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Utah college will offer outdoor products degree program
Utah State University will be the only college in the nation with a bachelor’s degree program for outdoor product design.
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Army celebrates 75 years of the American paratrooper
The Army will honor the 75th anniversary of the American paratrooper with a large jump into Fort Benning, Georgia.
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Green Beret breaks neck trying to save young girl
Sgt. 1st Class Tim Brumit broke his neck after diving in the water to save a young girl in distress.
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Army reviewing rules for maternity, paternity leave
The Army is reviewing its policies on maternity and paternity leave and how soon new mothers can be called to deploy.
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Nearly 500 officer promotions slated for September
New lists on the way for lieutenant colonel, captain and chief warrant officer
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Vets unemployment up in July, still under 7 percent
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans bounced up by more than a point in July, yet it remained below 7 percent
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Now hiring: Army needs counterintelligence agents
While the Army finalizes plans to trim tens of thousands of soldiers, its counterintelligence community is hiring.
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Officers can apply soon for Advanced Military Studies
Tough selection process includes examination, commander assessment, interview and board review
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Army announces 2015 lieutenant colonel selections
The Army has released the names of basic-branch majors recommended for promotion.
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When transferring schools, don’t let credits get away
Students often fail to transfer credits when they move to another college, according to the U.S. Education Department.
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Utah college will offer outdoor products degree program
Utah State University will be the only college in the nation with a bachelor’s degree program for outdoor product design.
-
Army celebrates 75 years of the American paratrooper
The Army will honor the 75th anniversary of the American paratrooper with a large jump into Fort Benning, Georgia.
-
Green Beret breaks neck trying to save young girl
Sgt. 1st Class Tim Brumit broke his neck after diving in the water to save a young girl in distress.
-
Army reviewing rules for maternity, paternity leave
The Army is reviewing its policies on maternity and paternity leave and how soon new mothers can be called to deploy.
-
Nearly 500 officer promotions slated for September
New lists on the way for lieutenant colonel, captain and chief warrant officer
-
Vets unemployment up in July, still under 7 percent
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans bounced up by more than a point in July, yet it remained below 7 percent
-
Now hiring: Army needs counterintelligence agents
While the Army finalizes plans to trim tens of thousands of soldiers, its counterintelligence community is hiring.
-
Officers can apply soon for Advanced Military Studies
Tough selection process includes examination, commander assessment, interview and board review
-
Army announces 2015 lieutenant colonel selections
The Army has released the names of basic-branch majors recommended for promotion.
-
When transferring schools, don’t let credits get away
Students often fail to transfer credits when they move to another college, according to the U.S. Education Department.
-
Utah college will offer outdoor products degree program
Utah State University will be the only college in the nation with a bachelor’s degree program for outdoor product design.
-
Army celebrates 75 years of the American paratrooper
The Army will honor the 75th anniversary of the American paratrooper with a large jump into Fort Benning, Georgia.
-
Green Beret breaks neck trying to save young girl
Sgt. 1st Class Tim Brumit broke his neck after diving in the water to save a young girl in distress.
-
Army reviewing rules for maternity, paternity leave
The Army is reviewing its policies on maternity and paternity leave and how soon new mothers can be called to deploy.
-
Nearly 500 officer promotions slated for September
New lists on the way for lieutenant colonel, captain and chief warrant officer
-
Vets unemployment up in July, still under 7 percent
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans bounced up by more than a point in July, yet it remained below 7 percent
-
Now hiring: Army needs counterintelligence agents
While the Army finalizes plans to trim tens of thousands of soldiers, its counterintelligence community is hiring.
-
Officers can apply soon for Advanced Military Studies
Tough selection process includes examination, commander assessment, interview and board review
-
Army announces 2015 lieutenant colonel selections
The Army has released the names of basic-branch majors recommended for promotion.
-
When transferring schools, don’t let credits get away
Students often fail to transfer credits when they move to another college, according to the U.S. Education Department.



