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Army education benefits rule updated for first time since 1992
The regulation focuses on active and reserve Army programs.
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Warrants wanted: National Guard, Army Reserve offer big bonuses
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve are looking for qualified soldiers who want to become warrant officers.
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Hot spots for cybersecurity jobs — the top industries and career outlook
From 2008 to 2014, Thomas Macphee made his living chasing down bad guys.
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Army expands officer candidate eligibility in 2016 for active duty and reserves
Supplemental panel to meet July 6-8
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Post-Ebola, U.S. soldiers still working to build Liberian armed forces
It has been almost a year since the U.S. military completed its mission to fight the spread of Ebola, but American soldiers are still in Liberia working with the country’s armed forces.
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20 percent of screened Army captains booted by retention board
Involuntary separations and early retirements must be completed by Dec.1
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Microsoft expands IT training program to 5 Army posts
Microsoft announced Thursday the expansion of its IT training program to five Army posts, bringing the total to 12 locations.
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Sergeant Major of the Army to seek review of tape test in response to soldier complaints
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is seeking a review of the tape test to determine whether the method is a fair measurement of a soldier’s physical hbody.
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Troops’ kids face deep cut in GI Bill housing stipend
Military dependent children using transferred Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits would see their housing stipends cut in half under legislation being considered Tuesday by the House of Representatives.
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Army education benefits rule updated for first time since 1992
The regulation focuses on active and reserve Army programs.
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Army chief warrant officer boards to meet in May
Continuation boards to follow promotion panels
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Warrants wanted: National Guard, Army Reserve offer big bonuses
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve are looking for qualified soldiers who want to become warrant officers.
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Hot spots for cybersecurity jobs — the top industries and career outlook
From 2008 to 2014, Thomas Macphee made his living chasing down bad guys.
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Army expands officer candidate eligibility in 2016 for active duty and reserves
Supplemental panel to meet July 6-8
-
Post-Ebola, U.S. soldiers still working to build Liberian armed forces
It has been almost a year since the U.S. military completed its mission to fight the spread of Ebola, but American soldiers are still in Liberia working with the country’s armed forces.
-
20 percent of screened Army captains booted by retention board
Involuntary separations and early retirements must be completed by Dec.1
-
Microsoft expands IT training program to 5 Army posts
Microsoft announced Thursday the expansion of its IT training program to five Army posts, bringing the total to 12 locations.
-
Sergeant Major of the Army to seek review of tape test in response to soldier complaints
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is seeking a review of the tape test to determine whether the method is a fair measurement of a soldier’s physical hbody.
-
Troops’ kids face deep cut in GI Bill housing stipend
Military dependent children using transferred Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits would see their housing stipends cut in half under legislation being considered Tuesday by the House of Representatives.
-
Army education benefits rule updated for first time since 1992
The regulation focuses on active and reserve Army programs.
-
Army chief warrant officer boards to meet in May
Continuation boards to follow promotion panels
-
Warrants wanted: National Guard, Army Reserve offer big bonuses
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve are looking for qualified soldiers who want to become warrant officers.
-
Hot spots for cybersecurity jobs — the top industries and career outlook
From 2008 to 2014, Thomas Macphee made his living chasing down bad guys.
-
Army expands officer candidate eligibility in 2016 for active duty and reserves
Supplemental panel to meet July 6-8
-
Post-Ebola, U.S. soldiers still working to build Liberian armed forces
It has been almost a year since the U.S. military completed its mission to fight the spread of Ebola, but American soldiers are still in Liberia working with the country’s armed forces.
-
20 percent of screened Army captains booted by retention board
Involuntary separations and early retirements must be completed by Dec.1
-
Microsoft expands IT training program to 5 Army posts
Microsoft announced Thursday the expansion of its IT training program to five Army posts, bringing the total to 12 locations.
-
Sergeant Major of the Army to seek review of tape test in response to soldier complaints
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is seeking a review of the tape test to determine whether the method is a fair measurement of a soldier’s physical hbody.
-
Troops’ kids face deep cut in GI Bill housing stipend
Military dependent children using transferred Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits would see their housing stipends cut in half under legislation being considered Tuesday by the House of Representatives.
