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Biden, Va. Gov. McAuliffe visit Norfolk State to discuss cybersecurity
Vice President Biden visits Norfolk State University to promote administration’s plan to support
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Nebraska senators announce veterans job bills
Nebraska lawmakers are pushing for expanded veterans benefits including hiring preference and more.
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Iowa gov says teacher licensing for vets is working
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad says a teacher licensing program aimed at helping vets and families is working.
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Marine Corps to collect data on body fat testing methods
Got a beef with the tape test? There may be some good news ahead.
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Purdue program aims to help black males succeed
Retaining and improving the graduation rates of young black men are top goals for the Black Male Excellence Network, an academic support and leadership development program piloted in March and implemented in September.
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Veterans jobs bill advances; future is uncertain
The Hire More Heroes Act passed unanimously out of the House just hours after new members were sworn into office. Republican leaders touted the effort as the start of their 2015 job-creation efforts.
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CMC’s survey reveals room for improvement at Marine units
Marines across the Corps strongly feel that trust and internal cohesion is a problem within units and that money and supplies are not well-managed, according to new data pulled from a service-wide commandant of the Marine Corps command climate survey created in 2013.
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Obama proposes free community college
President Obama proposes allowing any American to attend two years of community college free.
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Deadline lifted for new mothers to take Marine PFT, CFT
The Corps previously mandated women take the tests within six months of returning to full duty after giving birth.
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Study: Marine crisis response force should train like a MEU
Staff of the Marine Corps’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East are recommending that future rotations include a six-month pre-deployment training workup, similar to that of a Marine expeditionary unit.
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Biden, Va. Gov. McAuliffe visit Norfolk State to discuss cybersecurity
Vice President Biden visits Norfolk State University to promote administration’s plan to support
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Nebraska senators announce veterans job bills
Nebraska lawmakers are pushing for expanded veterans benefits including hiring preference and more.
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Iowa gov says teacher licensing for vets is working
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad says a teacher licensing program aimed at helping vets and families is working.
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Marine Corps to collect data on body fat testing methods
Got a beef with the tape test? There may be some good news ahead.
-
Purdue program aims to help black males succeed
Retaining and improving the graduation rates of young black men are top goals for the Black Male Excellence Network, an academic support and leadership development program piloted in March and implemented in September.
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Veterans jobs bill advances; future is uncertain
The Hire More Heroes Act passed unanimously out of the House just hours after new members were sworn into office. Republican leaders touted the effort as the start of their 2015 job-creation efforts.
-
CMC’s survey reveals room for improvement at Marine units
Marines across the Corps strongly feel that trust and internal cohesion is a problem within units and that money and supplies are not well-managed, according to new data pulled from a service-wide commandant of the Marine Corps command climate survey created in 2013.
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Obama proposes free community college
President Obama proposes allowing any American to attend two years of community college free.
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Deadline lifted for new mothers to take Marine PFT, CFT
The Corps previously mandated women take the tests within six months of returning to full duty after giving birth.
-
Study: Marine crisis response force should train like a MEU
Staff of the Marine Corps’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East are recommending that future rotations include a six-month pre-deployment training workup, similar to that of a Marine expeditionary unit.
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Biden, Va. Gov. McAuliffe visit Norfolk State to discuss cybersecurity
Vice President Biden visits Norfolk State University to promote administration’s plan to support
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Nebraska senators announce veterans job bills
Nebraska lawmakers are pushing for expanded veterans benefits including hiring preference and more.
-
Iowa gov says teacher licensing for vets is working
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad says a teacher licensing program aimed at helping vets and families is working.
-
Marine Corps to collect data on body fat testing methods
Got a beef with the tape test? There may be some good news ahead.
-
Purdue program aims to help black males succeed
Retaining and improving the graduation rates of young black men are top goals for the Black Male Excellence Network, an academic support and leadership development program piloted in March and implemented in September.
-
Veterans jobs bill advances; future is uncertain
The Hire More Heroes Act passed unanimously out of the House just hours after new members were sworn into office. Republican leaders touted the effort as the start of their 2015 job-creation efforts.
-
CMC’s survey reveals room for improvement at Marine units
Marines across the Corps strongly feel that trust and internal cohesion is a problem within units and that money and supplies are not well-managed, according to new data pulled from a service-wide commandant of the Marine Corps command climate survey created in 2013.
-
Obama proposes free community college
President Obama proposes allowing any American to attend two years of community college free.
-
Deadline lifted for new mothers to take Marine PFT, CFT
The Corps previously mandated women take the tests within six months of returning to full duty after giving birth.
-
Study: Marine crisis response force should train like a MEU
Staff of the Marine Corps’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East are recommending that future rotations include a six-month pre-deployment training workup, similar to that of a Marine expeditionary unit.
