15. (of military personnel) on active duty. n. 16. the active voice. 17. a form or construction in the active voice. [1300–50; < Middle French < Latin āctīvus < āctus, past participle of agere to do, act] ac′tive•ly, adv. ac′tive•ness, n. Random House Kerne...
This latest offering is part of the company’s Veterans Program which has distributed thousands of tickets to military personnel and their families to attend performances at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre and other venues free of charge. The program was created in partnership with The...
The U.S. Department of Education has automatically waived the interest on federal student loans for more than 47,000 current and former active-duty military personnel,according to an Aug. 20 press release. Previously, eligible service members had to apply for the interest waiver, resulting in on...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly 500 of the active-duty troops brought in to help if needed with the civil unrest in the nation’s capitol have been given orders to leave Washington after a fourth day of largely peaceful protests, Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and other officials said Friday. But ...
The participation by active-duty soldiers represents the first time these military personnel have been deployed in marijuana raids in the continental United States. Soldiers in Hawaii earlier this year played a limited role in operations on state lands there, and Navy aircraft have been used to sur...
received only by authorized users and in accordance with license conditions. Generally, there are one or more designated areas where the actual receipt takes place. In addition to user verification, personnel who receive radioactive materials ensure that there is no external contamination on packages....
Military Personnel: Survivor Benefits for Servicemembers and Federal, State, and City Government Employees;Report to the Congress The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2004 noted that it was the sense of the Congress that 'the sacrifices made by the members of the Arm... USGA ...
The liquidators, recruited from the military reserves, had no say in the matter. Military service was mandatory for all healthy men in the Soviet Union and everyone who completed their service became a member of the reserves. Therefore, anybody could be recruited for this work, rega...
"The National Guard is in a challenging situation – living with one foot in the civilian world and one in the military world. Both of those worlds are experiencing significant increases in suicide, so it makes sense that Guard would see commensurate increases," explained Ken Falke, a Navy ve...
MARINE CORPS DISCHARGES 103 ACTIVE DUTY PERSONNEL FOR DEFYING PENTAGON'S COVID-19 VACCINE MANDATE The Army will be issuing guidance for discharging vaccine holdouts later this month, with the press release saying that 3,611 soldiers are still refusing to get the vaccine and ...