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Let me preface this by saying this in no way involves the current company I work for! ?????? As a veteran and military spouse, it's disheartening to see that companies claiming to support the military community often turn out to be the biggest offenders, belittling service members instead of helping them grow. It's concerning that these companies fail to recognize the valuable skills and experiences of veterans and military spouses. Let's advocate for genuine support and respect for our community within all organizations. #SupportVeterans #MilitarySpouses #LeadershipDevelopment #RespectOurTroops #EthicalEmployers

Finally OP: BELONGING the book by Samuel T. Reddy is getting launch tomorrow if you have been wondering the challenges Commonwealth and Gurkha face after military service, then this book is for you. #OPBELONGING #Commonwealth #Gurkha #Veterans #military.

The Institute of Leadership researched the value of productivity skills of military veterans and Service leavers in civilian organisations. We are thrilled to launch our findings during #ArmedForcesWeek to show how employers can benefit from harnessing the unique skills of veterans ??? Download the condensed report here: ??https://ow.ly/h3xM50Sr22E Full report coming soon ?? #LeadershipResearch #ProductivitySkills #MilitaryVeterans #ServiceLeavers #ArmedForcesWeek #VeteranEmployment #VeteranSkills

Thinking about leaving military service or already made the move? Check out Veteran CEO (VCEO) Magazine which offers candid advice from seasoned military personnel who have made the move and are now leading the way in various industries. Please help support this fellow veteran, Jay Hernandez, who's developed this publication to assist military members with their transition by liking, sharing and following his channel. "Empowering Veterans in Business" - Transitioning from Service to Success!" https://lnkd.in/gs-_gY48 (Veteran CEO Magazine website) Yeah, that's me on his 2nd episode! Ooh Rah! #militarytransition #transitionadvice #veteransceomagazine #

Understanding D-Day and Honoring Our Armed Forces: Ever wondered what the “D” in D-Day stands for? It’s a common question, and the answer is simpler than you might think: “D” stands for “Day.” It was a military code for the day an important operation began. For many of us, June 6, 1944, or D-Day, symbolizes a monumental moment when Allied forces, including a significant number of British troops, stormed the beaches of Normandy. This wasn’t just any day—it was a turning point in World War II, a day that changed the course of history and secured the freedoms we enjoy today. Remembering D-Day is about more than just reflecting on the past. It’s about honoring the courage and sacrifice of those who laid down their lives for the greater good. These were ordinary men and women who performed extraordinary feats under unimaginable conditions. They faced relentless challenges, but their determination and bravery paved the way for victory against tyranny. As we look back, it’s essential to not only remember those who served during that critical time but also to appreciate the members of our armed forces who continue to protect our nation today. Their commitment and dedication ensure that the legacy of courage and service lives on. These individuals are out there every day, making sure that our country remains safe and that our values are upheld. Let’s take a moment to honor both the heroes of the past and those who continue to serve. Our gratitude for their service and sacrifices cannot be overstated. They stand as a testament to the resilience and strength that define our armed forces. Here’s to the past, present, and future defenders of our freedom. Your efforts and sacrifices are truly appreciated.?? #DDay #Remembrance #ArmedForces #Respect #Service #Gratitude #Veterans #Military #BritishForces

I highly recommend anything that Donna Harris is involved in launching and leading. If you are an entrepreneur, either practicing or aspiring, you should check this out!

When you realize that you can't stay in the military forever . . . Then transition to a Veteran's life is your next mission. How long does that take? This is not a PCS move or something you've done before. Plan on 2-3 years of part time study and thinking if you want to succeed. Would you go into combat without a plan or knowing the terrain and enemy capabilities? Of course you wouldn't. You want to succeed. Did you become a military expert after attending basic training or the basic officer course? Of course you didn't. You put years and much study into it. Military transition is not different. This book by Algrish Williams, Sr., MPA is a good starting point to understand the terrain that is called military transition. #soldierforlife

What makes a Successful Transition from Military to Veteran. Are you a military veteran looking for guidance on transitioning to civilian life? Every video on Mil2Vet has advice on how to navigate this challenging process. Watch now! #MilitaryTransition #VeteransLife #Mil2Vet

The confluence of relationships. This is what happens when people come together - they listen, talk, and relate over commonalities and experiences. Relationships are built. The military does this better than most. Throughout my career, I have watched many groups be in the same room, but rarely do I see engagement occur so fast than in the military and veteran community. I saw it again this past weekend. Veterans were sitting around talking and the Army showed up. Within minutes, they were engaged with the veterans. They know and understand that each person matters. The convergence of active service and veteran service merged into relating to each other. Relationships are the bridge between generations and differences. People are stronger together. Today on Veterans Day, follow the example of our veterans and active service members - Relate to each other! #VeteransDay #relationships #peoplematter

Moving for the Military? Your Family’s Guide to Selling Your House #QuickTipsTricks #SellingAdvice