receive free training in the field through a special program.
-
Army releases March sergeant, staff sergeant promotions
Cutoff scores and E-5, E-6 promotions for March.
-
Army War College program issuing enrollment invitations
Two-year distance education program earns MEL 1 credit
-
Army recruiting market tightens but service expects to make 2016 goal
The Army expects to make its goal of 62,000 enlistments for 2016 even though only 15,207 people have committed to future enlistment on Oct. 1.
-
June board to consider Army staff sergeants for promotion
Annual sergeant-first-class board will initiate the new promotion system that requires soldiers to be a graduate of the Senior Leader Course.
-
Soldiers in Korea must eat at DFAC or pay out of pocket under new policy
Soldiers rotating South Korea will see a change in their paychecks.
-
Retired Gen. Ham named to key role in AUSA
Fresh off his service as chairman of the National Commission on the Future of the Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham has been appointed as an executive vice president of AUSA.
-
1st Cav units transfer authority in South Korea as Army continues rotating brigades
The 1st Cavalry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team on Friday will hand off its mission.
-
Test pilot program opens for experienced Army aviators
Applications are being accepted from qualified aviators for one of the most demanding training regimens in the military, the Army Experimental Test Pilot Program.
-
Funded law school available to lieutenants, captains
Scholarships are available for successful applicants from the basic branches and health services.
-
Veterans can get free training for cybersecurity jobs
Military veterans who are interested in cybersecurity jobs can receive free training in the field through a special program.
-
Army releases March sergeant, staff sergeant promotions
Cutoff scores and E-5, E-6 promotions for March.
-
Army War College program issuing enrollment invitations
Two-year distance education program earns MEL 1 credit
-
Army recruiting market tightens but service expects to make 2016 goal
The Army expects to make its goal of 62,000 enlistments for 2016 even though only 15,207 people have committed to future enlistment on Oct. 1.
-
June board to consider Army staff sergeants for promotion
Annual sergeant-first-class board will initiate the new promotion system that requires soldiers to be a graduate of the Senior Leader Course.
