Handy Resources

You've served your country. Now, you're a civilian. There's not a lot of call for a tank commander or a forward observer in St. Louis. So, how do you put your experience into a resume that will show people that you are more than just a mindless follower of orders? These two sites offer Military Resume Templates you can use to build your resume. Check them out, and good luck in your job search.
https://www.resumetemplates.com/military-resume-examples/

https://www.resumetemplates.com/resume-examples/

https://www.ptsd.va.gov/appvid/mobile/ptsdcoach_app.asp

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The PTSD Coach app can help you learn about and manage symptoms that often occur after trauma. Features include:

• Reliable information on PTSD and treatments that work

• Tools for screening and tracking your symptoms

• Convenient, easy-to-use tools to help you handle stress symptoms

• Direct links to support and help

• Always with you when you need it

Providing you with facts and self-help skills based on research.

Understanding PTSD: A Guide for Family and Friends.

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Many veterans and first responders suffer from PTSD. It's nearly impossible to see what we have seen and do what we have done and NOT come back suffering some mental damage. This pamphlet will help you, and those around you, to understand what PTSD is and how best to learn to live with it.

https://www.mentalhealth.va.gov/mental-health-recovery/resources.asp

 

As a Veteran, you might experience difficult life events or challenges after leaving the military. We’re here to help no matter how big or small the problem may be. VA has resources to address the unique stressors and experiences that Veterans may face.

https://www.hiringourheroes.org/

 

Hiring Our Heroes (HOH) connects the military community—service members, military spouses, and veterans—with American businesses to create economic opportunity and a strong and diversified workforce.