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Jasper, an Old English Sheepdog adopted from Hong Kong Dog Rescue (HKDR), has been trained as a therapy dog and started working in the University of Hong Kong from this December, as the forerunner of HKU Libraries Resident Therapy Dog Programme. (This news-cutting is subscripted from Recruit Magazine issued at January 26th, 2018)
For further information about the following 2 items, please take a look at the following webpages / websites:
1) Hong Kong Dog Rescue offical webpage (in English): hongkongdogrescue.com/
2) HKU Libraries Resident Therapy Dog Programme: www.hku.hk/press/news_detail_17130.html
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The 1st Recruiting Brigade Commander Col. Ricky Emerson visits the Harrisburg Recruiting Battalion July 19 and 20 at the Army Depot in New Cumberland, Pa. During this visit, Emerson listened to Pinnacle success at the Harrisburg Opportunity Center, talked synergy with the Pennsylvania National Guard and veteran’s organizations, and discussed all things recruiting with the battalion’s staff and company commanders and first sergeants. U.S. Army photos by Christine June, A&PA.
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Recruiting a couple of the kids to the ranks of the infantry.
"Pioneer Days" at Bruce Elementary in Eaton, Ohio with members of the Ohio Valley Civil War Association on May 22, 2009.
WHTM-ABC 27 Reporter Joe O'Neill asks a few questions about Pinnacle Recruiting with the Harrisburg Recruiting Company Commander Eric Sutton Aug. 30 during the Harrisburg Recruiting Battalion's Media Roundtable at the Harrisburg Opportunity Center in Harrisburg, Pa. U.S. Army photo by Christine June.
THE RECRUITING OFFICE
the PLATOON.recruiting office gives you the chance to access an international network of creative individuals with different abilities and backgrounds.
recruiting in our organization is an ongoing process enabling our members to interact at different levels with special projects taking place around the globe, some are freelance based others act on a pure cultural level, so to facilitate the production of unique content and unexpected results.
the different stages of development within the network will serve as filter to canalize members to several projects pertinent to their skill and their respective outlet into reality, so to close the gap between virtual interaction, as just another means for communication, and physical intervention.
SPECIAL FORCES
involvement and commitment, seen as active contributions in projects, which at times have no structure of retribution, will define the value of our members. this shouldn’t be understood as a hierarchical structure but as a process influencing and inspiring our Special Forces to participate in cultural projects as well as freelance based ones.
once briefed, Special Forces will be expected to execute their mission independently, showing their skill in action at its rawest and purest state.
Special Forces will be involved in the planning, organization and realization of these projects and wont´t just be invited to take part in them as consumers.
PLATOON´s network will also serve as a catalyst encouraging active participation, providing the chance to inspire more charismatic people, interact with a global community and be involved in projects developing your skills and talents.
the network will also act as pool for exchanging KNOW HOW as well as leaving behind a trace and knowledge of something new and unexpected.
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Seaman Recruits Nicholas Tilley (left) and Joselyn DeWitt (right) from Recruit Divisions 323 and 324 shared what motivated them to donate blood with the Armed Services Blood Program while attending boot camp in Great Lakes, Ill.
Read the article: www.militaryblood.dod.mil/viewcontent.aspx?con_id_pk=2188
Abby and Gabby are finally on Earth, and Ava (a human recruiter) is already helping them land jobs that are perfect for them. See what happens when Ava introduces them to the world of AI Recruiting.
In recruitment, AI applies to various fields of problem-solving, hiring, and more. Also, both AI and recruitment helps to streamline or automate some aspects of recruiting workflow, particularly repetitive, high-bulk tasks.
On September 28, 2020 the Los Angeles County FIre Department conducts recruit training at there east county training facility. Photos by Douglas Glen Morrison
The Harrisburg Recruiting Battalion hosts a Media Roundtable on several U.S. Army Recruiting topics Aug. 30 at the Harrisburg Opportunity Center in Harrisburg, PA. Topics included Pinnacle recruiting, year-end recruiting numbers, unemployment and its effect on local recruiting, benefits and opportunities through the Army and Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). Panel members included the ROTC Blue Mountain Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Peter Lugar, who is also the professor of military science at the Dickinson College, the Harrisburg Recruiting Company Commander Capt. Eric Sutton, the Harrisburg Recruiting Company 1st Sgt. Nathan Billips and the Harrisburg Opportunity Center Assistant Commander Staff Sgt. James Slough. Media covering the event were Patriot News, WITF Radio, WHTM-ABC 27 and WPMT Fox 43. U.S. Army photo by Christine June.
This image was taken at Civil War Days in Brandenburg in July of 2012. This is what a recruiting poster might have looked like back in the 1860s. This poster is for the Union. All images you see are for sale feel free to contact me to discuss price and shipping if you would like. Thanks so very much!!!