A good resume can make the difference between scoring a follow-up interview and getting a form-letter rejection. Here are some mistakes you'll want to avoid.Share:In Other NewsSuicide rates among military families continue to climbThe total overall number decreased, a drop that coincides with smaller overall force numbers.Bill from vets in Congress would keep military roles open to womenThe bill, which lacks Republican sponsors, is explicitly described as a response to the Pentagon review of women in ground combat roles.After three-year hiatus, VA to resume rollout of new electronic medical records system The department’s adoption of the Oracle Health’s FEHR was halted in 2023 following a year-long pause over safety and functionality concerns. Trump’s VA budget request tops $488 billion for fiscal 2027 The Department of Veterans Affairs would see its budget increase by 7.7% in fiscal 2027 under the White House’s proposed $2.2 trillion budget.‘Prepare your family’: Marine Reserve commander gives warlike safety briefIn a March 26 message on his official letterhead, Lt. Gen. Leonard F. Anderson IV asked his Marines, "Are you truly ready to deploy, fight, and win?" Load More
Suicide rates among military families continue to climbThe total overall number decreased, a drop that coincides with smaller overall force numbers.
Bill from vets in Congress would keep military roles open to womenThe bill, which lacks Republican sponsors, is explicitly described as a response to the Pentagon review of women in ground combat roles.
After three-year hiatus, VA to resume rollout of new electronic medical records system The department’s adoption of the Oracle Health’s FEHR was halted in 2023 following a year-long pause over safety and functionality concerns.
Trump’s VA budget request tops $488 billion for fiscal 2027 The Department of Veterans Affairs would see its budget increase by 7.7% in fiscal 2027 under the White House’s proposed $2.2 trillion budget.
‘Prepare your family’: Marine Reserve commander gives warlike safety briefIn a March 26 message on his official letterhead, Lt. Gen. Leonard F. Anderson IV asked his Marines, "Are you truly ready to deploy, fight, and win?"
