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Navy uniform policy: 14 changes start now
Uniform shake-up includes lightweight NWUs, coveralls, watch caps, parka, raincoats, capes, boat cloaks, tiaras & more.
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Up-or-out uproar: Aviators upset by low promotion rates
For the 2nd year, fewer than the 60 percent of in-zone aviators were picked for O-4, prompting dismay for some fliers.
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About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
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U.S. sub force in the Pacific gets new commander
The U.S. Navy is installing a new commander to lead its submarine force in the Pacific.
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College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
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School of rock: Pop music college in Woodstock
An organizer of the original Woodstock concert is behind a venture to establish a pop music college in the same upstate New York town.
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First enlisted women picked for subs begin training
The first four of 38 enlisted women picked to serve on Navy submarines are starting their training at Basic Enlisted Submarine School.
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DoD plans to send more officers to civilian grad schools
The Pentagon wants to send more officers to earn graduate degrees at top-notch civilian universities, a key piece of personnel reforms that could fundamentally alter the career tracks of senior military leaders.
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New ribbon unveiled for Navy boot camp’s best
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus approved the Recruit Honor Graduate ribbon for top boot camp graduates.
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Navy uniform policy: 14 changes start now
Uniform shake-up includes lightweight NWUs, coveralls, watch caps, parka, raincoats, capes, boat cloaks, tiaras & more.
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Up-or-out uproar: Aviators upset by low promotion rates
For the 2nd year, fewer than the 60 percent of in-zone aviators were picked for O-4, prompting dismay for some fliers.
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About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
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U.S. sub force in the Pacific gets new commander
The U.S. Navy is installing a new commander to lead its submarine force in the Pacific.
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College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
-
School of rock: Pop music college in Woodstock
An organizer of the original Woodstock concert is behind a venture to establish a pop music college in the same upstate New York town.
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First enlisted women picked for subs begin training
The first four of 38 enlisted women picked to serve on Navy submarines are starting their training at Basic Enlisted Submarine School.
-
DoD plans to send more officers to civilian grad schools
The Pentagon wants to send more officers to earn graduate degrees at top-notch civilian universities, a key piece of personnel reforms that could fundamentally alter the career tracks of senior military leaders.
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New ribbon unveiled for Navy boot camp’s best
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus approved the Recruit Honor Graduate ribbon for top boot camp graduates.
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More enlisted women sought for sub duty by 2016
Wanted: more enlisted women for submarine service.
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Navy uniform policy: 14 changes start now
Uniform shake-up includes lightweight NWUs, coveralls, watch caps, parka, raincoats, capes, boat cloaks, tiaras & more.
-
Up-or-out uproar: Aviators upset by low promotion rates
For the 2nd year, fewer than the 60 percent of in-zone aviators were picked for O-4, prompting dismay for some fliers.
-
About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
-
U.S. sub force in the Pacific gets new commander
The U.S. Navy is installing a new commander to lead its submarine force in the Pacific.
-
College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
-
School of rock: Pop music college in Woodstock
An organizer of the original Woodstock concert is behind a venture to establish a pop music college in the same upstate New York town.
-
First enlisted women picked for subs begin training
The first four of 38 enlisted women picked to serve on Navy submarines are starting their training at Basic Enlisted Submarine School.
-
DoD plans to send more officers to civilian grad schools
The Pentagon wants to send more officers to earn graduate degrees at top-notch civilian universities, a key piece of personnel reforms that could fundamentally alter the career tracks of senior military leaders.
-
New ribbon unveiled for Navy boot camp’s best
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus approved the Recruit Honor Graduate ribbon for top boot camp graduates.
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More enlisted women sought for sub duty by 2016
Wanted: more enlisted women for submarine service.
