Yellow Ribbon schools offer unmatched benefits to military veterans. In fact, they cover the entire cost of tuition. But while there is a lot to be gained, there is also some confusion about how the program exactly works. Continue reading 4 Questions about Yellow Ribbon Schools and Military Benefits
From The Army To Campbell Soup To Floor Coverings International
Jose and Jennifer Elias recently opened a Floor Coverings International franchise and now happily visit customers’ homes in a Mobile Flooring Showroom stocked with thousands of flooring samples from top manufacturers. Continue reading From The Army To Campbell Soup To Floor Coverings International
6 Terms You Won’t Believe Have Military Origins
There’s a long history of military slang, probably dating all the way back to when the first people hit each other with sticks and rocks. Continue reading 6 Terms You Won’t Believe Have Military Origins
How Should I Answer This?
Interview tips for veterans entering the civilian workforce
Like many other service members leaving active duty service, I found preparing for the civilian workforce frustrating. Crafting your military service into a resume and preparing for an interview is Continue reading How Should I Answer This?
94-year-old Montford Point Marine veteran awarded Congressional Gold Medal
A 94-year-old Marine veteran from Hayward, California, was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal on Aug. 2 — nearly three quarters of a century after he fought to clear the Marshall Islands from the Japanese in World War II. Continue reading 94-year-old Montford Point Marine veteran awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Beacon Roofing Supply Launches Beacon of Hope Contest for Military Veterans
Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. announced the launch of its first annual contest, through which Beacon will award deserving veteran homeowners new roofs. The contest is open to all military veterans who received honorable or general discharges. Continue reading Beacon Roofing Supply Launches Beacon of Hope Contest for Military Veterans
Planes, Frogs & Obstacles? They’re All Happening at LA Fleet Week 2019
Things will really be jumping at this year’s LA Fleet Week—literally. Added to the line-up of this annual multi-day LA Waterfront celebration of our nation’s Sea Services, Aug. 30- Sept. 2, will be two new crowd-pleasing events, U.S. Navy Leap Frog jumpers and an all-out battle of the fittest with USAA’s high-stakes Obstacle Course Competition. Continue reading Planes, Frogs & Obstacles? They’re All Happening at LA Fleet Week 2019
Sailor Spotlight! Chief Hospital Corpsman Cody Kitchens
NAVAL STATION MAYPORT, Fla.- – Chief Hospital Corpsman Cody Kitchens, from Laguna Hills, Calif., assigned to the Whidbey Island-class amphibious dock landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43) poses with family. Continue reading Sailor Spotlight! Chief Hospital Corpsman Cody Kitchens
Bennett’s War–Riding into theaters Nationwide August 30, 2019
Opening in select theaters nationwide on August 30, 2019 is the independent feature, Bennett’s War. This exciting, edge-of-your-seat, thrill-ride of a film stars CMA Award®-winning music superstar and actor Trace Adkins and features some of the most exciting and death-defying professional motocross racing sequences captured on film in years! Continue reading Bennett’s War–Riding into theaters Nationwide August 30, 2019
The Making of a Grandmaster
By Annie Nelson
From mastering orthopedic surgery to becoming a nationally recognized Grandmaster in Martial Arts, this son of a Marine and twin of a fellow soldier, has gone from Army Chief Warrant 2 to Doctor left that successful career all behind to follow his true passion, the world of mixed martial arts. Continue reading The Making of a Grandmaster
