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Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
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Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
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Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
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North Korea may have just shown a capability to strike the continental US
North Korea launched another ballistic missile Friday morning and experts believe it may have been, for the first time, an intercontinental ballistic missile with the capability to strike the continental United States.
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Navy identifies seven sailors killed in Fitzgerald collision
The Navy on Sunday released the names of the seven sailors who died on the destroyer Fitzgerald after it was struck by a massive container ship off the coast of Japan early Saturday morning.
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All new evals and fitreps coming soon
Navy officials are kicking off the one of the most radical overhaul of performance evaluations and fitness reports in service history and are planning to field the new approach within a year. The aim is to eliminate the unwritten rules that reward seniority over merit
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Pick your next duty assignment with a swipe on your phone
The Navy wants to link up all sailors’ data into a new, single computer system, a critical hurdle in the sweeping personnel reforms that will change how sailors are assigned, promoted and retained.
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New in 2017: Huge changes ahead for military retirement
A big decision looms for many service members: preserve a place in the military pension system or opt into its new blended benefits package.
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New in 2017: The military will redefine who’s too fat to serve
One in 13 troops is clinically overweight. A new policy will change how the military defines and evaluates body composition.
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Osprey operations resume in Japan after crash
Marine Corps commanders in Japan on Monday gave the green light to resume flight operations for MV-22 Ospreys, which had been suspended for six days after a crash on Dec. 13.
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Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
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Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
-
Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
-
North Korea may have just shown a capability to strike the continental US
North Korea launched another ballistic missile Friday morning and experts believe it may have been, for the first time, an intercontinental ballistic missile with the capability to strike the continental United States.
-
Navy identifies seven sailors killed in Fitzgerald collision
The Navy on Sunday released the names of the seven sailors who died on the destroyer Fitzgerald after it was struck by a massive container ship off the coast of Japan early Saturday morning.
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All new evals and fitreps coming soon
Navy officials are kicking off the one of the most radical overhaul of performance evaluations and fitness reports in service history and are planning to field the new approach within a year. The aim is to eliminate the unwritten rules that reward seniority over merit
-
Pick your next duty assignment with a swipe on your phone
The Navy wants to link up all sailors’ data into a new, single computer system, a critical hurdle in the sweeping personnel reforms that will change how sailors are assigned, promoted and retained.
-
New in 2017: Huge changes ahead for military retirement
A big decision looms for many service members: preserve a place in the military pension system or opt into its new blended benefits package.
-
New in 2017: The military will redefine who’s too fat to serve
One in 13 troops is clinically overweight. A new policy will change how the military defines and evaluates body composition.
-
Osprey operations resume in Japan after crash
Marine Corps commanders in Japan on Monday gave the green light to resume flight operations for MV-22 Ospreys, which had been suspended for six days after a crash on Dec. 13.
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Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
-
Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
-
Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
-
North Korea may have just shown a capability to strike the continental US
North Korea launched another ballistic missile Friday morning and experts believe it may have been, for the first time, an intercontinental ballistic missile with the capability to strike the continental United States.
-
Navy identifies seven sailors killed in Fitzgerald collision
The Navy on Sunday released the names of the seven sailors who died on the destroyer Fitzgerald after it was struck by a massive container ship off the coast of Japan early Saturday morning.
-
All new evals and fitreps coming soon
Navy officials are kicking off the one of the most radical overhaul of performance evaluations and fitness reports in service history and are planning to field the new approach within a year. The aim is to eliminate the unwritten rules that reward seniority over merit
-
Pick your next duty assignment with a swipe on your phone
The Navy wants to link up all sailors’ data into a new, single computer system, a critical hurdle in the sweeping personnel reforms that will change how sailors are assigned, promoted and retained.
-
New in 2017: Huge changes ahead for military retirement
A big decision looms for many service members: preserve a place in the military pension system or opt into its new blended benefits package.
-
New in 2017: The military will redefine who’s too fat to serve
One in 13 troops is clinically overweight. A new policy will change how the military defines and evaluates body composition.
-
Osprey operations resume in Japan after crash
Marine Corps commanders in Japan on Monday gave the green light to resume flight operations for MV-22 Ospreys, which had been suspended for six days after a crash on Dec. 13.
