What does WIT stand for?

Warrior in Transition (Army)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The following are the Hawai'i-related projects in the Fiscal Year 2010 Military Construction Appropriations Bill: Air Force: C-17 Kona Short Auxiliary Airfield (planning and design): $910,000 Army: Schofield Barracks: Vehicle Maintenance Shop: $63 million Vehicle Maintenance Shop: $36 million Warrior in Transition Barracks: $55 million Warrior in Transition Complex: $30 million Wheeler Army Airfield: $15 million.

United States: Senate bill sends $329M to Hawaii for military ...

Cheek said his third focus is on families, and though he believes the Soldier Family Assistance Centers are doing a great job, he wants to custom-tailor a family program to each warrior in transition.

Army stands up Warrior Transition Command

The funding would help build the Warrior in Transition Complex.

Kissell: Fort Bragg to get $88M for new facility

Being a warrior in transition means I'm still a soldier," Sgt.

Army creates new units to help wounded soldiers get better

He was holding a press briefing to talk about the warrior in transition units — three dozen units from which the military now oversees the care of nearly 9,800 outpatient soldiers.

Army says it's investigating a series of accidental drug overdoses

He was holding a press briefing to talk about the warrior in transition units — three dozen units from which the military now oversees the care of nearly 9,800 outpatient soldiers.

Military eyeing mysterious deaths