Women’s History Spotlight

Dr. Mary E. Walker Born in 1832 near Oswego, NY, Dr. Mary E. Walker always stood out in a crowd. She was independent, had great energy, and always knew that she would be useful in the world. Graduating from Syracuse University in 1855, Dr. Walker became one of the few female physicians in the country, […]

Changes to the Department of Veterans Affairs disability ratings…

We will all transition out of the military and medical is no joke when you start that process! Setting up medical starts with: Staying Informed Being Prepared Asking Questions DOCUMENT EVERYTHING You can start doing this by checking out this amazily well written and informative article! https://www.militarytimes.com/veterans/2022/02/15/vets-disability-benefits-for-tinnitus-mental-health-issues-may-change/

Education Benefits for Your Family

Did you know that the military has scholarship programs for your dependents? These are ways for your Spouse and Child(ren) to attend college outside of using your GI Bill. See below for those that are offered: Fry Scholarship The Marine Gunnery Sergeant John David Fry Scholarship (Fry Scholarship) provides Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to the […]

FY22 Sergeant Major Select Lists

Look who’s been selected to attend the next Sergeants Major Course (SMC) (Class 73)! Congratulations to the selected Master Sergeants–and their families! Regular Army (RA) List Active Guard Reserve (AGR) List Troop Program Units (TPU) To those not yet selected to attend the next SMC…STAY READY!! As Soldiers submit retirement, decline to attend the SMC, […]