Author: Niels Andersen

Military Resume Builder: Your Resume in 3 Easy Steps

When applying for jobs, it’s crucial to have a strong resume and a comprehensive cover letter. Let’s talk about building a resume first. Building a resume can take time… You may know your qualifications, but when it comes down to building a resume, the process is much more complicated. Luckily, VetCV can help you with that! In this blog posts, we will show you how our Military Resume Builder will structure your resume so you won’t have to worry about formatting, placing the right headings, using the right fonts, etc. Focus on your qualifications and we’ll do the rest.  Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use our Military Resume Builder. 

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How to Get Veteran Affair Jobs

How to Find, Prepare, and Apply for Veteran Affairs Jobs

The Department of Veteran Affairs offers many career options for people with different backgrounds and experiences. Because of their military background, many Veterans look for Veteran Affairs jobs. If you are a Veteran, Army Reserve, or just someone looking for a good job, here are the steps you can take to get your Veteran Affairs job!

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Arizona Legislature Approves Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Program for Veterans

PHOENIX —-   Veterans with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and selected PTSD conditions would be eligible to participate in hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) under a bill approved unanimously in the state House (Feb. 21), and unanimously by the Senate (Mar 26). It was signed by the Governor on March 29.

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How to Transfer your Post 9/11 G.I Bill and Who you Can Transfer it to

The Post- 9/11 GI Bill is an education benefit program provided by the VA for individuals who served on active duty after September 10, 2001. This program is extensive as it covers tuition and fees, while also providing a monthly housing allowance. Despite the program being created for Veterans, the program allows the education benefits to be passed down to family members of a Veteran as well.

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How to Apply, Use, and Transfer your Post 9/11 GI Bill

The Post 9/11 GI Bill is a versatile education benefit given to Veterans by the U.S. Government through the VA. While the Post 9/11 GI Bill is the most common form of a GI Bill, many Veterans have many questions about how they can use it and what benefits it provides. In order to clear up any confusion, we compiled some common questions and answered them!

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4 Things You Need to Know About Your DD-214

The DD Form 214, often referred to as DD-214, is one of the most important documents a Veteran receives throughout his or her time in the armed services. Here are four important things you should know about your DD-214.

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What Do You Know About Valentines for Veterans?

We all love to celebrate our Veterans on special occasions like Memorial Day and, of course, Veteran’s Day. But, we can’t forget about Valentine’s Day because they are our loved ones too. They put their lives on the line for our freedom. Our freedom to love whomever we choose.

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The DD214: The Most Important Document of Your Life

When you’re discharged from the service, you’re issued a document that is almost as important as the air you breath. The DD Form 214, commonly called the DD214 and sometimes the Report of Separation, is generally required for veterans to receive benefits, reenlist, get a VA loan, join veterans’ organizations and much, much more.

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15 Companies that are Offering Military Discounts in 2018

Companies love to give discounts to active-duty military and Veterans. It’s good for business and good for the soul. We’re used to seeing offers from apparel companies, like Columbia and Sperry (both offer 15% off), but did you know that both Ford and General Motors give special treatment to military personnel looking to buy a car? Then after you purchase that shiny new vehicle and are looking to hit the travel trail, always check for military specials.

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