Navy College Education & Training Forum
This forum covers topics such as the Montgomery G.I. Bill, college credits, and tuition assistance for active duty and reserve who are continuing their college education. In addition, this forum included Navy training such as rating schools, degree roadmaps, GMT, and other enlisted education topics.
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In February 2022, DOD Instruction 1336.01 directed all branches of service to develop and implement the DD-214-1 within three years. The form is a consolidated official summary record of career points and active service periods, ensuring Reservists receive veterans’ benefits to which they are entitled. -
Navy Medical Corps Legends: Plankowners of 1871
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The Chesapeake VA clinic was expected to have more providers to alleviate the burden in Hampton. A Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General found the Hampton VA healthcare system is struggling to keep up with a 7% increase in patient load and adjust to new leadership. New medical facilities are supposed to help deal with some of those problems. Veterans are assigned to a team of providers in the VA healthcare system. Inspectors were told that primary care teams at Hampton struggled to keep the number of veterans assigned to each team down to 110% of the level the VA recommends.
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Exceptional Family Newsletter - April, 2025
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The expanded military presence along the U.S. southern border and at sea will probably continue for a couple of years, Northern Command’s senior officer told the House Armed Services Committee on Tuesday.
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