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Petty officer advancement results due
Petty officer advancement exam results to be released to commands on Nov. 24
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521 early out spots open for sailors
Navy personnel officials have updated the early out offerings, seeking to relieve pressure in overmanned specialties across the force.
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Navy boot camp launches probe into alleged fitness test cheating
Recruit Training Command Great Lakes, Illinois, is investigating allegations that some recruit division commanders urged recruits to cheat during fitness tests.
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Pittsburgh VA director fired for Legionnaires outbreak
The embattled director of the Pittsburgh Veterans Affairs Healthcare system was formally fired Thursday.
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7-Eleven to give away a franchise to a veteran
One veteran will be awarded a 7-Eleven franchise worth $190,000 as part of “Operation: Take Command,” the company’s first franchise giveaway contest.
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Helping veterans adjust to life as students
The adjustment to returning to civilian life after military service can be difficult.
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Best for Vets: Colleges 2015
Several hundred schools participated in the survey, filling out a detailed questionnaire with well over 100 questions that delved into the issues most crucial to student vets.
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2 officers discuss career opportunities as a mustang
When Daniel Henderson joined the Navy in 1979 and headed off to recruit training at Great Lakes, becoming an O-6 was …
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Unemployment rate for post-9/11 vets at 7.2 percent
The unemployment rate for the newest generation of veterans jumped by 1 full percentage point in October, according t…
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Petty officer advancement results due
Petty officer advancement exam results to be released to commands on Nov. 24
-
521 early out spots open for sailors
Navy personnel officials have updated the early out offerings, seeking to relieve pressure in overmanned specialties across the force.
-
Navy boot camp launches probe into alleged fitness test cheating
Recruit Training Command Great Lakes, Illinois, is investigating allegations that some recruit division commanders urged recruits to cheat during fitness tests.
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College costs creep up
Average price to attend a four-year college in state was $18,943.
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Pittsburgh VA director fired for Legionnaires outbreak
The embattled director of the Pittsburgh Veterans Affairs Healthcare system was formally fired Thursday.
-
7-Eleven to give away a franchise to a veteran
One veteran will be awarded a 7-Eleven franchise worth $190,000 as part of “Operation: Take Command,” the company’s first franchise giveaway contest.
-
Helping veterans adjust to life as students
The adjustment to returning to civilian life after military service can be difficult.
-
Best for Vets: Colleges 2015
Several hundred schools participated in the survey, filling out a detailed questionnaire with well over 100 questions that delved into the issues most crucial to student vets.
-
2 officers discuss career opportunities as a mustang
When Daniel Henderson joined the Navy in 1979 and headed off to recruit training at Great Lakes, becoming an O-6 was …
-
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 vets at 7.2 percent
The unemployment rate for the newest generation of veterans jumped by 1 full percentage point in October, according t…
-
Petty officer advancement results due
Petty officer advancement exam results to be released to commands on Nov. 24
-
521 early out spots open for sailors
Navy personnel officials have updated the early out offerings, seeking to relieve pressure in overmanned specialties across the force.
-
Navy boot camp launches probe into alleged fitness test cheating
Recruit Training Command Great Lakes, Illinois, is investigating allegations that some recruit division commanders urged recruits to cheat during fitness tests.
-
College costs creep up
Average price to attend a four-year college in state was $18,943.
-
Pittsburgh VA director fired for Legionnaires outbreak
The embattled director of the Pittsburgh Veterans Affairs Healthcare system was formally fired Thursday.
-
7-Eleven to give away a franchise to a veteran
One veteran will be awarded a 7-Eleven franchise worth $190,000 as part of “Operation: Take Command,” the company’s first franchise giveaway contest.
-
Helping veterans adjust to life as students
The adjustment to returning to civilian life after military service can be difficult.
-
Best for Vets: Colleges 2015
Several hundred schools participated in the survey, filling out a detailed questionnaire with well over 100 questions that delved into the issues most crucial to student vets.
-
2 officers discuss career opportunities as a mustang
When Daniel Henderson joined the Navy in 1979 and headed off to recruit training at Great Lakes, becoming an O-6 was …
-
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 vets at 7.2 percent
The unemployment rate for the newest generation of veterans jumped by 1 full percentage point in October, according t…
