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Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
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Foundation giving $7M to Marine Corps kids for college
A nonprofit foundation that’s been giving college scholarships to military children for half a century is announcing a new round of giving at Camp Lejeune.
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Fewer Marine staff sergeants cut by 2015 retention board
Almost three in 10 Marines screened by the Corps’ fiscal 2015 staff sergeant retention board were denied further service.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
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Senator: University of Phoenix should be investigated
Sen. Dick Durbin called on the Pentagon to immediately bar the University of Phoenix from further access to service members until the tactics it uses to recruit troops and veterans are investigated.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets stays near historic low
Unemployment for post-9/11 veterans in June held steady at the near-record low recorded the previous month, 5.4 percent, government data show.
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Top jobs in the Marine Corps offer big bonuses, great promotion rates
First-term Marines in only half as many specialties will be eligible for re-enlistment bonuses in fiscal 2016, a sharp decline from last year, making competition for re-up dollars tough.
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Transitioning troops may plug into utility jobs
Four federal agencies and five utility trade associations have launched an initiative aimed at increasing job opportunities in the utility industry for troops in transition, veterans and military spouses.
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Students major in coupes and convertibles
When Penn College revved up its vintage vehicle restoration major in 2012, it became one of just a handful of degree programs around the country teaching young people how to help refurbish and maintain classic cars.
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Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
-
Foundation giving $7M to Marine Corps kids for college
A nonprofit foundation that’s been giving college scholarships to military children for half a century is announcing a new round of giving at Camp Lejeune.
-
Fewer Marine staff sergeants cut by 2015 retention board
Almost three in 10 Marines screened by the Corps’ fiscal 2015 staff sergeant retention board were denied further service.
-
Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
-
Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
-
Senator: University of Phoenix should be investigated
Sen. Dick Durbin called on the Pentagon to immediately bar the University of Phoenix from further access to service members until the tactics it uses to recruit troops and veterans are investigated.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets stays near historic low
Unemployment for post-9/11 veterans in June held steady at the near-record low recorded the previous month, 5.4 percent, government data show.
-
Top jobs in the Marine Corps offer big bonuses, great promotion rates
First-term Marines in only half as many specialties will be eligible for re-enlistment bonuses in fiscal 2016, a sharp decline from last year, making competition for re-up dollars tough.
-
Transitioning troops may plug into utility jobs
Four federal agencies and five utility trade associations have launched an initiative aimed at increasing job opportunities in the utility industry for troops in transition, veterans and military spouses.
-
Students major in coupes and convertibles
When Penn College revved up its vintage vehicle restoration major in 2012, it became one of just a handful of degree programs around the country teaching young people how to help refurbish and maintain classic cars.
-
Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
-
Foundation giving $7M to Marine Corps kids for college
A nonprofit foundation that’s been giving college scholarships to military children for half a century is announcing a new round of giving at Camp Lejeune.
-
Fewer Marine staff sergeants cut by 2015 retention board
Almost three in 10 Marines screened by the Corps’ fiscal 2015 staff sergeant retention board were denied further service.
-
Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
-
Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
-
Senator: University of Phoenix should be investigated
Sen. Dick Durbin called on the Pentagon to immediately bar the University of Phoenix from further access to service members until the tactics it uses to recruit troops and veterans are investigated.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets stays near historic low
Unemployment for post-9/11 veterans in June held steady at the near-record low recorded the previous month, 5.4 percent, government data show.
-
Top jobs in the Marine Corps offer big bonuses, great promotion rates
First-term Marines in only half as many specialties will be eligible for re-enlistment bonuses in fiscal 2016, a sharp decline from last year, making competition for re-up dollars tough.
-
Transitioning troops may plug into utility jobs
Four federal agencies and five utility trade associations have launched an initiative aimed at increasing job opportunities in the utility industry for troops in transition, veterans and military spouses.
-
Students major in coupes and convertibles
When Penn College revved up its vintage vehicle restoration major in 2012, it became one of just a handful of degree programs around the country teaching young people how to help refurbish and maintain classic cars.
