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Training center preps enlisted troops for health careers
In its fifth year of existence, the military’s enlisted medical training campus prepares students for health careers
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10 Marine colonels tapped for first star
Ten Marine Corps colonels have been nominated for promotion to the rank of brigadier general.
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Wal-Mart veteran hiring to expand
Wal-Mart announced Wednesday that it is expanding its original plan to hire 100,000 veterans by 2018 to hire a total of 250,000 recently discharged veterans by 2020.
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SecNav announces sweeping career and fitness changes
The Navy secretary announced huge changes related to policies affecting Marines’ fitness, uniforms, career options and promotion opportunities during a speech at the Naval Academy on Wednesday.
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Arizona tops nation in college cuts, tuition hikes
Arizona is spending 47% less this year per college student than it did in 2008, adjusted for inflation, according to a report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
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School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
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Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
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Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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Marine Corps Osprey community readies for expansion
Within the next four years, the service intends to make three key moves involving this versatile aircraft.
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Training center preps enlisted troops for health careers
In its fifth year of existence, the military’s enlisted medical training campus prepares students for health careers
-
10 Marine colonels tapped for first star
Ten Marine Corps colonels have been nominated for promotion to the rank of brigadier general.
-
Wal-Mart veteran hiring to expand
Wal-Mart announced Wednesday that it is expanding its original plan to hire 100,000 veterans by 2018 to hire a total of 250,000 recently discharged veterans by 2020.
-
SecNav announces sweeping career and fitness changes
The Navy secretary announced huge changes related to policies affecting Marines’ fitness, uniforms, career options and promotion opportunities during a speech at the Naval Academy on Wednesday.
-
Arizona tops nation in college cuts, tuition hikes
Arizona is spending 47% less this year per college student than it did in 2008, adjusted for inflation, according to a report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
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School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
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Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
-
Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
-
Marine Corps Osprey community readies for expansion
Within the next four years, the service intends to make three key moves involving this versatile aircraft.
-
Training center preps enlisted troops for health careers
In its fifth year of existence, the military’s enlisted medical training campus prepares students for health careers
-
10 Marine colonels tapped for first star
Ten Marine Corps colonels have been nominated for promotion to the rank of brigadier general.
-
Wal-Mart veteran hiring to expand
Wal-Mart announced Wednesday that it is expanding its original plan to hire 100,000 veterans by 2018 to hire a total of 250,000 recently discharged veterans by 2020.
-
SecNav announces sweeping career and fitness changes
The Navy secretary announced huge changes related to policies affecting Marines’ fitness, uniforms, career options and promotion opportunities during a speech at the Naval Academy on Wednesday.
-
Arizona tops nation in college cuts, tuition hikes
Arizona is spending 47% less this year per college student than it did in 2008, adjusted for inflation, according to a report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
-
Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
-
School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
-
Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
-
Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
-
Marine Corps Osprey community readies for expansion
Within the next four years, the service intends to make three key moves involving this versatile aircraft.
