Veterans In Motion now uses a more up-to-date method to reach our service men and women transitioning out of the military.
Review our Blog and subscribe to our RSS Feed through your My Yahoo page or the options listed at our feed address. For further information, go to
http://feeds.feedburner.com/VeteransInMotion-Vim . This is a valuable option for someone who has access to a computer without email capability.
You may also receive V.I.M. Blog live updates via email by placing your name in the subscribe box on our Blog. See the Bloglet option in the upper right hand corner of this Blog. You can now receive up-to-date entries and not miss out on our postings.
Veterans In Motion’s Blog also has a job feed posted. If you’re considering leaving the military, check back frequently for new job listings. Jobs are rotated daily.
To opt-in our weekly newsletter, return to our main web site at
http://www.veteransinmotion.com and place your name and email in the upper right hand corner. You will receive our weekly military transition newsletter and complimentary services.
For quick job guides and financial education resources, visit
http://www.veteransinmotion.com/recommendedresources.htm . There are valuable tools online and our web site has a few of them listed to assist with your transition. Please see the below banner on the page of the web site and see what the United Spouses Association has to offer. They are a great team of people who care about the military family.
Stay tuned for more developments from Veterans In Motion. Visit our website at
http://www.veteransinmotion.com for further options and services.
If you have any recommendations, please write
vetsinmotion@aol.com with your comments. We appreciate your feedback.
Be Safe.
Your Military Transition Coach,
Johnetta Matthews
MilBlog Member
Notice to Viewers:
Veterans In Motion is not a job service or affiliated with the military. We hold the military at the highest regard and the services it offers. Veterans In Motion is a supplemental service to address the inner conflicts a person faces while leaving the military.