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Leaving the military wasn't going to keep this MOAA member out of the cockpit.

It’s rare for someone to start a job search when they’re already in a comfortable position and have the time, energy, and financial security to make a change in their career.

Raquel Riley Thomas isn’t your typical veteran. After joining the Army in 1990 as an enlisted photojournalist, she became an ordnance officer through the Green to Gold program; she left the service as a captain in 2002. Fewer than eight years later, she was crowned first runner-up as Mrs. America.

Servicemembers can usually get them at no cost while in uniform.