Veteran helping other military members find jobs after their service: You are not alone
Thousands of veterans who leave the armed forces every year face an uncertain future. Washington state is working to help them take the next step and transition into civilian life. The Governor announced November is Hire-A-Veteran month, and the state is working to provide as many opportunities for the men and women who served in the armed forces to make a smooth transition into the civilian workforce. On Joint Base Lewis-McChord, is the first national certified, one-stop career center on a military base.
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