Welcome to the brand-new Rebootcamp!

Military Times is excited to introduce Rebootcamp, our brand-new website for transitioning service members, veterans and their families.

Rebootcamp, which just launched this week, covers education, employment, entrepreneurship and other transition-related issues. But don’t worry ― there’s no “death by PowerPoint.” The site includes funny videos, informative how-tos, custom tools and inspirational stories about veterans.

And Rebootcamp will still include the news and Military Times Best rankings that you’ve come to expect from us.

This is more than a Military Times project. We’ve enlisted trusted outside partners to share their knowledge. Our partners include veterans service organizations, such as Veterans of Foreign Wars, Student Veterans of America and the George W. Bush Presidential Center. We’re also enlisting government organizations, such as Marine Corps Community Services and the Labor Department.

Come check out the new site, play around with our tools, click through our galleries and see everything else Rebootcamp has to offer!

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