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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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5 tips: Fellowships are the surest path for veterans to join the diplomatic corps
Did you know you were a diplomat? Rifles and radios, Hueys and Humvees, all are expressions of America’s global policy.
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Best for Vets: Business Schools 2016 — our 4th annual ranking of graduate degrees
Chuck Markos originally wanted an MBA to improve the quality of his small business, but he didn’t know it would change the path he was on.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Business Schools 2016
We considered some 180 substantially complete responses to this year’s Best for Vets: Business Schools survey and listed the top 77.
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Reserve NCO’s new safety chief job at the Kennedy Center was a ‘baptism of fire’
Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Greene is in a dream civilian job as head of safety at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
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7 ideas to help student veterans stay social
Between a tough course load and outside commitments, it can be easy to get bogged down in school and let your social life fall by the wayside.
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Strong veteran employment rates continue into 2016
The strong veteran employment numbers charted throughout 2015 continued in the first month of the new year, government data indicate.
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Free leadership training offered to transitioning troops & vets is the same given to top global execs
Two manpower and tech powerhouses are teaming up to provide a free “Leveraging Military Leadership Program”
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Navy detailing system aims to improve fleet manning
A new detailing system will better track sailors’ skills and more accurately fill open billets, officials say.
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DoD reinstates University of Phoenix for military tuition assistance
One of the nation’s largest schools for military tuition assistance is once again eligible to accept new students using that benefit.
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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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5 tips: Fellowships are the surest path for veterans to join the diplomatic corps
Did you know you were a diplomat? Rifles and radios, Hueys and Humvees, all are expressions of America’s global policy.
-
Best for Vets: Business Schools 2016 — our 4th annual ranking of graduate degrees
Chuck Markos originally wanted an MBA to improve the quality of his small business, but he didn’t know it would change the path he was on.
-
Methodology | Best for Vets: Business Schools 2016
We considered some 180 substantially complete responses to this year’s Best for Vets: Business Schools survey and listed the top 77.
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Reserve NCO’s new safety chief job at the Kennedy Center was a ‘baptism of fire’
Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Greene is in a dream civilian job as head of safety at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
-
7 ideas to help student veterans stay social
Between a tough course load and outside commitments, it can be easy to get bogged down in school and let your social life fall by the wayside.
-
Strong veteran employment rates continue into 2016
The strong veteran employment numbers charted throughout 2015 continued in the first month of the new year, government data indicate.
-
Free leadership training offered to transitioning troops & vets is the same given to top global execs
Two manpower and tech powerhouses are teaming up to provide a free “Leveraging Military Leadership Program”
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Navy detailing system aims to improve fleet manning
A new detailing system will better track sailors’ skills and more accurately fill open billets, officials say.
-
DoD reinstates University of Phoenix for military tuition assistance
One of the nation’s largest schools for military tuition assistance is once again eligible to accept new students using that benefit.
-
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.
-
5 tips: Fellowships are the surest path for veterans to join the diplomatic corps
Did you know you were a diplomat? Rifles and radios, Hueys and Humvees, all are expressions of America’s global policy.
-
Best for Vets: Business Schools 2016 — our 4th annual ranking of graduate degrees
Chuck Markos originally wanted an MBA to improve the quality of his small business, but he didn’t know it would change the path he was on.
-
Methodology | Best for Vets: Business Schools 2016
We considered some 180 substantially complete responses to this year’s Best for Vets: Business Schools survey and listed the top 77.
-
Reserve NCO’s new safety chief job at the Kennedy Center was a ‘baptism of fire’
Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Greene is in a dream civilian job as head of safety at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
-
7 ideas to help student veterans stay social
Between a tough course load and outside commitments, it can be easy to get bogged down in school and let your social life fall by the wayside.
-
Strong veteran employment rates continue into 2016
The strong veteran employment numbers charted throughout 2015 continued in the first month of the new year, government data indicate.
-
Free leadership training offered to transitioning troops & vets is the same given to top global execs
Two manpower and tech powerhouses are teaming up to provide a free “Leveraging Military Leadership Program”
-
Navy detailing system aims to improve fleet manning
A new detailing system will better track sailors’ skills and more accurately fill open billets, officials say.
-
DoD reinstates University of Phoenix for military tuition assistance
One of the nation’s largest schools for military tuition assistance is once again eligible to accept new students using that benefit.
