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Bookmark or Share- Tom Clancy's The Division 2 - RedditMust be directly related to The Division. Off topic discussions are available in our Friday thread. No down talking, we are all noobs at some point, lets welcome all questions. All comments that derail conversation will be removed. This thread is a place of learning, so keep it civil and on track.
- DOJ Honors Program? : r/LawSchool - RedditI would probably characterize the civil rights division as being most competitive for DOJ Honors applications. You need court of appeals clerkship level credentials (that means having both the credentials and the clerkship) for that one. Civil and ENRD aren’t quite so bad but are still extremely competitive.
- What's the difference between a regiment, brigade, and division?A heavy mechanized infantry unit will look a lot like a heavy armored unit, but maybe the ratio of subordinate tanks to infantry is reversed. For example, by the end of the Cold War, a US armored division had 5 tank battalions and 4 mech infantry battalions, while a heavy infantry division had 5 mech infantry and 4 tank. These were themselves ...
- The Division 2 is a 2nd American Civil War. : r/thedivision - RedditSo, I've been thinking and I believe that the Division 2 is pretty much a 2nd Civil War. I mean, when you really think about it, it's true. For example, the Division and J.T.F. are more or less all that's left of the Government by this point and are fighting for control of the city against the Hyenas, Outcasts, True Sons and Black Tusk.
- DOJ Heading to 6 Days Per Pay Period in the Office : r/fednews - Reddit194 votes, 183 comments. DOJ leadership got together and is ready to hand down a DOJ-wide 6 days per pay period in office minimum mandate.
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