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Civilian Jobs After Service As A Combat Medic

Combat medics have a tough job. They are responsible for emergency care on and off the battlefield, depending on mission requirements, operations tempo, and ...

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Jobs That Favor Military Experience

There are plenty of jobs that favor military experience. The real question is, what type of jobs are these and who gets picked out of the pool of eligible mi...

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Transition Mistakes to Avoid When You’re Getting Out Of The Military

A good transition out of the military can set you up for civilian success. Similarly, a bad transition can make entering the civilian world a nightmare. As s...

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DoD SkillBridge

What is the DoD SkillBridge program? When it is time to consider retiring or separating from military service, one important aspect of the transition is maki...

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Can You Quit The Military?

Once you have signed on the dotted line and shipped out to boot camp, is it possible to quit the military? Many have tried, and even more have wondered if [&...

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Military Transition Programs

Military transition programs are an important part of a servicemember’s journey from a military career to civilian life. Leaving military service is co...

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Troops To Teachers (TTT) Program

There are many career options for those in uniform to consider when leaving military service; but not as many have programs designed to help troops transitio...

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Separation Program Numbers (SPN Codes)

Military Separation Program Numbers (SPN Codes) define the reason a discharge or separation was granted. SPN Codes were replaced by alpha-numeric separation ...

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Transition Assistance Program – TAP Overview

Each year, nearly 200,000 veterans leave military service. The return to civilian life is known as the military to civilian transition. To help you make a su...

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Military Transition Assistance and Career Help

Veterans returning to the workforce after military service face a variety of challenges. Translating your military experience to a civilian resume is one of ...

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