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Relief from the freeze: DoD schools now hiring teachers, school nurses and others
Defense Department school officials have resumed hiring teachers, school nurses, principals and some other personnel deemed critical to their mission of educating military children, after receiving some exemptions March 10 from the federal civilian hiring freeze.
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New York speeds processing of licensing for military spouses
New York is making it easier for some military spouses to go to work after moving to the state.
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Army’s chaplain school at Fort Jackson changing leadership
The outgoing commandant of the U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School, Col. Peter Sniffin, is officially handing over the responsibility to Col. Jeffrey Hawkins on Friday.
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From fast friends to the ‘Daddy Board,’ how one Army wife tackles her husband’s deployment
This Navy brat and Army spouse is no stranger to deployment … but it’s her first with two young daughters
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Concerns about possible contamination at Laurel Bay housing spread to include adult cancers
Concerns about possible cancer-causing contamination have spread to include some adults who have lived at the Laurel Bay housing near Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Hiring fair for spouses will be held at Fort Bragg
Nearly 45 potential employers and service organizations are expected to attend.
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WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
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4 ideas for getting through a difficult holiday deployment
As someone who missed many holidays with family and friends because of deployments, I understand the emotional burden separation brings — and the critical importance of focusing on the mission and being efficient and effective at what you do. Below are four lessons I learned that can help you manage a holiday deployment.
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Sleep problems persist after PTSD treatment, study of active troops finds
The surprising, and somewhat disheartening news, is that approximately three-fourths of service members still reported insomnia as a problem after PTSD treatment. And around half still struggled with nightmares.
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Army Medic with PTSD gets service dog at Giants game
Growing up a New York Giants fan, former Army medic Steve DeVries got a lot of thrills watching the team and occasionally coming to Giants Stadium for games.
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Relief from the freeze: DoD schools now hiring teachers, school nurses and others
Defense Department school officials have resumed hiring teachers, school nurses, principals and some other personnel deemed critical to their mission of educating military children, after receiving some exemptions March 10 from the federal civilian hiring freeze.
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New York speeds processing of licensing for military spouses
New York is making it easier for some military spouses to go to work after moving to the state.
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Army’s chaplain school at Fort Jackson changing leadership
The outgoing commandant of the U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School, Col. Peter Sniffin, is officially handing over the responsibility to Col. Jeffrey Hawkins on Friday.
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From fast friends to the ‘Daddy Board,’ how one Army wife tackles her husband’s deployment
This Navy brat and Army spouse is no stranger to deployment … but it’s her first with two young daughters
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Concerns about possible contamination at Laurel Bay housing spread to include adult cancers
Concerns about possible cancer-causing contamination have spread to include some adults who have lived at the Laurel Bay housing near Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Hiring fair for spouses will be held at Fort Bragg
Nearly 45 potential employers and service organizations are expected to attend.
-
WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
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4 ideas for getting through a difficult holiday deployment
As someone who missed many holidays with family and friends because of deployments, I understand the emotional burden separation brings — and the critical importance of focusing on the mission and being efficient and effective at what you do. Below are four lessons I learned that can help you manage a holiday deployment.
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Sleep problems persist after PTSD treatment, study of active troops finds
The surprising, and somewhat disheartening news, is that approximately three-fourths of service members still reported insomnia as a problem after PTSD treatment. And around half still struggled with nightmares.
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Army Medic with PTSD gets service dog at Giants game
Growing up a New York Giants fan, former Army medic Steve DeVries got a lot of thrills watching the team and occasionally coming to Giants Stadium for games.
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Relief from the freeze: DoD schools now hiring teachers, school nurses and others
Defense Department school officials have resumed hiring teachers, school nurses, principals and some other personnel deemed critical to their mission of educating military children, after receiving some exemptions March 10 from the federal civilian hiring freeze.
-
New York speeds processing of licensing for military spouses
New York is making it easier for some military spouses to go to work after moving to the state.
-
Army’s chaplain school at Fort Jackson changing leadership
The outgoing commandant of the U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School, Col. Peter Sniffin, is officially handing over the responsibility to Col. Jeffrey Hawkins on Friday.
-
From fast friends to the ‘Daddy Board,’ how one Army wife tackles her husband’s deployment
This Navy brat and Army spouse is no stranger to deployment … but it’s her first with two young daughters
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Concerns about possible contamination at Laurel Bay housing spread to include adult cancers
Concerns about possible cancer-causing contamination have spread to include some adults who have lived at the Laurel Bay housing near Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina.
-
Hiring fair for spouses will be held at Fort Bragg
Nearly 45 potential employers and service organizations are expected to attend.
-
WWII Navy vet, a former postman, ‘inspired’ by letters from across country
One afternoon in mid-December, Meghan Henriques-Parker visited with her grandfather at his Bethel nursing home. Jim Gaboardi’s dementia was getting worse, and the man who had once been so gregarious had barely said anything during their lunch.
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4 ideas for getting through a difficult holiday deployment
As someone who missed many holidays with family and friends because of deployments, I understand the emotional burden separation brings — and the critical importance of focusing on the mission and being efficient and effective at what you do. Below are four lessons I learned that can help you manage a holiday deployment.
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Sleep problems persist after PTSD treatment, study of active troops finds
The surprising, and somewhat disheartening news, is that approximately three-fourths of service members still reported insomnia as a problem after PTSD treatment. And around half still struggled with nightmares.
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Army Medic with PTSD gets service dog at Giants game
Growing up a New York Giants fan, former Army medic Steve DeVries got a lot of thrills watching the team and occasionally coming to Giants Stadium for games.
