May 16, 2017, by Lizzie Weakley - These days, one needs a college degree to prosper and thrive in today's economy. If you want to succeed in today's work marketplace, you will not only need to understand the basic reality of the civilian work economy. You'll also have to take the skill set that you nurtured in the military and give yourself a future-oriented outlook. For many … [Read more...]
Comfort and Combat: How do Marines Sleep Through War?
May 16, 2017, by Leslie Wyman - Boot camp is where our soldiers prepare physically and mentally. DS, or Drill Sergeants, do this to prepare troops for any situation that may come in combat. For strengthening, a lot of Marines become subject to extreme physical conditions. For mental strength, soldiers face a lot of stress from almost everything. A lot of people say that … [Read more...]
Air Force Announces Squadron Revitalization Idea Site
MAY 15, 2017, WASHINGTON (AFNS) - Air Force officials developed a crowdsourcing/idea website to leverage knowledge and expertise from Airmen in the field May 15, 2017. The CAC-enabled milSuite website provides an online presence for Airmen to submit any squadron revitalization idea that they believe will help. Airmen are encouraged to address specific topics presented in the … [Read more...]
Environmental Management System Identifies, Manages Liabilities
MAY 15, 2017, PATUXENT RIVER (NNS) - By definition, the Environmental Management System (EMS) provides the Navy's framework for day-to-day decision making and long-term planning processes to support mission readiness and regulatory compliance. The effective use of resources to prevent pollution, reduce energy consumption, conserve resources, and reduce hazardous waste and … [Read more...]
Don’t Suffer Alone – Mental Health Disorders Have Effective Treatments
MAY 15, 2017, FALLS CHURCH, Va. (AFNS) - Mental health disorders are relatively common within civilian and military communities, but with early treatment, most mental health disorders can be effectively treated, and patients can return to mental wellness. While invisible wounds like post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury are often associated with military … [Read more...]