Sentences with phrase «military career as»

I served my last 10 years of a 29.5 - year military career as a military trial judge.

During WWI, Sergeant Stubby began his military career as a mascot for the Yankee Division of 102nd Infantry.

Tonja is a retired Army Master Sergeant who culminated her military career as an Equal Opportunity Advisor (EOA) where she completed her training at the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute (DEOMI) at Patrick Air Force Base, FL..

Jack Mulholland survived the war and finished his military career as a Captain in the Australian Army.

Carson briefly continued his military career as a communications officer in charge of decoding encrypted messages.

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Smith has build a successful career as a professional communicator — and realizes that some of the current gaps between American civilian and military life owe to how veterans discuss their experiences, and who they discuss them with.

As always, the class of 2017 will include its share of lawyers, physicians, military officers, and athletes looking to switch careers or groom themselves for leadership roles.

Compared to the US, where the military is voluntary, and you can pursue it as a career, in Korea, 2 years of service is mandatory, and everyone is forced to do it.

Starbucks is creating opportunity for veterans as they transition from military service to civilian careers.

Many military spouses cite their mobile lifestyle and children in need of care as reasons they have given up their job search or dreams of having a meaningful career.

These locations have been given the special designation as a place of welcoming and support for military communities around the country, serving as an important gathering place to reconnect veterans with their communities, support successful transitions and create career opportunities.

As the numbers indicate, not only is it difficult for a military spouse to follow an upward career path, but simply getting a job that will work with their partner's military career can be a huge challenge.

The partnership between Starbucks and Team Red, White & Blue reflects the company's commitment to creating opportunities for veterans as they transition from military service to civilian careers.

Friedman — who in his long career has advised the US government and military as well as Fortune 500 companies — held the keynote speech at the annual Strategic Investment Conference hosted by investment research firm Mauldin Economics.

As more employers embrace work flexibility and remote jobs, opportunities for military spouses to maintain meaningful careers, no matter where they live, continue to expand.

At FlexJobs, we see a variety of people looking for part - time work, such as working parents, semi-retirees, people with health issues or disabilities, military spouses, millennials, career changers, and people seeking better work - life balance.

I never imagined that my father's career as a military officer and my career as a textile designer would intertwine like this,» she said.

They also said she embraced those experiences to make her stronger and guide her into a role as a mentor to young female pilots or girls thinking about a military career.

He had a distinguished career as a decorated officer in the military.

The acceptance of women at West Point, Annapolis and the Air Force Academy has been hailed as a victory by many feminists, as well as by people who are concerned about the quality and quantity of career military personnel.

He paints virtually all of our career military men, all of our strategy - makers, and even all of our defense - workers — you that build the death planes — , as villains.

I am glad we have a military force of ready trained killers to foreign threats, but those who have trained, as a career choice, to mindlessly take orders and kill, kill, kill are not the ones I want to hear from about Christ or any other messenger of peace, tolerance and salvation.

The more than one million transitioning U.S. veterans and almost one and half million military spouses — with their diverse background and experience — share our mission - driven sensibility and work ethic and can build long - term careers at Starbucks as they return home

Now that I've left the military and begun med school and she has her career as a lawyer, we are finally buying a house and living together year round.

While some are young people in long - distance relation - ships because of schooling or careers, or couples who want to live together but can't for various reasons (such as military families), many include women like me — divorced, middle - aged empty - nesters who want nothing that resembles the married life we knew.

As a Blue Star Museum, Old Sturbridge Village offers free admission to active duty military, National Guard, Reserve military, disabled veterans, and career - retired military members and their families.

While some are young people in long - distance relation - ships because of schooling or careers, or couples who want to live together but can't for various reasons (such as military families), many include middle - aged empty - nester divorcees who want nothing that resembles the married life we knew.

She began her career as a military intelligence analyst and eventually transitioned into the screening industry.

I had a relative who did the same thing as you (retired career military then a hospital administrator).

Rather than conduct a rigorous enquiry into how a military officer whose entire career had been in the army, could afford those purchases, the Minister of Defense in a statement published in Vanguard Newspapers on June 27, 2016 dismissed the issue as «the allegations was part (sic) of attempts by unpatriotic elements to distract the leadership of the armed forces from the successes of the war against terrorism...».

On foreign policy, Gibson whose 24 - year Army career included three tours leading combat units in Iraq, has emerged as an advocate for a smaller U.S. military footprint overseas and more limits on presidential authority to deploy combat forces without Congressional approval.

The ex-paratrooper, who gave up his military career to become an MP in 2011, was seen by many in the party as an ideal candidate to give the party a fresh start.

For the avoidance of doubt, the chief of army staff has never been involved in any questionable act throughout his career as military officer let alone when he was at the DHQ.»

The statement read in part, «The President believes that the late Ogbemudia, who had a distinguished career as a military officer, administrator and Federal Minister, has left an impressive legacy of hardwork, discipline and commitment to communal, state, regional and national development.

But as long as you know what to expect, the military can offer a wide range of opportunities for challenging and rewarding careers.

Many senior military personnel say that a career as a military scientist can be more rewarding and offer better job security than a career as a civilian scientist.

Finding a supportive partner is key for any professional, but especially for those with demanding career, such as people in the military.

My Military career keeps me extremely busy, so I need a more efficient way to meet my soul mate for a good matrimonial relationship; I believe I was born to be of service to others as a British Army.

I am a career Police Officer Over 20 years in the military and 10 as a civilian.

As he is winding up his military career after 20 - odd years of acting as an enforcer for a government bent on eradicating natives, he soon becomes the victim of changing social values when he is chosen as the escort on a mission of mercy to repatriate a dying Cheyenne chief back to his native WyominAs he is winding up his military career after 20 - odd years of acting as an enforcer for a government bent on eradicating natives, he soon becomes the victim of changing social values when he is chosen as the escort on a mission of mercy to repatriate a dying Cheyenne chief back to his native Wyominas an enforcer for a government bent on eradicating natives, he soon becomes the victim of changing social values when he is chosen as the escort on a mission of mercy to repatriate a dying Cheyenne chief back to his native Wyominas the escort on a mission of mercy to repatriate a dying Cheyenne chief back to his native Wyoming.

A purveyor of priggish military and law - enforcement types, British actor Ronald Fraser began his film and TV career in 1954 as a bit actor, then graduated to supporting roles.

This is a particular disappointment given that the actress gave, to my mind, the most grownup performance of her career as the wife of a military man lost and presumed dead in the 2009 film Brothers.

Those were perhaps the highlights of a career mainly constituted by unbilled, bit roles as cops, military officers, small - time gangsters, and even the occasional sheriff (Oh, Susannah!

Keitel's key role in the secret rearmament of the Reichswehr to theapocalyptic plans for massive use of nerve gas during the last weeks of the war arepresented as stages in a military career caught under the spell of the dictator.

Sally Hawkins gives a career - best performance with her sly, sensual, vulnerable portrayal of Elisa, a mute woman employed as a cleaner in a military research facility in Baltimore.

Murphy is a wide - eyed 18 - year - old from a military family who sees joining the Army as an early pit - stop on his eventual career path — something he does out of duty, but that will ultimately be a significant footnote in his life's story.

Nominated for 8 Academy Awards, this gorgeous science fiction film from Denis Villenueve follows linguistics professors Louise Banks (Amy Adams in a career - best performance) as she aids the military in interpreting the language of the aliens that have come to earth.

Bradley Cooper appears as a celebrated military contractor, Brian, who returns to Hawaii where he previously enjoyed a career triumph, but now teams up with a military pilot (Emma Stone) to stop a satellite launch.

In Aloha Bradley Cooper appears as a celebrated military contractor, Brian, who returns to Hawaii where he previously enjoyed a career triumph, but now teams up with a military pilot (Emma Stone) to stop a satellite launch.

Five - time Oscar nominee Amy Adams (American Hustle) gives the top performance of her already formidable career as top - flight linguist Louise Banks, who is recruited by a hardnosed military colonel (Forest Whitaker) to figure out how to communicate with an enigmatic alien race that has descended upon Earth.