Service doesn’t stop at the military; it extends into the civilian world. But the transition from military to civilian life can be challenging. Matching veterans’ strengths with employers’ needs fosters growth, understanding and success for all. Continue reading Veterans at Bloomberg Bring Their Values and Skills to the Workplace
Nearly 5,000 years after he was bestowed with the powers of the gods—and imprisoned just as quickly — Black Adam is freed, ready to unleash his unique justice on the world. Continue reading BLACK ADAM
By Kristi Stolzenberg
If you ever run an internet search for the phrase “military spouse resume,” you’ll be swimming in articles offering tips for a winning military spouse resume. Continue reading How to Make Your MilSpouse Resume Shine
Law enforcement, IT management and the medical field are all career fields that you’ve been told are great for veterans. And while these jobs are fantastic for transitioning veterans in almost every way Continue reading Great Jobs for Veterans You May Not Have Considered
By Kellie Speed
U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Andrew Hairston never could have imagined he would lose his left leg here in the States after returning home from being deployed. Continue reading The Power of Adaptive Sports
Do you experience recurring headaches accompanied by intense pain and symptoms such as nausea, vomiting or sensitivity to light and sound? If so, you may suffer from migraine Continue reading Tips for Talking to Your Doctor About Migraine
Created by the Department of Defense, Credentialing Opportunities On-Line (COOL) is the result of extensive inter-service collaboration to facilitate credentialing of service members. Continue reading Utilizing your COOL Benefits
U.S. Veterans Magazine, the premier resource magazine for transitioning service members, service-disabled veterans, veteran business owners and their spouses and families, has been awarded two prestigious awards in just one week. Continue reading U.S. Veterans Magazine Wins Two Awards in One Week
By Danielle Jackola
As we honor the 40th anniversary of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, I had the privilege of speaking with Jan Scruggs and learning about “The Story Behind the Wall” (page 12). Our conversation prompted some introspection, and I considered my legacy. Continue reading A Letter From the Editor–What’s Your Legacy?
U.S. Veterans Magazine is an ongoing supporter of the VA Medical Center Cheeriodicals program. Continue reading Cheeriodicals Team Delivers gifts of Appreciation to Hospitalized Veterans
