Veteran Jobs

Veterans promote themselves as Swiss Army knives, when the marketplace today needs scalpels. Here's how to change.

Veterans are struggling to keep their businesses open too - but there's encouraging news on the horizon.

Don't just send resumes to any job you find - here are a few questions to ask before hitting send.

The COOL program lets airmen get civilian job credentials while in the service.

Your new civilian coworkers and colleagues can be as close as your military family.

In a new book, Team Rubicon co-founder Jake Wood reflects on the organization's first 10 years.

Veteran-owned businesses make products that appeal to everyone. Support your veteran entrepreneurs this year.

Robert Reese Neyland was a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

"We celebrate the warrior culture, but we forget the flesh-and-blood veterans who return to their tribal communities."

A "Gap Job" is something you need just to get you by until you get that big career-beginning job.