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Incomplete PME cost 5,489 airmen a chance at making tech sergeant
The Air Force Personnel Center said Monday that 5,489 enlisted airmen were ineligible for consideration for promotion to technical sergeant because they didn’t finish the required online professional military education course.
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Air Force: Commanders, not promotion boards, now pick officers for developmental education
The Air Force on Thursday announced that from now on, commanders will nominate officers for in-residence developmental education opportunities.
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After Air Force takes hard line on PME, tech sgt. promotion eligibility nosedives
The number of airmen eligible for promotion to technical sergeant plummeted in 2017 to 25,552 — a decline of roughly 8,000-airman decline compared to the previous year, and the lowest eligibility in decades.
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Enlisted airmen’s first-term retraining opportunities to shrink in 2018
The number of first-term airmen who can retrain into highly in-demand jobs will shrink in fiscal 2018, although the number of career fields they can switch to is set to expand slightly.
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Air Force expands opportunities to go MTI, recruiter and more
It’s now a lot easier to become a military training instructor, recruiter or be assigned to any other developmental special duty job.
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No injuries after explosion at Air Force recruiting center in Oklahoma
An explosion outside an Oklahoma Air Force recruiting center is being investigated as a possible act of domestic terrorism, but the late-night blast could also have been a horrible prank, a federal agent said Tuesday.
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As Mosul battle neared end, anti-ISIS airstrikes reached new peak
As the battle for Mosul entered its final stage and the Raqqa battle heated up, the number of weapons released by coalition aircraft against the Islamic State last month reached new records.
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Lieutenant colonel faces court-martial for sexual assault, fraternization charges
A lieutenant colonel is scheduled to face a court-martial next month on charges of sexual assault, fraternization and failure to obey a lawful order.
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Air Force general: ISIS to be driven out of Mosul ‘within days’
The liberation of Mosul from an increasingly cornered Islamic State is expected to be complete “within days,” the top Air Force general in Iraq said Friday.
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Air Force rolls out extended Squadron Officer School
The Air Force is expanding its Squadron Officer School from five weeks to six and a half weeks as part of Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s effort to revitalize squadrons and better develop joint leaders.
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Incomplete PME cost 5,489 airmen a chance at making tech sergeant
The Air Force Personnel Center said Monday that 5,489 enlisted airmen were ineligible for consideration for promotion to technical sergeant because they didn’t finish the required online professional military education course.
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Air Force: Commanders, not promotion boards, now pick officers for developmental education
The Air Force on Thursday announced that from now on, commanders will nominate officers for in-residence developmental education opportunities.
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After Air Force takes hard line on PME, tech sgt. promotion eligibility nosedives
The number of airmen eligible for promotion to technical sergeant plummeted in 2017 to 25,552 — a decline of roughly 8,000-airman decline compared to the previous year, and the lowest eligibility in decades.
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Enlisted airmen’s first-term retraining opportunities to shrink in 2018
The number of first-term airmen who can retrain into highly in-demand jobs will shrink in fiscal 2018, although the number of career fields they can switch to is set to expand slightly.
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Air Force expands opportunities to go MTI, recruiter and more
It’s now a lot easier to become a military training instructor, recruiter or be assigned to any other developmental special duty job.
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No injuries after explosion at Air Force recruiting center in Oklahoma
An explosion outside an Oklahoma Air Force recruiting center is being investigated as a possible act of domestic terrorism, but the late-night blast could also have been a horrible prank, a federal agent said Tuesday.
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As Mosul battle neared end, anti-ISIS airstrikes reached new peak
As the battle for Mosul entered its final stage and the Raqqa battle heated up, the number of weapons released by coalition aircraft against the Islamic State last month reached new records.
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Lieutenant colonel faces court-martial for sexual assault, fraternization charges
A lieutenant colonel is scheduled to face a court-martial next month on charges of sexual assault, fraternization and failure to obey a lawful order.
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Air Force general: ISIS to be driven out of Mosul ‘within days’
The liberation of Mosul from an increasingly cornered Islamic State is expected to be complete “within days,” the top Air Force general in Iraq said Friday.
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Air Force rolls out extended Squadron Officer School
The Air Force is expanding its Squadron Officer School from five weeks to six and a half weeks as part of Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s effort to revitalize squadrons and better develop joint leaders.
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Incomplete PME cost 5,489 airmen a chance at making tech sergeant
The Air Force Personnel Center said Monday that 5,489 enlisted airmen were ineligible for consideration for promotion to technical sergeant because they didn’t finish the required online professional military education course.
-
Air Force: Commanders, not promotion boards, now pick officers for developmental education
The Air Force on Thursday announced that from now on, commanders will nominate officers for in-residence developmental education opportunities.
-
After Air Force takes hard line on PME, tech sgt. promotion eligibility nosedives
The number of airmen eligible for promotion to technical sergeant plummeted in 2017 to 25,552 — a decline of roughly 8,000-airman decline compared to the previous year, and the lowest eligibility in decades.
-
Enlisted airmen’s first-term retraining opportunities to shrink in 2018
The number of first-term airmen who can retrain into highly in-demand jobs will shrink in fiscal 2018, although the number of career fields they can switch to is set to expand slightly.
-
Air Force expands opportunities to go MTI, recruiter and more
It’s now a lot easier to become a military training instructor, recruiter or be assigned to any other developmental special duty job.
-
No injuries after explosion at Air Force recruiting center in Oklahoma
An explosion outside an Oklahoma Air Force recruiting center is being investigated as a possible act of domestic terrorism, but the late-night blast could also have been a horrible prank, a federal agent said Tuesday.
-
As Mosul battle neared end, anti-ISIS airstrikes reached new peak
As the battle for Mosul entered its final stage and the Raqqa battle heated up, the number of weapons released by coalition aircraft against the Islamic State last month reached new records.
-
Lieutenant colonel faces court-martial for sexual assault, fraternization charges
A lieutenant colonel is scheduled to face a court-martial next month on charges of sexual assault, fraternization and failure to obey a lawful order.
-
Air Force general: ISIS to be driven out of Mosul ‘within days’
The liberation of Mosul from an increasingly cornered Islamic State is expected to be complete “within days,” the top Air Force general in Iraq said Friday.
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Air Force rolls out extended Squadron Officer School
The Air Force is expanding its Squadron Officer School from five weeks to six and a half weeks as part of Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s effort to revitalize squadrons and better develop joint leaders.
