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Army retirement : February 1, 2008 -- The final wear-out date for the Army Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) and Desert Batde Dress Uniform is April 30. The Army began phasing out the woodland...

Army retirement : January 28, 2008 -- The gruff, cigar-chomping, beret-wearing general who led federal troops into New Orleans after the disaster of Hurricane Katrina recently retired...

Army retirement : April 7, 2008 -- FOR more than 25 years, Kenneth F. Fisher Jr. went to work every day in a U.S. Army uniform, most recently as a deputy director of the Provincial...

Army retirement : March 7, 2008 -- By Mike Hall THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL How strong is "Army strong?" Well, it could be better. Retired Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan, a former Army chief...

Army retirement : August 2, 2007 -- WASHINGTON -- The Army censured a retired three-star general Tuesday for a "perfect storm of mistakes, misjudgments and a failure of leadership"...

Army retirement : August 1, 2007 -- WASHINGTON -- The Army censured a retired three-star general Tuesday for a "perfect storm of mistakes, misjudgments and a failure of leadership"...

Army retirement : January 30, 2007 -- Bobby Ross retired yesterday as Army's football coach, and without a victory over Navy in his three seasons with the Black Knights. The former NFL...

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Army retirement : June 1, 2007 -- ROA member MG Conrad W Ponder Jr., USAR, retired from the Army April 16 as the chief integration officer for the chief information officer/G-6...

Army retirement : July 4, 2007 -- An Internet sex predator from Oakland was sentenced Tuesday to 15 years in federal prison for transporting child pornography while already registered...

Army retirement : My husband who is AD Army has just shy of 17 years in. His ETS is coming up and he wasn't planning on reenlisting since he had knee surgrey and doesn't want to be a profile along with he can't do his MOS because it requires a clearance and he can't get one. Anyhow the retention NCO has been little to no help. My husband is at WTC since because of the surgrey wasn't allowed to deploy with his unit. His platoon sergant said he should look into early medical retirement. Anyone famailar

Army retirement : Just curious if he can get the $30,000 before the 15 year mark while he's still in Iraq. We're just exploring our options right now. We haven't decided to go one way or another. My husband plans on staying in longer than 20yrs, and thought that if we paid off all our debts now, we could save roughly $1700 month, and still live very comfortably.

Army retirement : I love a guy who is a very nice man. He also much older than me(12 years older) but well I dont care, coz he is good hearted man, and I decide marry him someday, but my bf has financial problems from previous marriage. My bf married a divorcee woman with two kids for more than 18 years. He raise her two boys, provided a good home to her children also paid step sons to private college, too. Oneday, his ex wife divorce my bf and took every thing from him. My bf paid her 3200$ each month for alim

Army retirement : I'm currently attending a community college in Tacoma but I can't decide if Seattle University or UW-Seattle is right for me. I am majoring in Business Administration-Accounting... I have GI Bill, retirement check every month, and I have saved up plenty of money for education expenses while I was in the Army. I'm expecting to transfer this Fall 2008 and I'm getting ready to submit my application along with my personal statement....I dont wanna go to UW-Tacoma since the school is too small and

Army retirement : I am medically retired from the Army. I have been on leave and PTDY. (leave from 5/2-5/7, PTDY 5/7-5/27) My effective retirement date is 5/27. I just found out that i am being audited and that supposedly there is a no pay due for the EOM pay b/c of the audit. They replied back that I must contact finance to find out the status of it. Is that normal and how long does it take in that situation? I have relocated from my former duty station to another state. (TX to MD)

Army retirement : 1. What was one cause of the Great Depression? (1 point) unemployment insurance communism high farm prices stock market crash 2. What law created a tax to pay pensions to retired people? (1 point) Social Security Act Lend-Lease Act Agricultural Adjustment Act Public Works Act 3. France and Great Britain declared war on Germany after the invasion of (1 point) Italy. Poland. the Soviet Union. the United States. 4. During the war Japanese Americans were forced into (1 point) retiremen

Army retirement : I was in the army for just shy of 2 years, stationed with the 82d airborne. I got hemmed up while in Iraq. I have always wanted to have the honor of serving my country and making a career of it. The only way I ever wanted to get out was forced retirement due to age or KIA as is still the case. Unfourtunately, I recieved a general under honorable conditions discharge for misconduct, sep code JKQ RE code 3. I have a 2 year wait to reenlist active duty. I am joining the national guard in hopes to

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Army retirement : me think the servicman/woman has been cheated. how many of u agree?

Army retirement : I know that you have a total 8 year (5 years active, 3 in reserve status) commitment after leaving the Academy. However, are you a real member of the U.S. Army while at the Academy, and does that time count towards retirement in any way? I believe the answer here is no, but my dad and I are in disagreement. =) Your help is appreciated. Please provide VIABLE sources for your answers. I would prefer a website. Thanks. Also, on an Admissions packet of mine, (I'll be attending the Point in two mon

Army retirement : But low cost doesn't explain a lot. And when you retired from US Public Health Corps do you have all the same privilages like army, air force, navy and marines like retirement and health insurance for spouse?How does it work?

Army retirement : I talked with a recruiter last friday, and he already started trying to get me to agree on a date to road trip down for the ASVAB and entrance exams, so i'm feeling a little bit rushed. On the other hand, I know that some of the Sign-on bonuses may only be good for a limited time, so waiting two weeks could potentially cost me $10,000 or more. If they tell me that the bonuses are only good for a few more weeks, could i sign up right now, but not go to basic training until a month or two from

Army retirement : From what i read it sounds like you can retire from the Army after serving 20 years (So i'd be a 42 year old retiree!) at which time they calculate half your pay, multiplied by a factor related to how much you really contributed, to give you what you get for retirement. But is this a big lump sum they give you at once? Or is this something where they begin paying you a pension, where you just get the same size check every month (about half your active pay) until you die, whether that be at a

Army retirement : I left my (welfare) country, my family and friends for this man.I even left my university studies, because I was so madly in love with him. He was the first man I had even ever kissed.I moved to this (3rd world) country for being near him.I learnt his language.I went even to army with him. I lived in poverty with him.I worked without salary near him for decades, when he built his own business.He was my everything. The centre of my universe.Then the Big Crunch came.He had another woman. I knew

Army retirement : I did not have twenty years in. I was temp. retired by the army at 30%, but found out today that I am now permanent at 60%. I am 100% by VA. I was injured in combat.

Army retirement : A lot of people plan for retirement at a young age. They fear having to work their whole life. A lot of people live in fear of cancer and all kinds of diseases they can rarely defend against. People fear growing old alone, thinking they will never find a mate. Perhaps, I have a solution that allows me to live without worry... I plan on dying by the age of 40. I'm a risktaker. I'm in the army. I play with gasoline and a homemade flamethrower. I drive my truck like I stole it every day. I f

Army retirement : Clinton, Obama, and McCain are all wealthy people who are on the news 24/7. There are other candidates running who stand less chance because no one knows about them. I mean come on Ron Paul only gets money off his retirement off being a doctor and his support from people and U.S. army soldiers. Ralph Nader, another one who speaks the truth and fights for the right cause, lives off of like 25 thousand dollars a year. Is this a democracy or a plutocracy?

Army retirement : i want to join the army but i am worried by the fact that many officers in the indian army today are seeking pre mature retirement to join pvt companies,is army life that bad!! i personally dont think so but i seek some guidence plz help!!

Army retirement : The Pentagon recently found it had too many generals and offered an early retirement bonus. They promised any general who retired straight away his full annual benefits plus $10,000 for every inch measured in a straight line between any two parts of the general's body, with the general getting to select any pair of points he wished. The first man, an Air Force general, accepted. He asked the pension man to measure from the top of his head to the tip of his toes. Six feet. He walked out with a

Army retirement : Iâ??ve been with my wife for 7 years marriage four and a half. Iâ??ve raised her/our daughter as my own since she was 2 and a half now 9. We also have two of our own children together ages 2 and 4. We met in high school and split until we meet up again when I was 26 and she was 23. At this point I had just move back to town and she was laid off from her job. So neither of us were working and we reconnected. Then she found another jobs as a nurse making better money then I could make so I staye

Army retirement : I am a Sgt in U.S. army serving in Germany got back from my 2nd tour from Iraq and just paid off my debt and started to save. I am getting out of the army in 2011 and want to start to invest in the stock market but really have no clue on how to go about it. I can start with $500.00 my wife won't allow any more but I can invest $30 monthly. I am going to start to put money into retirement but also want be aggressive into trying to make extra income I know its a gamble but I want to take that ch

Army retirement : I served in the US Army from 1996-2002. My friend says that if I were to get a government job, my time in the Army would count towards retirement from said government job. Is this true?

Army retirement : I personally feel that the retired Gurkha's are treated extremely badly by the British government, with much lower army pensions. Many ex Gurkha's, retired before 1997, do not presently have the right to live in the UK even after faithfully serving our country without question for many years as one of our most formidable forces. Any who agree that Gurkha's and their families deserve full retirement pensions and British citizenship please sign one of the many petitions and hopefully the gove

Army retirement : I think it's absolutely terrible that Nepalese people that have served Great Britain by joining the Gurkha regiment are refused the right to come and live here upon their retirement from the Army. These people are willing to put their lives on the line for us and then we turn our backs on them but allow all sorts of filth to come here instead, especially the scagging crap that wants us to change our ways to theirs or get blown up by their bombs. Who thinks we should let the honourable Gurkhas

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Army retirement : My father served in Veitnam and died in 1991 in Germany in a car accident. He served over 20 years in the Army. My question is can my mom get any additional money added to my fathers retirement check for agent orange. He was never evaluated for a rating on service aggravated conditions because he passed away before retiring. He may or may not had anything from agent orange but could have.

Army retirement : I am almost positive about joing the army, going to school there and eventually coming out, possibly to be a Correctional Officer. I don't plan on living big but I want to have a decent paying job, more than decent would be great. Would joining the military and getting an education there be enough? Would it be better to come out of the military and get a job such as a CO or pursue my career in the military until retirement? Or is there some sort of CO in the military? Personally either sound

Army retirement : Just wanted to know the proper etiqette for this situation.

Army retirement : I spoke to a recruiter yesterday and i found out about active first and college first. on college first, he said you go to school full time and guaranteed not getting deployed for up to 2 years? ok so after that lets just say ur lucky and not get deployed and continue going to school he said they keep giving you ur yearly 7800 or whatever, and do that for 6 yrs. something about that just does not seem right, i mean there has to be something i have to give back, but he said you do that ur dril

Army retirement : I am 34 and a full-time college student. My husband is 30 and active duty Army. How much should we be saving monthly for retirement? How much should we have in savings? What percentage of our income should go to savings/investing/retirement? We have 4 kids as well (8,6,4 and 1) what should we be saving for their college funds? I graduate next year and should start work next fall (teacher) so I want to get a handle on this so that when I start making money we spend it appropriately. Thanks!

Army retirement : Today, the finale part 2 since we got 29 days this year..Yesterday was a salute to the women, today, we honor the menâ?¦I cant remember ever single person who has made a contribution, so bare wit me.. Carter G. Woodson..only fair he gets recognized first, Woodson an African American historian & writer, established â??Negro History Weekâ?�, which would lead to the birth of Black History Month. Had it not been for his persistence, who knows if we would have this month set aside to celebrate th

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Army retirement : prevent it from happening? In 11 Feb 08 Army times an article titled "An end of retirement as you know it?" (W. McMichael, p.18-19) states that Arnold Punaro, the chairman of the Commission on the National Guard & Reserve is trying to push a giant policy change that will essentially make it easier for the guard and reserve to transition to active duty which is important. However, ultimately & most importantly, Punaro wants to ruin all hopes of an active duty SM retirement plans. We currently

Army retirement : I recently was discharged for misconduct from the army. i huffed air duster while in iraq. it was a one time deal and was never even caught but when asked by my team sergeant i said yes because the guy who did get caught would have ratted me out anyway so i just fessed up. i recieved a general under honorable conditions discharge. prior to that incident i was a good soldier. i was on a 'fast track' to promotion. i was a month from being promoted to e4 corporal and would have been pinned sgt th

Army retirement : I am ROTC Cadet, and Hope to make the Army my career. I plan on going infantry, but question is how long can a officer stay in the Army for, aside from 20 years? What are chances of being able to stay for longer than 20 years.

Army retirement : In 1962, when I was 15, got pregnant with my 1st boyfriend. In those days it was a sin to disgrace your family,which i did, especially being Catholic. So they,parents of both of us, gave us a choice, it was give the baby up or get married. He didn't care, but I refused, so we married. I forgot to add earlier, that he was 19. So, in a few mos after my son was born, I was pregnant again. I had a daughter. In the meantime, he was out partying and cheating, so after less than 2 yrs, we were very u

Army retirement : but we lost the war when they fought at the same time? wow, a lot of serious people out there. me know movie fake - humor even in the military

Army retirement : retirement and disability and their medals taken away after serving with honour and distinction, all because the spoke out against the war. some even had honourable discharges changed to far less than that. what would you say to that. they committed no crime and still hate terrorists like anyone does or would or should. they refused to go back to fight for the USA once again. what do you think is it fair or not Please be civil these people are not deserters, they have discharges. they

Army retirement : I was mandatorily separated as a 2-time non-select for promotion in '99 and was paid $75K when I separated with 15 years and 7 mo of AFS. I ended up USAR and on active duty and now expect to retire in one year with 20 years of AFS and six years reserve. The army says I must pay back my "VSI". I tried to explain this was NOT VSI. I am looking for the regulation that states I must pay back separation pay B4 I can start receiving retirement pay.

Army retirement : I hope former military wives, military knowledgeable or current military would answer this. My best friend is involved with a woman who is married to someone in the military(Army). She has told him a number of excuses as to why she hasnt gotten a divorce yet. One is that a lawyer advised her that she must meet the 10 year mark of her marriage to be eligible for benefits.(retirement) 1. Is this true, and if so, will she get these benefits BEFORE he actually retires? He has only been in the

Army retirement : My manservant, Cuthbertson is now 93 and well past any kind of usefullness, as such, I have decided to get rid of him. My good wife Lady Agatha says that I am inhuman as he has worked for the family after leaving the army disabled through injuries since 1945. Now getting rid of him is no problem, it is just that I have spent his retirement pension on some blonde haired goddess. I have phoned the local Salvation Army Citadel, (at my own cost may I add), to see if they want him. alas they dont w

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Army retirement : how does the gov contribute or support the chief army officers who are retired who may or may not have won any medal or award for bravery. should the gov take their responsility after retirement?

Army retirement : I completed 10 good years in the Army/Nat. Guard. I was one of the downsizing casualties under the Clinton Administration. Now that you have until your 42nd birthday, I feel as though I have an opportunity to get back in, spend my upcoming 40s in the Guard, and have the retirement to go along with my civilian job's pension. My regular job is fine, so I don't want to go active unless it's an Iraq deployment, and I don't mind doing that. I can pass the PT test for 17-21 year olds. Questions: 1.

Army retirement : I've got 12 years left then I retire from the army and will not ever really have to worry about money. My retirement will be enough, so I'd like to do something I like and I love hockey equipment. I'll be 40 when I retire.

Army retirement : So I spent 4 years active in the US Marine Corps, now I re-enlisted but in the Army guard...I'm thinking of maybe re-enlisting to the active Army once my commitment to the Guard is accomplished AND I'm done with school and have my commission. My question is, how does my time in the Guard get applied for retirement? Does it even count? Why would you put thumbs down on peoples answers? Dumb ass.

Army retirement : okay, my husband who is 39 wants to join the army reserves. we have 2 young children and he already has a great job. he says he wants to do this so he will have a retirement, he will have to put 13 years in the reserves to accomplish this. i am afraid he will get shipped off somewhere, and i don't want to be raising our kids alone. he says he will not get shipped anywhere because he will be joining a small training unit. shouldn't i have a say in this? the job he has now keeps him gone alot. h

Army retirement : Next year I will be retiring with 24 years active duty service in the Army. I also have 2 years reserve time. Will the percentage of my base pay be 60% or 65%?

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Army retirement : My husband is 57 years old and just re-enlisted to serve out his time so he can have a retirement at age 62, they are telling him that he is not eligible for a promotion as he is too old at 57 for another promotion?? Anyone know the regulation number?