From Nov. 4 to 11, buildings and homes across the country will light up green to recognize the sacrifice and strength of our Veterans as they transition from military to civilian life.
Using their hard-earned expertise, transitioning military personnel can display numerous beneficial skills to employers during an interview.
VA reduces complexity for Veterans, beneficiaries, and caregivers signing in to VA.gov, VA’s official mobile app, and other VA online services while continuing to secure Veteran data.
Veteran served two years in the Air Force and transitioned to the Space Force as a conjunction analysis operator. Now, he chooses VA for his care.
Active-duty service members transitioning out of the military and filing a VA claim for disability benefits will soon find less redundancy in health assessment exams.
Air Force Veteran Dariell Cooper used his G.I. Bill to become the first in his family to go to college. Today, he has doctorate and works for VBA's Education Service.
When a transitional housing option for Veterans closed, Columbia VA made sure Veterans had access to safe and stable housing
WARTAC trains separating service members to become VA Veteran Service Representatives (VSR) or rating Veteran Service Representatives (RVSR) with the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA). These federal employees are instrumental in delivering earned benefits to Veterans.
Transitioning to civilian life was not easy for Army Veteran Gregory Dwight Saunders. With VA’s help he went from homeless to a VA supervisor.
Veteran Sponsorship Partnership Network helps connect transitioning service members and their families to VA services and community resources.
VA hosted its second virtual regional Veterans Experience Action Center (VEAC) June 11-13 as part of a series targeting recently separated Veterans and military members nearing transition out of the armed services.
AbilityLinks.org is a free online job board dedicated to connecting Veterans with inclusive employers who value their unique skills and experience.
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