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46. MPR: Army Recruiters Face Tough Sell military recruiters say they have their work cut out for them as the strive to Now when the Army comes to his school, senior Brandon Madsen and other http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/04/12_zdechlikm_recruiting/

Friday, September 23, 2005 Search MPR: Home Agriculture Northwest Airlines ... Help Visit Our Sponsors Become a sponsor In the Spotlight Tools Sign up to receive e-mail newsletters Audio help Text: Sm Md Lg Photos Army Sgt. 1st Class Gary Flowers says parents have made recruiting high school students more difficult. Army Capt. Valent Bernat Army recruiter Sgt. Nathan Temple talkes with prospect Tiesha Roloff. View full slideshow (4 images) Respond to this story Talk about this story in the MPR News Forum Submit a commentary Help us cover this story E-mail this page ... Print this page Army recruiters face tough sell by Mark Zdechlik , Minnesota Public Radio May 31, 2005 Army recruiter Sgt. Nathan Temple talkes with prospect Tiesha Roloff. Roloff wants to become an Army nurse but is told she will have to earn the equivalent of a high school diploma before she can enlist. (MPR Photo/ Mark Zdechlik) You've probably heard news stories about military recruiters who've been disciplined breaking rules in their efforts to sign-up new soldiers. There's no disputing the U.S. Army is under great pressure to bring in more troops. Observers say fears about being killed in places like Iraq, coupled with the improving economy are likely to blame for recruiting shortfalls. Military officials acknowledge, parents' concerns about the safety of their kids have made enlisting young people harder than it used to be. Nevertheless Department of Defense officials predict they'll be able to turn it around Army enlistments as early as next month.

47. Military And Veterans Enactments By The 2005 Minnesota Legislature: New Benefits This provision applies to all minnesota military personnel, whether active (Certain medical students are reimbursed at the medical school tuition rate. http://www.house.leg.state.mn.us/hrd/issinfo/2005vmlaws.htm

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Robert E. Lee This Site: Civil War Civil War Overview Civil War 1861 Civil War 1862 ... Cartoons and Advertisements AUGUST 24, HARPER'S WEEKLY. BRIGADIER-GENERAL BURNSIDE.-[PHOTOGRAPHED BY BRADY.] THE REBEL GENERAL LEE.-[PHOTOGRAPHED BY BRADY.] BRIG.-GEN. BURNSIDE, U.S.A. WE take pleasure in laying before our readers the portrait of BRIGADIER-GENERAL BURNSIDE , United States Army, one of the most gallant officers in the army. General Burnside was born some thirty-seven years ago, in Indiana, and entered the Military Academy at West Point from that State. On graduating he entered the Second Artillery, and served in Captain (now rebel General) Bragg's Company for several years. Some six or seven years since he invented a rifle of peculiar merit, and, resigning his rank in the army (which was that of Lieutenant), devoted his whole time to his invention. At that period it was intended to arm the United States army with some improved weapon, and several inventors competed for the prize. Among others, Burnside's rifle was the subject of many tests, and, in the opinion of good judges, was the best of the many pieces offered to the War Department. The inventor had reason to believe that it would be the one chosen : he had, we understand, assurances to that effect from John B. Floyd, then Secretary of War, and was thus induced to incur heavy outlays to bring his weapon to perfection. But the fact was that Floyd had already made a secret bargain with another inventor to decide in favor of his rifle, on the condition that he, Floyd, was to participate in the profits of the invention.

52. Military Schools Why should you consider military schools for your child? military schoolshave a long history in the United States. Americans placed a great deal of http://educationseek.com/military_schools.html

FAQs Site Map Home Resources ... Suggest A Site Recent Post - "Accident at Daycare" - "Enrollment" - "school website" - "12th grade" ... - "Inquiry" Help for Troubled Teens: www.ed.gov nces.ed.gov Military Schools Military Schools What Military Schools Have to Offer Military Schools General Rules These types of schools all have very strict guidelines that must be followed, no exceptions. Most schools start at 6 am sharp, and all cadets are expected to be in formation fully dressed in their uniforms, with their boots polished. Girls that are in a military school are not allowed to wear bright nail polish, or lots of makeup. Their hair has to be either put up in buns, or cut above the collar of their uniforms. Most military schools will have their cadets called to formation before allowing them to have their meals. Privileges are earned in a military school, if you want something you have to work for it. If a cadet wants to play a video game or go to town on the weekend, they have to earn this privilege. To earn these privileges, a cadet has to earn rank; you give nothing, you get nothing. Military schools do not allow any types of misbehaving, this includes fighting, the use of any drug, or sexual activities either in the school or when on leave to go into town. Being able to work together as a team is a requirement that is necessary from every cadet in a military school. Military Schools Not for Everyone Military schools can be great for some children and help them to excel as an adult, but these schools are not for everyone. Some children would not be able to deal with this type of disciplinary school. Any child with the following problems probably would not do well in a military school. If they:

53. Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder - METROPOLIS Black military academy opens in St. Paul By Darryl Thibodeaux minnesota Spokesman After graduating high school, Young won a placement in West Point http://www.spokesman-recorder.com/News/Article/Article.asp?NewsID=47973&sID=13

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Home Table of Contents Archives Victory in Minnesota! Administrators, Military Recruiters Back Down After Students Turn Up the Heat By Brandon Madsen and Matt Johnson, Kennedy High School, Youth Against War and Racism Bloomington, MN - For weeks our club at Kennedy High School, Youth Against War and Racism, had planned to set up an anti-war information table at lunch on Wednesday, February 23. This was the day military recruiters were scheduled to visit the school. But Tuesday morning our Principal, Ron Simmons, was visited by representatives from the American Legion. They threatened to withdraw financial support from our school unless we were forbidden from tabling Wednesday. District Superintendent Gary Prest, also pressured by the American Legion, called Principal Simmons and told him to shut us down. However, we were not about to accept this flagrant violation of our right to free speech or allow the American Legion to blackmail our school. This was not the first time Kennedy students had to battle the administration. In fact, this repression followed months of negotiations to get the right to set up a table. A school district lawyer finally confirmed that we had equal tabling rights as the recruiters. We had set up our first counter-recruitment table last December, right next to the military recruiters. The recruiters' table was abandoned. Meanwhile, our table was mobbed by hundreds of interested students who asked questions, signed petitions, took flyers and pamphlets, and discussed politics. By the end of the day we collected 120 signatures for the petition against recruiters being allowed to invade our school. Over 100 more signed in the following days.

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57. Kathleen R. Bennett, Colonel, U.S. Army, Director, DFAS Lawton/Fort Sill Colonel Kathleen R. Bennett started her military career with the minnesota minnesota, a Master of Business Administration from the Fuqua School of http://www.dod.mil/dfas/about/locations/in_lawton_director.htm

WARNING: If you can read this message, your browser is not Javascript enabled! Without Javascript enabled, you will not receive the benefit of the graphically enhanced interface and may have difficulties using this site. Please enable scripting or upgrade your browser. The appearance of hyperlinks to external websites within this site in no way constitutes our endorsement of the information, products or services the external sites provide. Locations Contacts Business Opportunities DFAS Locations DFAS Cleveland Charleston Norfolk Oakland ... DFAS Kansas City PDFs on this page require viewer software Kathleen R. Bennett, Colonel, U.S. Army Director, DFAS Lawton/Fort Sill Colonel Kathleen R. Bennett started her military career with the Minnesota National Guard in 1978, transferred to the Army Reserve, and received her commission in the Finance Corps from the Officer Candidate School, Fort Benning, Georgia in 1980. A native of Minnesota, Colonel Bennett holds a Bachelor of Administration degree in Business Administration from Moorhead State University, Moorhead, Minnesota, a Master of Business Administration from the Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, and a Master of Science degree in National Resource Strategy from the National Defense University Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF), Washington, District of Columbia. Colonel Bennett’s awards and military decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal (with Oak Leaf Cluster), Meritorious Service Medal (with silver and bronze Oak Leaf Clusters), Joint Service Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal (with two Oak Leaf Clusters), Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal, NATO Defense Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal, and the Nathan Towson Medallion for exceptional achievements to the Finance Corps.

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