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Top destinations for post-military life — new rankings
For our first-ever Best for Vets: Places to Live feature, we considered the sorts of military- and veteran-specific culture and services that can lead city vet populations to swell into six figures, as well as economics and livability factors, such as traffic and crime.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Places to Live 2015
For the first-ever Best for Vets review of places for veterans to live after separating from the military, we considered 577 places as designated by the Census Bureau.
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Eyeing Tesla, college offers 4-year degree in logistics
The state Board of Regents on Friday approved the Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Logistics Operations Management as well as a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Emergency Management Homeland Security — Public Safety.
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More than 2,000 Marines tapped for promotion to gunny
In a pleasant surprise for career-minded Marines, more staff sergeants were selected for promotion this year.
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Retired Air Force couple celebrate college degrees
Doug, 51, received a bachelor’s in business administration and Adrienne, 56, received her master’s in business administration.
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Corps cancels Voluntary Separation Pay for all Marines
Officials announced the suspension of the Voluntary Separation Pay program for officers and enlisted Marines.
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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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Marine officers’ eligibility for early retirement drops in 2016
Fewer Marine officers will have the option of retiring early with a reduced pension next year as the Corps will sharply cut the number of eligible military occupational specialties.
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Ousted Marine leaders won’t get a second shot at command billet
Lieutenant colonels and colonels relieved for cause are not up for command consideration, officials made clear this year.
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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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Top destinations for post-military life — new rankings
For our first-ever Best for Vets: Places to Live feature, we considered the sorts of military- and veteran-specific culture and services that can lead city vet populations to swell into six figures, as well as economics and livability factors, such as traffic and crime.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Places to Live 2015
For the first-ever Best for Vets review of places for veterans to live after separating from the military, we considered 577 places as designated by the Census Bureau.
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Eyeing Tesla, college offers 4-year degree in logistics
The state Board of Regents on Friday approved the Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Logistics Operations Management as well as a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Emergency Management Homeland Security — Public Safety.
-
More than 2,000 Marines tapped for promotion to gunny
In a pleasant surprise for career-minded Marines, more staff sergeants were selected for promotion this year.
-
Retired Air Force couple celebrate college degrees
Doug, 51, received a bachelor’s in business administration and Adrienne, 56, received her master’s in business administration.
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Corps cancels Voluntary Separation Pay for all Marines
Officials announced the suspension of the Voluntary Separation Pay program for officers and enlisted Marines.
-
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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Marine officers’ eligibility for early retirement drops in 2016
Fewer Marine officers will have the option of retiring early with a reduced pension next year as the Corps will sharply cut the number of eligible military occupational specialties.
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Ousted Marine leaders won’t get a second shot at command billet
Lieutenant colonels and colonels relieved for cause are not up for command consideration, officials made clear this year.
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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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Top destinations for post-military life — new rankings
For our first-ever Best for Vets: Places to Live feature, we considered the sorts of military- and veteran-specific culture and services that can lead city vet populations to swell into six figures, as well as economics and livability factors, such as traffic and crime.
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Methodology | Best for Vets: Places to Live 2015
For the first-ever Best for Vets review of places for veterans to live after separating from the military, we considered 577 places as designated by the Census Bureau.
-
Eyeing Tesla, college offers 4-year degree in logistics
The state Board of Regents on Friday approved the Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Logistics Operations Management as well as a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Emergency Management Homeland Security — Public Safety.
-
More than 2,000 Marines tapped for promotion to gunny
In a pleasant surprise for career-minded Marines, more staff sergeants were selected for promotion this year.
-
Retired Air Force couple celebrate college degrees
Doug, 51, received a bachelor’s in business administration and Adrienne, 56, received her master’s in business administration.
-
Corps cancels Voluntary Separation Pay for all Marines
Officials announced the suspension of the Voluntary Separation Pay program for officers and enlisted Marines.
-
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.
-
Marine officers’ eligibility for early retirement drops in 2016
Fewer Marine officers will have the option of retiring early with a reduced pension next year as the Corps will sharply cut the number of eligible military occupational specialties.
-
Ousted Marine leaders won’t get a second shot at command billet
Lieutenant colonels and colonels relieved for cause are not up for command consideration, officials made clear this year.
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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.
