The Symbol of The United States of America
The Founding Fathers wanted to find a strong symbol to represent a fleling country in 1782. Something that was majestic and above all other symbols of the time. The Bald Eagle meet all of those criteria. The Eagle is one of the most copied symbles on coins, the seal of the United Sates and…
Read MoreAT&T hiring Veterans now!
AT&T is hiring Veterans
Wire Technician Atlanta Metro
Location: Atlanta, GA
LOOKING FOR A COMPANY THAT VALUES YOUR POTENTIAL?
A job with AT&T as a Wire Technician can provide you with exactly that! Take advantage of our paid training and wide range of career possibilities.
AT&T offers a competitive salary, company provided vehicles and tools and benefits that include medical, dental, paid vacation, and more!
Our Wire Technicians work both inside and outside and are responsible for the installation and customer care of the new U-verse integrated digital TV, high speed Internet and voice services.
What you’ll do as an AT&T Wire Technician:
Educate customers on service features and functionality
Verify all services are working correctly
Install and rearrange inside wires
Possibly work in small confined spaces or aloft (up to 28ft)
Work with hand tools
Work outdoors in all kinds of weather
In addition to STRONG communication skills, our Wire Te
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Read MoreKorean War MIA KIA Returned Home to Rest
Army Cpl. Patrick R. Glennon of Rochester, N.Y., will be buried
April 11, at Arlington National Cemetery. On Nov. 1, 1950, Glennon, and the G
Company, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, were holding a defensive
position along the Nammyon River near Unsan, North Korea, when they were
attacked by Chinese forces. Glennon was listed as missing in action following
the heavy fighting.
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