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Study pans use of ‘360-degree reviews’
The Rand researchers concluded that the assessment tools should be limited to personnel development programs.
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New DoD map shows Islamic State losing territory
Pentagon officials released a map Monday showing Islamic State militants have lost about 25 percent to 30 percent of the territory they held at their peak of power last August.
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Carter: Toss vintage personnel systems
A wholesale upgrade of military personnel systems could have many cultural implications.
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Does cyber corps merit its own service branch?
The specter of transforming U.S. Cyber Command into its own service branch raises a slew of follow-on questions, expert say.
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U.S. launches aerial refueling mission in Yemen
U.S. Central Command plans to fly one daily tanker mission to support the allied aircraft, but the tanker will not fly into Yemeni air space.
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Former congressman tapped for top Pentagon personnel post
Brad Carson, 48, will serve as acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, the primary official overseeing military personnel and compensation policies.
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New personnel rules: Carter’s plans to keep best troops
Defense Secretary Ash Carter proposes an overhaul of promotion, retention and recruiting rules.
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Obama signals support for changes to military pay and benefits
The push to reform military pay and benefits picked up steam Monday when the White House signaled support for the slate of controversial proposals that call for changing the military retirement and health care systems.
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Carter: Change promotion and retention rules
Carter suggested breaking with key traditions that define military careers and culture.
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Iranians suffer embarrassing defeat in Iraq
More than 20,000 fighters with Iranian-backed Shiite militias have withdrawn from the 3-week-old battle to oust Islamic State militants from the Iraqi city of Tikrit.
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Study pans use of ‘360-degree reviews’
The Rand researchers concluded that the assessment tools should be limited to personnel development programs.
-
New DoD map shows Islamic State losing territory
Pentagon officials released a map Monday showing Islamic State militants have lost about 25 percent to 30 percent of the territory they held at their peak of power last August.
-
Carter: Toss vintage personnel systems
A wholesale upgrade of military personnel systems could have many cultural implications.
-
Does cyber corps merit its own service branch?
The specter of transforming U.S. Cyber Command into its own service branch raises a slew of follow-on questions, expert say.
-
U.S. launches aerial refueling mission in Yemen
U.S. Central Command plans to fly one daily tanker mission to support the allied aircraft, but the tanker will not fly into Yemeni air space.
-
Former congressman tapped for top Pentagon personnel post
Brad Carson, 48, will serve as acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, the primary official overseeing military personnel and compensation policies.
-
New personnel rules: Carter’s plans to keep best troops
Defense Secretary Ash Carter proposes an overhaul of promotion, retention and recruiting rules.
-
Obama signals support for changes to military pay and benefits
The push to reform military pay and benefits picked up steam Monday when the White House signaled support for the slate of controversial proposals that call for changing the military retirement and health care systems.
-
Carter: Change promotion and retention rules
Carter suggested breaking with key traditions that define military careers and culture.
-
Iranians suffer embarrassing defeat in Iraq
More than 20,000 fighters with Iranian-backed Shiite militias have withdrawn from the 3-week-old battle to oust Islamic State militants from the Iraqi city of Tikrit.
-
Study pans use of ‘360-degree reviews’
The Rand researchers concluded that the assessment tools should be limited to personnel development programs.
-
New DoD map shows Islamic State losing territory
Pentagon officials released a map Monday showing Islamic State militants have lost about 25 percent to 30 percent of the territory they held at their peak of power last August.
-
Carter: Toss vintage personnel systems
A wholesale upgrade of military personnel systems could have many cultural implications.
-
Does cyber corps merit its own service branch?
The specter of transforming U.S. Cyber Command into its own service branch raises a slew of follow-on questions, expert say.
-
U.S. launches aerial refueling mission in Yemen
U.S. Central Command plans to fly one daily tanker mission to support the allied aircraft, but the tanker will not fly into Yemeni air space.
-
Former congressman tapped for top Pentagon personnel post
Brad Carson, 48, will serve as acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, the primary official overseeing military personnel and compensation policies.
-
New personnel rules: Carter’s plans to keep best troops
Defense Secretary Ash Carter proposes an overhaul of promotion, retention and recruiting rules.
-
Obama signals support for changes to military pay and benefits
The push to reform military pay and benefits picked up steam Monday when the White House signaled support for the slate of controversial proposals that call for changing the military retirement and health care systems.
-
Carter: Change promotion and retention rules
Carter suggested breaking with key traditions that define military careers and culture.
-
Iranians suffer embarrassing defeat in Iraq
More than 20,000 fighters with Iranian-backed Shiite militias have withdrawn from the 3-week-old battle to oust Islamic State militants from the Iraqi city of Tikrit.













