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These nonprofits are teaming up to help vets struggling with financial issues — for free
The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.
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Navy SEAL deemed ‘too old’ by FDNY receives offers from other fire departments
He is being pursued by other fire departments in various cities around the country with less strict age limits on its recruits.
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Washington Redskins partner with Pepsi and Fallen Patriots Foundation for cross-country flag relay
Rolling Remembrance is a 9,000-mile cross-country journey of one American flag that will end at Yankees Stadium in New York City on Memorial Day.
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Army sergeant shot and killed; police trying to find who did it
Sgt. Christopher Pugh, 23, was a member of the Army’s 1st Battalion, 14th Field Artillery Regiment.
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Military family bracing for adopted daughter to be deported
In October, the Federal District Court of Kansas ruled that their adopted daughter will be deported back to South Korea.
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This new coffee company is giving a ‘hand up’ to homeless vets
Its core mission is to hire and train veterans for jobs in the coffee industry through the proceeds it earns selling America’s favorite caffeinated beverage.
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Microsoft and VA team up to help disabled veterans play video games
The Xbox adaptive controller was created so veterans with disabilities and others can play games with the same ease as everyone else.
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These vets got their kicks by starting their own shoe-related businesses
Natasha Norie Standard and Eddy Mejia are Army veterans who both took very different paths to launch their own shoe-related businesses.
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Best vet unemployment rate ever — April brings new record
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to a record low of 1.7 percent in April, down significantly from March’s figure of 3.1 percent.
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Having trouble finding a job? Check out this ‘Match.com for veteran employment’
This national website not only gives veterans a direct link to contact potential employers but also translates military-speak into the keywords that recruiters are looking for on a resume.
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These nonprofits are teaming up to help vets struggling with financial issues — for free
The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.
-
Navy SEAL deemed ‘too old’ by FDNY receives offers from other fire departments
He is being pursued by other fire departments in various cities around the country with less strict age limits on its recruits.
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Washington Redskins partner with Pepsi and Fallen Patriots Foundation for cross-country flag relay
Rolling Remembrance is a 9,000-mile cross-country journey of one American flag that will end at Yankees Stadium in New York City on Memorial Day.
-
Army sergeant shot and killed; police trying to find who did it
Sgt. Christopher Pugh, 23, was a member of the Army’s 1st Battalion, 14th Field Artillery Regiment.
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Military family bracing for adopted daughter to be deported
In October, the Federal District Court of Kansas ruled that their adopted daughter will be deported back to South Korea.
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This new coffee company is giving a ‘hand up’ to homeless vets
Its core mission is to hire and train veterans for jobs in the coffee industry through the proceeds it earns selling America’s favorite caffeinated beverage.
-
Microsoft and VA team up to help disabled veterans play video games
The Xbox adaptive controller was created so veterans with disabilities and others can play games with the same ease as everyone else.
-
These vets got their kicks by starting their own shoe-related businesses
Natasha Norie Standard and Eddy Mejia are Army veterans who both took very different paths to launch their own shoe-related businesses.
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Best vet unemployment rate ever — April brings new record
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to a record low of 1.7 percent in April, down significantly from March’s figure of 3.1 percent.
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Having trouble finding a job? Check out this ‘Match.com for veteran employment’
This national website not only gives veterans a direct link to contact potential employers but also translates military-speak into the keywords that recruiters are looking for on a resume.
-
These nonprofits are teaming up to help vets struggling with financial issues — for free
The partnership allows both organizations to recommend veteran clients to each other based on their individual needs.
-
Navy SEAL deemed ‘too old’ by FDNY receives offers from other fire departments
He is being pursued by other fire departments in various cities around the country with less strict age limits on its recruits.
-
Washington Redskins partner with Pepsi and Fallen Patriots Foundation for cross-country flag relay
Rolling Remembrance is a 9,000-mile cross-country journey of one American flag that will end at Yankees Stadium in New York City on Memorial Day.
-
Army sergeant shot and killed; police trying to find who did it
Sgt. Christopher Pugh, 23, was a member of the Army’s 1st Battalion, 14th Field Artillery Regiment.
-
Military family bracing for adopted daughter to be deported
In October, the Federal District Court of Kansas ruled that their adopted daughter will be deported back to South Korea.
-
This new coffee company is giving a ‘hand up’ to homeless vets
Its core mission is to hire and train veterans for jobs in the coffee industry through the proceeds it earns selling America’s favorite caffeinated beverage.
-
Microsoft and VA team up to help disabled veterans play video games
The Xbox adaptive controller was created so veterans with disabilities and others can play games with the same ease as everyone else.
-
These vets got their kicks by starting their own shoe-related businesses
Natasha Norie Standard and Eddy Mejia are Army veterans who both took very different paths to launch their own shoe-related businesses.
-
Best vet unemployment rate ever — April brings new record
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to a record low of 1.7 percent in April, down significantly from March’s figure of 3.1 percent.
-
Having trouble finding a job? Check out this ‘Match.com for veteran employment’
This national website not only gives veterans a direct link to contact potential employers but also translates military-speak into the keywords that recruiters are looking for on a resume.
