Natalie Gross

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Natalie Gross has been reporting for Military Times since 2017. She grew up in a military family and has a master's degree in journalism from Georgetown University.

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The 2021 Military Times Best for Vets: Colleges rankings are out. Is your school on the list?

More than 300 schools participated in the latest Best for Vets: Colleges survey, which included more than 70 questions seeking details about the school’s costs, programs, policies and services that impact military-connected students. Federal data from the U.S. Departments of Education, Veterans Affairs and Defense, were also considered.

13 months ago

Meet the First Lady of Space Force: An interview with Mollie Raymond

Mollie Raymond is the wife of newly appointed Space Force Chief Gen. John “Jay” Raymond, making her the first — and only — military spouse in the sixth branch of the military.

2 years ago

Jobs for infantry vets: What you need to know

Jobs for infantry vets are out there — here's some tips on where to look.

How veterans can start a health care career — even without a military medical background

Former service members interested in the medical field — even those without a background in health care — can still put their military-learned skills to good use.

Your GI Bill benefits: Everything you need to know

Updated with the latest details on the benefits you've earned and how to use it.

TAP is getting a makeover this year. Here’s what you need to know.

Service members transitioning out of the military this year could be much more prepared for civilian life than their predecessors, thanks to some major changes coming to the Defense Department’s Transition Assistance Program.

Are you drinking enough water? The Air Force is testing a new device that could tell you

Air Force researchers are testing new technology they believe can help airmen maintain and improve their overall wellness and performance on the job.

Army life took this veteran from military service to entrepreneurial success

For his service as both a soldier and a civilian, Patrick McKenna will receive the Chairman’s Veteran Achievement Award.

Don’t implement controversial GI Bill transfer rule yet, or at all, lawmakers tell Pentagon

The impending policy change would end GI Bill transfer options for service members with more than 16 years in uniform.

How far should victims have to go to prove military sexual trauma?

The Department of Veterans Affairs is opposing a new bill that would expand access to disability benefits for survivors of military sexual trauma.

This bill would make airport security easier and ‘less intrusive’ for disabled vets

The bipartisan legislation would grant TSA PreCheck privileges to veterans who are blind or paralyzed, as well as veteran amputees.

Thousands of veterans had education derailed when for-profit college chains abruptly closed

The vast majority of school closures have come from the for-profit sector.

Vets: Use your benefits | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 6.17.22

Should I invest my extra cash or use it to pay off debt? — Money Minute

Data for joint operations | Removing Stovepipes

Why Norway doesn’t want this chopper | Defense Dollars

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Army private admits bizarre plot to attack his unit on deployment

Marine Corps, Army report disproportionate substance abuse, mental health issues

Explorers find USS Samuel B. Roberts shipwreck

Air Force’s first female special tactics officer earns coveted scarlet beret

Are overseas retirees about to lose military postal privileges?

Natalie Gross

Reporter

All Stories By Natalie

Mollie Raymond is the wife of newly appointed Space Force Chief Gen. John “Jay” Raymond, making her the first — and only — military spouse in the sixth branch of the military.

Jobs for infantry vets are out there — here's some tips on where to look.

Former service members interested in the medical field — even those without a background in health care — can still put their military-learned skills to good use.

Updated with the latest details on the benefits you've earned and how to use it.

Service members transitioning out of the military this year could be much more prepared for civilian life than their predecessors, thanks to some major changes coming to the Defense Department’s Transition Assistance Program.

Air Force researchers are testing new technology they believe can help airmen maintain and improve their overall wellness and performance on the job.

For his service as both a soldier and a civilian, Patrick McKenna will receive the Chairman’s Veteran Achievement Award.

The impending policy change would end GI Bill transfer options for service members with more than 16 years in uniform.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is opposing a new bill that would expand access to disability benefits for survivors of military sexual trauma.

The bipartisan legislation would grant TSA PreCheck privileges to veterans who are blind or paralyzed, as well as veteran amputees.

The vast majority of school closures have come from the for-profit sector.

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