We see “Recently Separated Veteran” and/or “Protected Veteran” on job applications and in the HR meeting rooms. But what does it mean? Do you qualify?

Up to 180 days of hands-on civilian experience while still on active duty — paid by the Department of War

Let's clear up some confusion about two important terms you might be hearing a lot: the PACT Act and "TERA". It's easy to get them mixed up. Here, we will guide you through it.

I have encountered many veterans from a wide variety of backgrounds who either were unaware of the existence of these online accounts or did not know how to properly set them up.

The process involves multiple steps, which can seem a bit overwhelming at first, but once everything is completed correctly, you should have reliable access for awhile without needing to revisit it frequently. Here is a step-by-step.

These programs ensure that a service dog can be obtained at no cost to the recipient, allowing them to focus on their well-being rather than fundraising.