By Natalie Rodgers Regardless of where you are in your business or entrepreneurial journey, you understand the difficulties that can come with being your own boss. Not only do you have to manage every aspect of your own company, but you have to find ways to best fund, expand, recruit and sustain your business. If you’ve been on the fence about seeking your business certification, now is the perfect time to officially become Disability-Owned Business Enterprise (DOBE) certified. With a certification, you’ll gain the title and access to a plethora of resources that will help you grow your business. Here’s…
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U.S. Veterans Magazine (USVM) was honored to partner with and attend the Heroes Linked Gala, an exceptional event that showcased the platform’s impact on the veteran community. As a partner, USVM aligns itself with Heroes Linked’s mission of empowering veterans through meaningful connections and valuable career insights.In a world where veterans seek seamless transitions from military to civilian life, platforms like Heroes Linked emerge as beacons of support. Unlike traditional veteran programs or job sites, Heroes Linked stands out as a free, user-friendly online platform connecting veterans, transitioning service members and military spouses with industry-diverse professionals. These mentors offer vital…
By Annie Nelson During the Vietnam War, over 11 million gallons of Agent Orange were sprayed on over 20 million acres in Vietnam. It is estimated that over 2,000,000 people have suffered illness from Agent Orange exposure. In the United States, over 300,000 veterans have died from Agent Orange exposure from 1962-1971, according to the Cleveland Clinic. While some Vietnam veterans have received the Purple Heart or the Medal of Honor, many others have received no recognition for the sacrifices they made and continue to make due to their service in Vietnam during the war. A determined Vietnam veteran has…
Veterans Day Discounts & Freebies 2023! Please note that military I.D. may be required to claim the below discounts. All discounts will apply to veterans and active-duty military personnel. Discounts that also apply to family members and military spouses will be explicitly listed. Food Applebee’s: Free meal from a select menu on Veterans Day Aspen Creek Grill: Free meal from a select menu from 11am to close on Veterans Day BB.Q Chicken: 25% off on in-store purchases on Veterans Day for Korean BBQ chicken Bubba Gump Shrimp: 20% off dine-in meals on Veterans Day Chicken Salad Chick: Free meal on…
Hill and Ponton Disability Attorneys, As a veteran with a 100% disability rating, you have many benefits available to you. These benefits can make your life much easier and help you live more comfortably. This blog post will discuss the best states for a 100% disabled veteran to live. We will look at each state’s tax exemptions, educational benefits, housing assistance, and financial assistance. We hope these lists help service members and their families make the best decision for their future! Here’s a list of all the questions we’ll cover: What States Have the Best Benefits for 100% Disabled Veterans? Alaska Alaska provides…
By Blake Stillwell, Army Times Deciding to leave the military might be as big a step as deciding to join. Most of us come in when we’re young, naive, and unprepared. When we get out we’re just as unprepared. Most of us. It doesn’t have to be that way, though. You had what it took to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. You certainly have what it takes to support you and your dependents. You just have to be smart about it – and ask the right questions. Will you be getting a civilian job, and if…
By Danielle Jackola “On the streets of Hollywood, a recently retired NFL player is saved from scandal by a homeless veteran suffering from PTSD. With their ‘glory days’ behind them both, the two men
By Sarah Sicard,Nary a soul has been stationed at a military base or made it through four years of college without stumbling one drunk Saturday night into the 24-hour greasy spoon chain known lovingly as “Waffle House.”
I’ve always known that I wanted to be a reporter. I started watching the news around 10th grade, and I was a big fan of WNBC. I learned that you could
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.
