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Supporters ‘Surprised And Heartbroken’ By Closing of St. John’s Military School in Salina

Wind pierced the heart of St. John’s Military School’s campus last week in the wake of bitter news that wafted through one day earlier. Cadets at the private north Salina school quietly conversed among themselves Thursday morning while tromping through skiffs of new-fallen snow on their way to classes and appointments. Read More

Air Force Academy Cadets Will Soon Get a New Experience Thanks to Professors

Air Force Academy cadets will soon get a new experience: college professors who wear stripes on their sleeves. It’s a pilot program that’s starting small but has big potential as the Air Force has more enlisted airmen walking around with advanced degrees than ever before. Read More

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Naval Academy Sexual Harassment is Up, But Mids Almost Never Report it

It was more than three years ago former Vice President Joe Biden stopped at the Naval Academy and urged midshipmen to combat sexual violence in their ranks. “Sexual violence is the only equal opportunity employer,” Biden said. “It occurs in the wealthiest communities and the poorest communities. It occurs on campuses with the highest SAT […]

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Three From Fayetteville Headed For Military Colleges

Three Fayetteville football players in the class of 2019 are bound for military colleges and service academies. When Seventy-First’s Camari Williams received an offer from the U.S. Naval Academy, he knew it was an opportunity that could pay dividends for the rest of his life. Read More

Cadet Awarded Meritorious Achievement Ribbon After Saving Father from Drowning

On Oct. 5 of 2018, something unthinkable happened to the Seladones family of Lillian. While on a family rafting trip, David Seladones was swept downstream where his raft slammed into a tree near the bank, resulting in temporary loss of breath. While fighting to regain his breath, he lost control of the raft and in […]

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Commentary: The Next Generation of Military Service

I recently spoke on the Senate floor regarding the state of our military readiness. We live in an uncertain world, perhaps more unpredictable than at any time since the Cold War era. Our nation will not stand idly by as totalitarian regimes threaten our freedom around the world. It is up to Americans to address […]

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Justin woman awarded scholarship for military spouses

Marking its 100th awarded scholarship, Hope For The Warriors recently handed out four Military Spouse and Caregiver Scholarships for higher education totaling $8,000. This class of winners includes Justin resident and University of North Texas student Jennifer Washam, who received the Restoring Self Scholarship of $2,000, awarded to those seeking any undergraduate degree, according to a […]

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Military aims to help Alabama ease its teacher shortage

The military is aiming to ease Alabama’s shortage of teachers. Military officials are leading two efforts designed to increase the number of teachers in the state’s public schools, The Montgomery Advertiser reported. Read More

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How the military is hoping to help Alabama’s teacher shortage

Superintendent James Carter is near his wits’ end trying to find qualified teachers to educate his schools in Alabama’s rural Greene County. So much so that he is planning to ask for the school board’s support in providing new teachers with $2,000 sign-on bonuses. In a district funded locally by just over the state minimum, at […]

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University of New Orleans to Soon Offer Professional Pilot Bachelor’s Degree Program

The Louisiana Board of Regents have recently approved a new professional pilot bachelor of science degree program at the University of New Orleans (UNO). Upon approval by its accreditor, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, UNO will begin to accept applications for the program. The professional pilot program will reside within […]

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Department of Defense Changes GI Bill Transfer Policy

The U.S. Department of Defense has altered policy rules on who can transfer Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to dependents, reverting back to a rule that allowed transfers for some who are prohibited from serving an additional four years. Service members who have completed a minimum of 10 years in the military and are prohibited from […]

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UTSA, OLLU Researchers to Use NEH Grant For Female Military History Archive Project

Two researchers from the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) and Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) have received a $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to support the establishment of a digital oral history archive dedicated to women in the military during different periods of war. During the two […]

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