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Veteran comes to Kankakee in search of helicopter
The 65-year-old Army veteran from Sparta, Wis., knew it was going to be hard to explain why the sight of an obsolete Army helicopter instantly could trigger his tears, tears he might have held back for 45 years.
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Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame nominations open
Nominees must have lived in Connecticut for at least five years, received an honorable discharge from the military, be of good moral character and have no felony convictions.
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My Great New Life: 5-time Iraq veteran finds space to connect
Reserve colonel’s career common thread has been connecting people, from serving as mayor, state legislator and war fighter to leading government affairs for Lockheed Martin Space Systems.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
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Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
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This retired Marine staff NCO won his own 7-Eleven store
When retired Marine Staff Sgt. Jean Cetoute couldn’t find a government job he wanted, he began dreaming about becoming his own boss.
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New Marine Corps fitness standards for combat weed out men, women alike
New physical standards established so women can compete for combat posts in the Marine Corps are disqualifying some men, according to data obtained by The Associated Press.
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Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
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Corps to promote 100 more Marines to gunny this year than planned
Manpower officials in March said they expected about 1,696 staff sergeants would make gunny this year, but 1,797 were selected.
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These 3 Marine generals have been nominated to pick up a 3rd star
Three Marine generals were nominated Tuesday to pick up their third star, Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced.
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Veteran comes to Kankakee in search of helicopter
The 65-year-old Army veteran from Sparta, Wis., knew it was going to be hard to explain why the sight of an obsolete Army helicopter instantly could trigger his tears, tears he might have held back for 45 years.
-
Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame nominations open
Nominees must have lived in Connecticut for at least five years, received an honorable discharge from the military, be of good moral character and have no felony convictions.
-
My Great New Life: 5-time Iraq veteran finds space to connect
Reserve colonel’s career common thread has been connecting people, from serving as mayor, state legislator and war fighter to leading government affairs for Lockheed Martin Space Systems.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
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Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
-
This retired Marine staff NCO won his own 7-Eleven store
When retired Marine Staff Sgt. Jean Cetoute couldn’t find a government job he wanted, he began dreaming about becoming his own boss.
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New Marine Corps fitness standards for combat weed out men, women alike
New physical standards established so women can compete for combat posts in the Marine Corps are disqualifying some men, according to data obtained by The Associated Press.
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Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
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Corps to promote 100 more Marines to gunny this year than planned
Manpower officials in March said they expected about 1,696 staff sergeants would make gunny this year, but 1,797 were selected.
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These 3 Marine generals have been nominated to pick up a 3rd star
Three Marine generals were nominated Tuesday to pick up their third star, Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced.
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Veteran comes to Kankakee in search of helicopter
The 65-year-old Army veteran from Sparta, Wis., knew it was going to be hard to explain why the sight of an obsolete Army helicopter instantly could trigger his tears, tears he might have held back for 45 years.
-
Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame nominations open
Nominees must have lived in Connecticut for at least five years, received an honorable discharge from the military, be of good moral character and have no felony convictions.
-
My Great New Life: 5-time Iraq veteran finds space to connect
Reserve colonel’s career common thread has been connecting people, from serving as mayor, state legislator and war fighter to leading government affairs for Lockheed Martin Space Systems.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment at 4.4 percent in June
Unemployment is up slightly but is still in near record-low territory.
-
Virginia program to help military medics get civilian jobs
Virginia is creating a new pilot program aimed at helping military service members more easily transition into jobs in the civil health care industry.
-
This retired Marine staff NCO won his own 7-Eleven store
When retired Marine Staff Sgt. Jean Cetoute couldn’t find a government job he wanted, he began dreaming about becoming his own boss.
-
New Marine Corps fitness standards for combat weed out men, women alike
New physical standards established so women can compete for combat posts in the Marine Corps are disqualifying some men, according to data obtained by The Associated Press.
-
Uncle Sam wants you — to become a farmer
“There is no other demographic that … is willing to put in whatever they have to do to accomplish the mission.”
-
Corps to promote 100 more Marines to gunny this year than planned
Manpower officials in March said they expected about 1,696 staff sergeants would make gunny this year, but 1,797 were selected.
-
These 3 Marine generals have been nominated to pick up a 3rd star
Three Marine generals were nominated Tuesday to pick up their third star, Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced.
