>>6548965 Kek
Air Force Personnel Center
April 24 at 11:33 AM ·
Expeditionary Civilian opportunities provide some relief to our military forces as well as valuable experiences to our Civilian Airmen. The Air Force has improved the application process for Civilian deployments by adopting the USAJOBs platform for recruitment and submission of Department of Defense-Expeditionary Civilian program volunteer packages. Do you want to know more? #DoD-EC #AFPC #AirForce https://www.facebook.com/AirForcePersonnelCenter/posts/10156702244206865
https://www.afpc.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/1822931/air-force-adopts-usajobs-as-civilian-deployment-application-platform/
Civilian Airmen who wish to volunteer for a deployment now have the benefit of using USAJOBs to submit their applications, which enhances their ability to pursue expeditionary civilian opportunities.
>>6548914 Old news
Secret Service scandal rocks trip
CARTAGENA, Colombia — Eleven Secret Service agents in Colombia for President Barack Obama’s trip there have been relieved of their duties amid allegations of misconduct.
The Secret Service did not detail the accusations but said they did not affect security for the president, who landed in the country Friday for a weekend at the Summit of the Americas.
“There have been allegations of misconduct made against Secret Service personnel in Cartagena, Colombia prior to the President’s trip. Because of this, those personnel are being relieved of their assignments, returned to their place of duty, and are being replaced by other Secret Service personnel,” Edwin Donovan, Secret Service spokesman, said in a statement.
https://www.politico.com/story/2012/04/secret-service-scandal-rocks-obama-trip-075128
Protect solar system from mining 'gold rush', say scientists
Proposal calls for wilderness protection as startup space miners look to the stars
Ian Sample Science editor
@iansample
Sun 12 May 2019
Curious timing for news
>>6549175 https://www.theguardian.com/science/2019/may/12/protect-solar-system-space-mining-gold-rush-say-scientists