Jennifer, has experienced multiple sides of the military, from the time she was born. She grew up with a Mother that was a Captain in the Air Force and her Father was a Command Sergeant Major in the Army.

Once she graduated from high school, she married into the Coast Guard and spent 21 years as a Military Spouse.

Now, two out of her three children have also joined the military.

Jennifer has experienced more than most and her journey of supporting the members of the military continue to this day. Jennifer, a daughter, a spouse, and now the Mother of Warriors, continuing the tradition of defending America.

Jennifer is the definition of a Patriot.

If you would like to, or if you know anyone who is interested in sharing their story please us the contact link below.

Also, if you know of any Hiring Mangers that are interested in hiring veterans and would like to get their message out, over the airwaves, please use the contact link below.

https://out-of-ranks.org/contact-out-of-ranks/

John, from https://www.lucasgroup.com talks about recruiting Veterans from around the country, for their next career.

John has his own website where he lists https://postmilcareers.com, the jobs that John posts are broken down by region and the description for each job is put in a language that veterans can understand.

John, a Marine Corps Veteran himself, is an outstanding advocate for companies hiring veterans. John and his team will help any veteran with their resume, interview preparation and even help you to understand what is a reasonable compensation offer.

Check out https://postmilcareers.com/hot-jobs for the next chapter of your life!

Ox talks about his career in the Army and his transition. The lessons and experiences learned along the way.

Charles with Conaway Electrical Service, Inc. tells us exactly what Conaway is looking for in perspective employees, what the culture at Conaway is like and what future employees can expect when it comes to Compensation and Incentives.

Don't forget to check out the Employment page @ http://www.conawayelectrical.com/employment/

Call Conaway Electrical

706-884-1333 Today!

Position Applying For / Qualifications / Hourly Pay Scale

- Apprentice Electrician Class I: Entry Level position up to AE II Position ($10-$12/hr)

- Apprentice Electrician Class II: Installation of EMT/GRC up to 1" and make power connections up to 600 VAC under JE I supervision ($12-$15/hr)

- Journeyman Electrician Class I: Installation of EMT/GRC up to 3" and make power connections up to 600 VAC under JE II supervision ($15-$20/hr)

- Telecommunications Journeyman: Installation and Connections of Copper Cat 3 voice and Cat 5 & 6 Data Cabling ($15-$20/hr)

- Journeyman Electrician Class II: Installation of EMT/GRC up to 3" and make power, up to 600 VAC, and industrial motor control connections ($16-$22/hr)

- Leadsman Electrician: JE II requirements and able to lead a crew of up to 6 ($18-$23/hr)

- Industrial Controls Technician: JE II requirements and skilled in the implementation of PLC, Drives, and Programmable Controllers ($18-$25/hr)

- Foreman Electrician: Leadsman requirements and able to manage a crew of up to 12 ($20-$26/hr)

Mike, a Paratrooper talks about his 17 years as an Infantryman. Mike is still serving, and has major physical and mental setbacks throughout his career, but he is still trucking.

Kel, Ram & Ox, talk about their meeting at Fort Hood & Their experiences during OIF 06-08.

Ram talks about his transition.

Angela, married into the Marines, then became an Army Wife, she has dealt with her husband being deployed to provide humanitarian relief to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina, OIF 06-08 & OIF 08-09. She shares her real life experiences and what expectations are key to survival in the stress filled world of being a Military Spouse.

Ty, a Certified Weld Inspector and Pipe Fitter talks about the need and desire for Industrial Construction Companies to hire and employ Veterans.

Dan, a West Point graduate, Army Infantry Platoon Leader, Special Forces Officer, then upon separation from the Army, MIT and the Harvard for his Masters degrees.

How to ask for help, how to keep looking forward and what to keep in mind.