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Inside the commandant’s plan to rebuild the NCO ranks
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford talks about a “post-deployment death spiral” in which seasoned enlisted leaders return from a pump and rapidly depart their units for other opportunities in the fleet or elsewhere. With noncommissioned officer and staff NCO ranks thinning and leaving key leadership positions unfilled, Dunford is pushing forward a detailed plan…
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Talking cars & veterans jobs at D.C.’s annual auto show
The Washington Auto Show granted free admission to service members and veterans for its Military Tribute Day on Jan. 27.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment ticks up in January
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans ticked up a point in January
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Corps extends VSP into 2016, revises eligibility
The Marine Corps has extended its Voluntary Separation Pay program for another year, while also revising which Marines are eligible for the program in fiscal 2015 and 2016.
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Kasal replaces Green as I MEF’s top enlisted leader
Kasal becomes 1MEF’s top enlisted Marine, as Green becomes the Corps’ new sergeant major.
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Study: College gap between rich, poor widens
The percentage of students from the lowest-income families earning a bachelor’s degree has inched up just 3 points since 1970, rising from 6 to 9 percent by 2013. Meanwhile, college completion for students from the wealthiest families has risen dramatically, climbing from 44 to 77 percent.
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Dunford proposes psych evals for poolees, recruits
Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford wants poolees and recruits to undergo psychological screenings before becoming Marines.
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Mission Family: Scholarship deadlines for children, spouses
There are many scholarships available for military children and military spouses.
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Navy corpsmen treat sailors, Marines and sometimes enemies
In the spring of 2011, Miami native Noel Martinez found himself on a small craft in the middle of the night headed for a pirate “mother ship” off the coast of Somalia.
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10 career-critical master’s degrees
Not all master’s degrees are created equal. These 10 are considered most critical in their respective career fields.
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Inside the commandant’s plan to rebuild the NCO ranks
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford talks about a “post-deployment death spiral” in which seasoned enlisted leaders return from a pump and rapidly depart their units for other opportunities in the fleet or elsewhere. With noncommissioned officer and staff NCO ranks thinning and leaving key leadership positions unfilled, Dunford is pushing forward a detailed plan…
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Talking cars & veterans jobs at D.C.’s annual auto show
The Washington Auto Show granted free admission to service members and veterans for its Military Tribute Day on Jan. 27.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment ticks up in January
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans ticked up a point in January
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Corps extends VSP into 2016, revises eligibility
The Marine Corps has extended its Voluntary Separation Pay program for another year, while also revising which Marines are eligible for the program in fiscal 2015 and 2016.
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Kasal replaces Green as I MEF’s top enlisted leader
Kasal becomes 1MEF’s top enlisted Marine, as Green becomes the Corps’ new sergeant major.
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Study: College gap between rich, poor widens
The percentage of students from the lowest-income families earning a bachelor’s degree has inched up just 3 points since 1970, rising from 6 to 9 percent by 2013. Meanwhile, college completion for students from the wealthiest families has risen dramatically, climbing from 44 to 77 percent.
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Dunford proposes psych evals for poolees, recruits
Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford wants poolees and recruits to undergo psychological screenings before becoming Marines.
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Mission Family: Scholarship deadlines for children, spouses
There are many scholarships available for military children and military spouses.
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Navy corpsmen treat sailors, Marines and sometimes enemies
In the spring of 2011, Miami native Noel Martinez found himself on a small craft in the middle of the night headed for a pirate “mother ship” off the coast of Somalia.
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10 career-critical master’s degrees
Not all master’s degrees are created equal. These 10 are considered most critical in their respective career fields.
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Inside the commandant’s plan to rebuild the NCO ranks
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford talks about a “post-deployment death spiral” in which seasoned enlisted leaders return from a pump and rapidly depart their units for other opportunities in the fleet or elsewhere. With noncommissioned officer and staff NCO ranks thinning and leaving key leadership positions unfilled, Dunford is pushing forward a detailed plan…
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Talking cars & veterans jobs at D.C.’s annual auto show
The Washington Auto Show granted free admission to service members and veterans for its Military Tribute Day on Jan. 27.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment ticks up in January
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans ticked up a point in January
-
Corps extends VSP into 2016, revises eligibility
The Marine Corps has extended its Voluntary Separation Pay program for another year, while also revising which Marines are eligible for the program in fiscal 2015 and 2016.
-
Kasal replaces Green as I MEF’s top enlisted leader
Kasal becomes 1MEF’s top enlisted Marine, as Green becomes the Corps’ new sergeant major.
-
Study: College gap between rich, poor widens
The percentage of students from the lowest-income families earning a bachelor’s degree has inched up just 3 points since 1970, rising from 6 to 9 percent by 2013. Meanwhile, college completion for students from the wealthiest families has risen dramatically, climbing from 44 to 77 percent.
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Dunford proposes psych evals for poolees, recruits
Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford wants poolees and recruits to undergo psychological screenings before becoming Marines.
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Mission Family: Scholarship deadlines for children, spouses
There are many scholarships available for military children and military spouses.
-
Navy corpsmen treat sailors, Marines and sometimes enemies
In the spring of 2011, Miami native Noel Martinez found himself on a small craft in the middle of the night headed for a pirate “mother ship” off the coast of Somalia.
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10 career-critical master’s degrees
Not all master’s degrees are created equal. These 10 are considered most critical in their respective career fields.
