Female veterans are moving up the ranks, inside the service – and out. Last December, Lt. Gen. Patricia D. Horoho, became the Army’s 43rd Surgeon General. She succeeds Lt. Gen. Eric B. Schoomaker, who retired in January 2012. To obtain … read more…
The “Did You Know?” series is a recurring blog about interesting facts involving the U.S. military and its many components. The purpose is to enlighten and entertain readers with information not readily known. The youngest U.S. serviceman was 12-year-old Calvin … read more…
The Army’s FREE online program, “March2Success” offers in-depth educational materials not only to help students with standardized testing, but prepare them for the financial aid process. The program itself is geared toward high school students make smooth transitions into college. … read more…
“One day you were in the military, the next you were home in a whole different world.” -Survey Respondent, Women Veterans in Transition Whether women veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan feel at home in high heels or combat boots, … read more…
“Meditation is not limited to veterans with PTSD, but benefits anyone suffering from all forms of stress and depression in their lives.” For some veterans who suffer symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), the will to admit or acknowledge the … read more…
Need help to “demilitarize” your skills, training, and experience so that your resume conveys information in a way civilian employers can understand? If you may have trouble translating your skills and experience in ways that employers can apply to their … read more…
As veterans, you know all too well how confusing and expansive the military’s benefits system works and how unsure you can feel about using them. When it comes to educational benefits, the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill reigns supreme and using it … read more…
The “Did You Know?” series is a recurring blog about interesting facts involving the U.S. military and its many components. The purpose is to enlighten and entertain readers with information not readily known. Who were the first “Germans” captured at … read more…
Now that the war in Iraq has come to an end, more and more troops are having the opportunity to spend their holiday season with loved ones back home. However, some will not have the luxury of being home for … read more…
ICDC College sits down for an interview with Romeo Miller to talk about the importance of a college education, meeting ICDC students, saluting our veterans and more. Romeo, many people don’t realize this, but you have been an advocate for … read more…
