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Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
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Families of helicopter crash victims sue parts maker
Families of the victims of a 2013 helicopter crash are suing an engine-parts maker.
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Rules for wearing service stars with Afghanistan Medal
Army details rules for bronze service star wear with the Afghanistan Campaign Medal
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‘Not in my squad’: SMA’s campaign to fight sex assault
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is launching the “Not in my squad” campaign to fight sex assault.
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New SMA to take serious look at Army tattoo policy
When SMA Dailey fielded questions from soldiers this week, it didn’t take long for tattoos to come up.
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4,100 jobs opening to women in special operations units
Additional assignment options now available for women in special ops units
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Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
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White House has jobs open for many ranks, specialties
Enlisted soldiers, warrants officers and commissioned officers can go for White House jobs in a range of specialties.
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Officers, NCOs may apply to attend FBI Academy
FBI Academy opportunities open for MP and MI officers and NCOs. Application deadline is May 13.
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Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
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Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
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Families of helicopter crash victims sue parts maker
Families of the victims of a 2013 helicopter crash are suing an engine-parts maker.
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Rules for wearing service stars with Afghanistan Medal
Army details rules for bronze service star wear with the Afghanistan Campaign Medal
-
‘Not in my squad’: SMA’s campaign to fight sex assault
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is launching the “Not in my squad” campaign to fight sex assault.
-
New SMA to take serious look at Army tattoo policy
When SMA Dailey fielded questions from soldiers this week, it didn’t take long for tattoos to come up.
-
4,100 jobs opening to women in special operations units
Additional assignment options now available for women in special ops units
-
Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
-
White House has jobs open for many ranks, specialties
Enlisted soldiers, warrants officers and commissioned officers can go for White House jobs in a range of specialties.
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Officers, NCOs may apply to attend FBI Academy
FBI Academy opportunities open for MP and MI officers and NCOs. Application deadline is May 13.
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Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
-
Families of helicopter crash victims sue parts maker
Families of the victims of a 2013 helicopter crash are suing an engine-parts maker.
-
Rules for wearing service stars with Afghanistan Medal
Army details rules for bronze service star wear with the Afghanistan Campaign Medal
-
‘Not in my squad’: SMA’s campaign to fight sex assault
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is launching the “Not in my squad” campaign to fight sex assault.
-
New SMA to take serious look at Army tattoo policy
When SMA Dailey fielded questions from soldiers this week, it didn’t take long for tattoos to come up.
-
4,100 jobs opening to women in special operations units
Additional assignment options now available for women in special ops units
-
Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
-
White House has jobs open for many ranks, specialties
Enlisted soldiers, warrants officers and commissioned officers can go for White House jobs in a range of specialties.
-
Officers, NCOs may apply to attend FBI Academy
FBI Academy opportunities open for MP and MI officers and NCOs. Application deadline is May 13.
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Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
