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Army investigating death of Fort Hood soldier
The Army is investigating the death of Sgt. Eric Artine Gharakhanian, who was found dead in his home on Fort Hood.
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Top destinations for post-military life — new rankings
For our first-ever Best for Vets: Places to Live feature, we considered the sorts of military- and veteran-specific culture and services that can lead city vet populations to swell into six figures, as well as economics and livability factors, such as traffic and crime.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Places to Live 2015
For the first-ever Best for Vets review of places for veterans to live after separating from the military, we considered 577 places as designated by the Census Bureau.
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Army draws close to endstrength target of 490,000
A combination of personnel cuts has drawn the Regular Army to within about 2,000 soldiers of its endstrength objective of 490,000 officers and enlisted members for the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30.
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PFC died in non-combat incident in Kuwait, DoD reports
Pfc. Monterrious Daniel, 19, died in a non-combat incident in Kuwait, officials announced.
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Eyeing Tesla, college offers 4-year degree in logistics
The state Board of Regents on Friday approved the Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Logistics Operations Management as well as a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Emergency Management Homeland Security — Public Safety.
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SMA: New NCOER delayed to 2016
The Army has delayed the launch of its new NCO Evaluation Report to 2016.
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Retired Air Force couple celebrate college degrees
Doug, 51, received a bachelor’s in business administration and Adrienne, 56, received her master’s in business administration.
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Automatic promotions for sgt., staff sgt. updated
Special program for soldiers who reclassify to priority MOS
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Corinthian students’ debt problem eased
An Education Department plan expands debt relief to students who attended a now-closed school as far back as a year ago.
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Army investigating death of Fort Hood soldier
The Army is investigating the death of Sgt. Eric Artine Gharakhanian, who was found dead in his home on Fort Hood.
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Top destinations for post-military life — new rankings
For our first-ever Best for Vets: Places to Live feature, we considered the sorts of military- and veteran-specific culture and services that can lead city vet populations to swell into six figures, as well as economics and livability factors, such as traffic and crime.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Places to Live 2015
For the first-ever Best for Vets review of places for veterans to live after separating from the military, we considered 577 places as designated by the Census Bureau.
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Army draws close to endstrength target of 490,000
A combination of personnel cuts has drawn the Regular Army to within about 2,000 soldiers of its endstrength objective of 490,000 officers and enlisted members for the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30.
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PFC died in non-combat incident in Kuwait, DoD reports
Pfc. Monterrious Daniel, 19, died in a non-combat incident in Kuwait, officials announced.
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Eyeing Tesla, college offers 4-year degree in logistics
The state Board of Regents on Friday approved the Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Logistics Operations Management as well as a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Emergency Management Homeland Security — Public Safety.
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SMA: New NCOER delayed to 2016
The Army has delayed the launch of its new NCO Evaluation Report to 2016.
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Retired Air Force couple celebrate college degrees
Doug, 51, received a bachelor’s in business administration and Adrienne, 56, received her master’s in business administration.
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Automatic promotions for sgt., staff sgt. updated
Special program for soldiers who reclassify to priority MOS
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Corinthian students’ debt problem eased
An Education Department plan expands debt relief to students who attended a now-closed school as far back as a year ago.
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Army investigating death of Fort Hood soldier
The Army is investigating the death of Sgt. Eric Artine Gharakhanian, who was found dead in his home on Fort Hood.
-
Top destinations for post-military life — new rankings
For our first-ever Best for Vets: Places to Live feature, we considered the sorts of military- and veteran-specific culture and services that can lead city vet populations to swell into six figures, as well as economics and livability factors, such as traffic and crime.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Places to Live 2015
For the first-ever Best for Vets review of places for veterans to live after separating from the military, we considered 577 places as designated by the Census Bureau.
-
Army draws close to endstrength target of 490,000
A combination of personnel cuts has drawn the Regular Army to within about 2,000 soldiers of its endstrength objective of 490,000 officers and enlisted members for the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30.
-
PFC died in non-combat incident in Kuwait, DoD reports
Pfc. Monterrious Daniel, 19, died in a non-combat incident in Kuwait, officials announced.
-
Eyeing Tesla, college offers 4-year degree in logistics
The state Board of Regents on Friday approved the Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Logistics Operations Management as well as a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Emergency Management Homeland Security — Public Safety.
-
SMA: New NCOER delayed to 2016
The Army has delayed the launch of its new NCO Evaluation Report to 2016.
-
Retired Air Force couple celebrate college degrees
Doug, 51, received a bachelor’s in business administration and Adrienne, 56, received her master’s in business administration.
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Automatic promotions for sgt., staff sgt. updated
Special program for soldiers who reclassify to priority MOS
-
Corinthian students’ debt problem eased
An Education Department plan expands debt relief to students who attended a now-closed school as far back as a year ago.
