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When Amanda found out her husband received orders, she thought it would be an easy move. She was wrong.

This AGR Wife Shares How to Overcome Career Hurdles

When I first married my husband 14 years ago, he was active duty Army, which transitioned into Army National Guard, then Army Reserves. I felt I had the logistics of this military lifestyle figured out with my husband working as a Reservist one weekend a month and two weeks a year. We had a pretty routine setup: He worked a corporate position, I was ...

The Austin office location of Matt
Feehan, a former legal intern with the DOJ. The Guardsman used the
internship to gain valuable hands-on
experience. Courtesy photo

Using an Internship to Become More Competitive in Your Field

Would you expect a sophomore cadet to have the necessary experience to lead a company of soldiers? Probably not. Therefore, we assign cadets to commissioned officers-in the equivalent of an internship to gain additional experience. Likewise, we would not expect a first-year law student to prepare and argue a complex case before the U.S. Supreme Court, so we assign law students to seasoned attorneys ...

Changing roles from employee to military member to student is a lot to keep straight, but it is also rewarding for Staff Sgt. Samantha Palacios who transitioned to officer training school earlier this year. Photo credit:  Airman 1st Class Jason  Grabiec.

Gearing Up for a Successful Military Career

Changing  roles  from  employee  to  military  member  to  student  is  a  lot  to  keep  straight. Rushing  from  class  to  class,  then  off  to  work  and  adding  in  military  service  can  be  overwhelming. But, it is also rewarding  for  the  type  of  person, like Air Force Staff Sgt. Samantha Palacios, who  likes  to  get  the  most  out  of  life. The airman recently transitioned to officer ...

4 Hobbies Vets Take on After the Military

You may find yourself with a void after leaving the structured environment of a military career. Whether you are taking time to decide on what to do next, retiring for good, or have a scattered new schedule, it is likely you will be missing all or some of the way of life you were accustomed to. Veterans tend to seek out hobbies that align ...

Portable Careers and Military Spouses, a Match Made in Heaven

by Rebecca Alwine Gone are the days when military spouses were encouraged to find ‘easily transferrable jobs’ in nursing and education. With the increased availability in technology and interest in the desirable skills military spouses have, there is no reason to let a thing like distance stop you from pursuing your dream job and career. We’ve all heard of those military spouses who are ...

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