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Iowa gov says teacher licensing for vets is working
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad says a teacher licensing program aimed at helping vets and families is working.
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AWF, AWV ratings face billet shrink after P-3s are gone
With the P-3 Orion to P-8 Posiedon transition, officials work options for aircrewmen whose jobs will be obsolete.
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NPC boss: Fleet manning gap is lowest in years
Gaps in at-sea billets are at their lowest point in years, going from nearly 13,000 two years ago to about 2,500 today.
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Purdue program aims to help black males succeed
Retaining and improving the graduation rates of young black men are top goals for the Black Male Excellence Network, an academic support and leadership development program piloted in March and implemented in September.
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Maintenance centers give advancement edge
Duty at a regional maintenance or fleet readiness center can fast-track sailors’ careers by giving them advanced skills.
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Other career-boosting shore jobs: recruiting & RDC
Two other shore duty jobs, recruit division commander and recruiter, still provide advancement opportunities.
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Veterans jobs bill advances; future is uncertain
The Hire More Heroes Act passed unanimously out of the House just hours after new members were sworn into office. Republican leaders touted the effort as the start of their 2015 job-creation efforts.
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Obama proposes free community college
President Obama proposes allowing any American to attend two years of community college free.
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Muslim sailor sues to re-join active duty, with beard
A former active-duty sailor is suing to re-join the Navy with a religious waiver for the beard he says ended his career.
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Navy boot camp mulls no longer shaving recruits’ heads
Women in a boot camp pilot program don’t have to get their hair cut. A similar move is being considered for men.
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Iowa gov says teacher licensing for vets is working
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad says a teacher licensing program aimed at helping vets and families is working.
-
AWF, AWV ratings face billet shrink after P-3s are gone
With the P-3 Orion to P-8 Posiedon transition, officials work options for aircrewmen whose jobs will be obsolete.
-
NPC boss: Fleet manning gap is lowest in years
Gaps in at-sea billets are at their lowest point in years, going from nearly 13,000 two years ago to about 2,500 today.
-
Purdue program aims to help black males succeed
Retaining and improving the graduation rates of young black men are top goals for the Black Male Excellence Network, an academic support and leadership development program piloted in March and implemented in September.
-
Maintenance centers give advancement edge
Duty at a regional maintenance or fleet readiness center can fast-track sailors’ careers by giving them advanced skills.
-
Other career-boosting shore jobs: recruiting & RDC
Two other shore duty jobs, recruit division commander and recruiter, still provide advancement opportunities.
-
Veterans jobs bill advances; future is uncertain
The Hire More Heroes Act passed unanimously out of the House just hours after new members were sworn into office. Republican leaders touted the effort as the start of their 2015 job-creation efforts.
-
Obama proposes free community college
President Obama proposes allowing any American to attend two years of community college free.
-
Muslim sailor sues to re-join active duty, with beard
A former active-duty sailor is suing to re-join the Navy with a religious waiver for the beard he says ended his career.
-
Navy boot camp mulls no longer shaving recruits’ heads
Women in a boot camp pilot program don’t have to get their hair cut. A similar move is being considered for men.
-
Iowa gov says teacher licensing for vets is working
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad says a teacher licensing program aimed at helping vets and families is working.
-
AWF, AWV ratings face billet shrink after P-3s are gone
With the P-3 Orion to P-8 Posiedon transition, officials work options for aircrewmen whose jobs will be obsolete.
-
NPC boss: Fleet manning gap is lowest in years
Gaps in at-sea billets are at their lowest point in years, going from nearly 13,000 two years ago to about 2,500 today.
-
Purdue program aims to help black males succeed
Retaining and improving the graduation rates of young black men are top goals for the Black Male Excellence Network, an academic support and leadership development program piloted in March and implemented in September.
-
Maintenance centers give advancement edge
Duty at a regional maintenance or fleet readiness center can fast-track sailors’ careers by giving them advanced skills.
-
Other career-boosting shore jobs: recruiting & RDC
Two other shore duty jobs, recruit division commander and recruiter, still provide advancement opportunities.
-
Veterans jobs bill advances; future is uncertain
The Hire More Heroes Act passed unanimously out of the House just hours after new members were sworn into office. Republican leaders touted the effort as the start of their 2015 job-creation efforts.
-
Obama proposes free community college
President Obama proposes allowing any American to attend two years of community college free.
-
Muslim sailor sues to re-join active duty, with beard
A former active-duty sailor is suing to re-join the Navy with a religious waiver for the beard he says ended his career.
-
Navy boot camp mulls no longer shaving recruits’ heads
Women in a boot camp pilot program don’t have to get their hair cut. A similar move is being considered for men.



