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This week: Why 2020 Was One Military Spouse Entrepreneur’s Best Year Yet
Individuals who use Veteran Readiness and Employment benefits to pay for college classes will no longer have that counted against their eligibility for GI Bill payouts later on, after a rule change by Veterans Affairs officials earlier this month.
For Thomas Burke, a life of service was not simply an option, but an inevitability. Today the associate minister of children, youth and families at Norfield Congregational Church, he began his religious career in an unlikely place: the U.S. Marine Corps.
This week: The Story Behind ‘Military Spouse Owned’
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday appointed Brig. Gen. Kerry Muehlenbeck to be the first female leader of the Arizona National Guard and the state’s emergency management agency as it enters a second year on the front lines in combatting COVID-19.
SAVANNAH, Ga. — A federal agency is putting two new boats to work on the Georgia coast after naming them for fallen soldiers.
The Marine Corps may soon have new green-on-green physical training uniforms.
New legislation before Congress would require military leaders to eliminate the so-called “pink tax” by ensuring women receive uniform allowances more in line with what men receive.
A female airman will soon begin formal training to become an Air Force combat controller, the closest any enlisted woman has gotten to breaking that glass ceiling so far.
