Five steps to identifying your post-military career goals
By Jeff McMillan, Chief Analytics and Data Officer, Morgan Stanley
Over 25 years ago, I left the U.S. Army to pursue a civilian career. I loved serving my country, but it was time to do something different. Continue reading Your Guide to Launching a Civilian Career
And why being an accountant is ‘cooler’ than you think
It’s true. And here’s why: the skills required to be an exceptional leader in the military—problem solving, strategy, planning, teamwork, attention to detail, and Continue reading Military Leaders Make Great Accountants
Don’t waste one of the greatest benefits of military service: a college education. Use these tips to get started and to make the most of Continue reading Maximize Your Education Benefits
One Florida man is living proof that you can do anything if you want it badly enough. Continue reading Florida man loses more than 180 pounds to join the Army
Proceeds from sales of a new postage stamp issued recently will go to support post-traumatic stress disorder research and education at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ National Center for PTSD. Continue reading Stamp aims to raise awareness, funds for PTSD
By Brian Niswander
For the past decade, I’ve conducted interviews and collected data from thousands of veterans and spouses about their transition out of the military and into the civilian workforce Continue reading Standard Operating Procedures for the Military Transition Process
An Edmond, Oklahoma, native assigned to Pre-Commissioning Unit (PCU) John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) will participate in the christening of the U.S. Navy’s second Ford-class aircraft carrier during a ceremony in Newport News, Dec. 7. Continue reading Sailor Assigned to USS John F. Kennedy Participates in Christening Ceremony
By Alexandra Shea, IMCOM
Staff Sgt. Joshua Mitchell is used to talking with various people about military careers and the benefits that are offered to those who choose to wear the uniform Continue reading Power Couple: Soldier Recruits Wife to Join Army
Douglas Taurel is not an American soldier. He’s never been to war. Yet veterans across the country are saluting him– thanking him for being “their voice,” for telling their stories Continue reading One-Man Show Transcends the Life of a Solider
By Keith King
Here are just a few examples of the statements we hear when we ask someone to list their qualifications needed to be recognized as a veteran (and the true answer) Continue reading What Qualifies Someone as a Veteran?
