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DoD military spouse symposium to offer strategies for careers, relationships
Military spouses: Sign up now for the DoD virtual symposium that starts April 27.
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Pentagon chief Austin among speakers to South Carolina grads
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin is among the speakers at the University of South Carolina’s spring’s commencement exercises, which are being held in-person at the school’s massive football stadium for the first time.
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Launching MilGears — a simple yet powerful tool
MilGears, which aggregates a service member’s entire unique record of training and education accomplishments into a single location, is a game-changing online DoD platform, says the author of this commentary.
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Veterans Breakfast Club uses TikTok to share war stories, foster community
The Veterans Breakfast Club is thriving on TikTok.
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Separating troops with uncertain career plans to be targeted for extra employment help
About 6,700 troops and some additional spouses will get focused support in finding new job ideas and resources through the program.
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Now is a great time for veterans to enhance their education
The pandemic has accelerated the online educational revolution, says the author of this commentary.
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VA dumps plans to stop students from adding non-degree classes to keep GI Bill benefits
Department leaders had planned a policy change in August which could have cost some veterans thousands in education benefits.
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Some soldiers may have to pay for spring classes after tuition assistance computer glitch
The Army’s new education benefits platform isn’t working properly, meaning payouts for new classes this semester can’t be processed.
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3 consequences of using marijuana after your state ‘legalizes’
While marijuana use might appear to be legal in your state, you should consider your relationship to the federal government, says the author of this commentary.
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‘Last Out: Elegy of a Green Beret’ adapted to film
Retired Lt. Col. Scott Mann found healing in storytelling as he transitioned out of Special Forces. His play, intended to help other veterans heal, is now being produced as a film.
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DoD military spouse symposium to offer strategies for careers, relationships
Military spouses: Sign up now for the DoD virtual symposium that starts April 27.
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Pentagon chief Austin among speakers to South Carolina grads
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin is among the speakers at the University of South Carolina’s spring’s commencement exercises, which are being held in-person at the school’s massive football stadium for the first time.
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Launching MilGears — a simple yet powerful tool
MilGears, which aggregates a service member’s entire unique record of training and education accomplishments into a single location, is a game-changing online DoD platform, says the author of this commentary.
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Veterans Breakfast Club uses TikTok to share war stories, foster community
The Veterans Breakfast Club is thriving on TikTok.
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Separating troops with uncertain career plans to be targeted for extra employment help
About 6,700 troops and some additional spouses will get focused support in finding new job ideas and resources through the program.
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Now is a great time for veterans to enhance their education
The pandemic has accelerated the online educational revolution, says the author of this commentary.
-
VA dumps plans to stop students from adding non-degree classes to keep GI Bill benefits
Department leaders had planned a policy change in August which could have cost some veterans thousands in education benefits.
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Some soldiers may have to pay for spring classes after tuition assistance computer glitch
The Army’s new education benefits platform isn’t working properly, meaning payouts for new classes this semester can’t be processed.
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3 consequences of using marijuana after your state ‘legalizes’
While marijuana use might appear to be legal in your state, you should consider your relationship to the federal government, says the author of this commentary.
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‘Last Out: Elegy of a Green Beret’ adapted to film
Retired Lt. Col. Scott Mann found healing in storytelling as he transitioned out of Special Forces. His play, intended to help other veterans heal, is now being produced as a film.
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DoD military spouse symposium to offer strategies for careers, relationships
Military spouses: Sign up now for the DoD virtual symposium that starts April 27.
-
Pentagon chief Austin among speakers to South Carolina grads
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin is among the speakers at the University of South Carolina’s spring’s commencement exercises, which are being held in-person at the school’s massive football stadium for the first time.
-
Launching MilGears — a simple yet powerful tool
MilGears, which aggregates a service member’s entire unique record of training and education accomplishments into a single location, is a game-changing online DoD platform, says the author of this commentary.
-
Veterans Breakfast Club uses TikTok to share war stories, foster community
The Veterans Breakfast Club is thriving on TikTok.
-
Separating troops with uncertain career plans to be targeted for extra employment help
About 6,700 troops and some additional spouses will get focused support in finding new job ideas and resources through the program.
-
Now is a great time for veterans to enhance their education
The pandemic has accelerated the online educational revolution, says the author of this commentary.
-
VA dumps plans to stop students from adding non-degree classes to keep GI Bill benefits
Department leaders had planned a policy change in August which could have cost some veterans thousands in education benefits.
-
Some soldiers may have to pay for spring classes after tuition assistance computer glitch
The Army’s new education benefits platform isn’t working properly, meaning payouts for new classes this semester can’t be processed.
-
3 consequences of using marijuana after your state ‘legalizes’
While marijuana use might appear to be legal in your state, you should consider your relationship to the federal government, says the author of this commentary.
-
‘Last Out: Elegy of a Green Beret’ adapted to film
Retired Lt. Col. Scott Mann found healing in storytelling as he transitioned out of Special Forces. His play, intended to help other veterans heal, is now being produced as a film.
