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Moran: Navy must revisit ‘up or out’ system, bonuses
The improving economy means the Navy must work harder to compete with the private sector to recruit and retain sailors.
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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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La. colleges encouraged to attract veterans
Louisiana’s governor is expected to sign legislation creating a “veteran friendly” designation for college campuses.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment nears historic low in May
Unemployment for the post-9/11 generation of veterans approached a historic low in May, hitting 5.4 percent, government data show.
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Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
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Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
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Navy to expand spots for sailors to take 3 years off
The Navy plans to expand the number of slots for sailors to take up to three years off, then return to active duty.
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The new eval and fitrep rules: What you need to know
New eval rules require all hands be graded for fostering healthy climate and fighting sexual assault at their command.
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Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
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Reserve E-7 quotas: A tough year, but opportunity rising
The fiscal 2016 Selected Reserve and FTS CPO Selection Board convened May 18 to review the records of 4,169 E-6’s.
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Moran: Navy must revisit ‘up or out’ system, bonuses
The improving economy means the Navy must work harder to compete with the private sector to recruit and retain sailors.
-
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.
-
La. colleges encouraged to attract veterans
Louisiana’s governor is expected to sign legislation creating a “veteran friendly” designation for college campuses.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment nears historic low in May
Unemployment for the post-9/11 generation of veterans approached a historic low in May, hitting 5.4 percent, government data show.
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Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
-
Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
-
Navy to expand spots for sailors to take 3 years off
The Navy plans to expand the number of slots for sailors to take up to three years off, then return to active duty.
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The new eval and fitrep rules: What you need to know
New eval rules require all hands be graded for fostering healthy climate and fighting sexual assault at their command.
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Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
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Reserve E-7 quotas: A tough year, but opportunity rising
The fiscal 2016 Selected Reserve and FTS CPO Selection Board convened May 18 to review the records of 4,169 E-6’s.
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Moran: Navy must revisit ‘up or out’ system, bonuses
The improving economy means the Navy must work harder to compete with the private sector to recruit and retain sailors.
-
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.
-
La. colleges encouraged to attract veterans
Louisiana’s governor is expected to sign legislation creating a “veteran friendly” designation for college campuses.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment nears historic low in May
Unemployment for the post-9/11 generation of veterans approached a historic low in May, hitting 5.4 percent, government data show.
-
Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
-
Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
-
Navy to expand spots for sailors to take 3 years off
The Navy plans to expand the number of slots for sailors to take up to three years off, then return to active duty.
-
The new eval and fitrep rules: What you need to know
New eval rules require all hands be graded for fostering healthy climate and fighting sexual assault at their command.
-
Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
-
Reserve E-7 quotas: A tough year, but opportunity rising
The fiscal 2016 Selected Reserve and FTS CPO Selection Board convened May 18 to review the records of 4,169 E-6’s.
