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Rhodes Stafford, a shoemaker, was 34 when he enlisted Jan.

Government has yet to realize the act's full potential due to an institutional underinvestment in the joint development of its professional enlisted corps.

The Naval Academy, located in Annapolis, Md., provides approximately 1,000 officers to the Navy and Marine Corps every year, with many entering as prior enlisted men and women from the regular and reserve components of the Navy and Marine Corps.

Another exhibit, the "Wall of Achievers," features former enlisted airmen who have achieved fame in civilian careers or attained star ranks in the military services.

This was reportedly the first time a commander in chief held an official meeting with senior enlisted leaders.

I am honored to be asked to speak this morning at this very special dedication paying tribute to enlisted heroes from our past, present, and future.

The Signal Enlisted Community website consists of the Signal Enlisted Division home/community page (Figure 1.) which contains general information for Career Management Field 25 as a whole.

Currently, no service commitment waivers are offered to enlisted members under the 2008 force-shaping program.

Advancement in the clinical laboratory field is also available to Air Force and Navy enlisted personnel.

Many enlisted airmen bravely and willingly sacrificed their lives for the mission, their comrades, and their nation.

The Heritage findings make sense: While the military offers some attractions in terms of education, training, and life experience, the effort and commitment required are so great that service in the enlisted ranks will always lose a cost/benefit comparison with even the most humble minimum-wage job.

Birmingham witnessed a boom in its Army enlistment recently as 31 new recruits enlisted in a single day.

* Navy enlisted personnel files for individuals who were separated from the Navy from 1885 through September 8, 1939

It is about time someone outside of the enlisted ranks said this!