Recruiters and MOAA members experienced with hiring decisions offer five lessons for military officers and veterans to keep in mind when navigating through a career transition.

How should a military officer respond when someone asks: “So, you’re transitioning?” or “What kind of position are you looking for?” If you have an elevator speech — also known as a 30-second commercial — prepared, you’ll feel ready and confident to answer those questions.

A few easy steps can help those transitioning out of the military find career success.

Veterans don’t have to fly solo on their journey to post-military career success. Tap into the network of established career coaches you’ve been developing without even knowing it.

Did you know that if you receive a VA disability rating of 30% or higher you can receive an additional payment for your dependents? You do now. Here is a brief summary of rules and forms that you will

“Personal relationship are always the key to good business,” stated self made billionaire Lindsay Fox. Regardless of where you’re located, what industry you work in, or your experience level,

By Jamie Naughton In budget cutting exercises, commissaries are often easy pickings for the chopping block. Critics say the $1.4 billion Congress spends on groceries for military families could be better spent on