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Congressional Sub-Committee Sees ‘Seismic Change’ at Fort Hood

MAY 14, 2021 – The Military Personnel Sub-Committee of the House Armed Services Committee spoke positively about the progress being made following the 70 recommended changes requested by the Independent Review Committee, during a press conference here, May 6. “I’m happy to say that Fort Hood has taken very seriously the criticisms they’ve received. They […]

Combat Fitness Test (CFT)

The Combat Fitness Test (CFT) is a physical fitness test of the United States Marine Corps, and is used in complement to the USMC Physical Fitness Test (PFT). The CFT is a 300-point test with an emphasis on functional fitness related to operational demands. Males and females perform the same exercises but are scored differently, […]

Don’t Miss Out on Education Dollars

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Sailor Creates Advancement Exam Study Guide for Shipmates

APRIL 13, 2021 – A Sailor assigned to Region Legal Service Office Mid-Atlantic has created an advancement exam study planner for his fellow shipmates, and it is available for download on MyNavy Portal and Navy COOL. The Next Generation Study Planner (NGSP) is an automated tool that uses exam bibliography data to create an individualized […]

Debt Reduction First Step in Retirement Planning

MAY 4, 2021 – It’s never too soon to start putting money aside for retirement, but financial experts advise debt reduction before retirement planning will maximize retirement income. A debt snowball method may help Soldiers and their Families make faster headway paying off debts so they can then invest larger amounts into retirement accounts. Soldiers […]