U.S. Marine Corps Training Command is the Marine Corps Proponent for MOS individual-skill training whose responsibility is to analyze, design, develop, resources, implement, and evaluate standards-based individual training in order to provide combat-capable Marines and Sailors to the operating forces.
Farnborough is a biennial international trade show for the aerospace industry to demonstrate the latest in both civilian and military aircraft capabilities.
MyVector is an enterprise solution supporting force development and
mentoring across the Air Force. It supports individual Airmen, career field
managers and development teams. More than 120,000 Airmen have registered in
MyVector and more than 15,000 Airmen have created a mentor profile. Be a
mentor - seek a mentor.
Team Army Athletes
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District
oversees a multi-million dollar military construction program at 11 Army and
Air Force installations in Georgia and North Carolina and manages water
resources across the Coastal Georgia region, including maintenance dredging
of the Savannah and Brunswick harbors; operation of three hydroelectric dams
and reservoirs along the upper...
Marines are instantly and forever transformed the day they earn the title, but the transformation continues throughout each Marine's time in the Corps. Those who desire our title must first endure our training, and undergo an everlasting change that is external, internal and undeniable. Follow four recruits through the crucible of training.
The Mississippi National Guard News Minute, produced by the 102d Public Affairs Detachment, Mississippi Army National Guard, is a series of 90-second radio spots produced at least twice monthly. Intended for Mississippi radio stations, the spots highlight activities of the Mississippi National Guard, Army and Air. All spots are publicly released, and requests for topics or themes may be sent...
The Saturday Proficiency Jump Program (SPJP) builds proficiency, experience, and confidence of individual Paratroopers, insuring the XVIII Airborne Corps remains ready for contingency response missions.
