Job search ‘coaches’ gear up to help transitioning troops meet AI challenge
About 200,000 troops leave the military each year, and this year they are entering a jobs market in flux, with the long-term effects of AI anybody's guess.
Veterans
Suicidal ideation rises among veterans, but attempts remain stable, study finds
Suicidal ideations among U.S. veterans have risen nearly 50% in the past five years, according to a new study based on a survey of 2,636 veterans.
Still waiting for your GI Bill money? Here’s why
The average student veteran using the Post-9/11 GI Bill this fall has had to wait more than 3 weeks for their housing benefits to come through — and even then their housing stipends are probably the wrong amount.
A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
Everything you need to know about tuition assistance, by service
Did you know that you can earn a degree in the military without spending a penny of your own money and without using up any of your GI Bill benefits? Here’s everything you need to know about the rules governing TA, as well as some tips for getting the most out of the benefit.
Rebootcamp Roundup: October 5
On this episode of Rebootcamp Roundup: President Trump donates salary to veteran entrepreneurs, a Navy veteran goes from homeless beginnings to a possible Maxim cover, and a congressman shares why his veteran constituents want to change TAP.
Rebootcamp Roundup - October 5, 2018
Trump donates salary to vet entrepreneurs, a Navy vet goes from homeless beginnings to a possible Maxim cover, and a congressman has ideas for changing TAP
Trump donates salary for vet entrepreneurship
Agency officials plan to use the money to launch a new seven-month training program for transitioning troops looking at starting their own businesses.
Rebootcamp Roundup - September 28, 2018
GI Bill payment problems continue, student veterans in Puerto Rico are still struggling and a retired two-star general has some advice for retirees.
Why the VA is botching cash housing stipends for 360,000 GI Bill users
Because of technical problems at the VA, hundreds of thousands of GI Bill users are still receiving the wrong amount of money for their housing stipends.
'Like school in a third world country’: One year after Hurricane Maria, student vets in Puerto Rico overcome daily struggles
For a tight knit community of student veterans at the Inter American University of Puerto Rico School of Law, classes have started again and life has taken on a new normal. But for many of them, the devastation isn’t done taking its toll.
