Use Keywords to Land a Department of Defense Job Having trouble getting your resume noticed by Department of Defense agencies? You're not alone.
Department of Justice: Veterans Preference Put to the Test The Department of Justice has been told that, for a specific position, they can't hire a non-veteran for 45 days until the...
Federal Jobs Spotlight: 4 Steps to Understanding the Federal Hiring Process Applying for a federal career in the same fashion that you would apply for a private-sector job is not going to get you very...
Seven Tips for Successful Federal Interviews -- Making the Most of the Behavior-Based Interview Federal hiring managers do not merely conduct employment interviews, they rely heavily on them to identify the best candidate...
Work at the National Security Agency The National Security Agency is looking for graduating college seniors, experienced professionals and even high school...
USERRA FAQ for Employers The employment of Guardsmen and Reservists is protected by law, but there are qualifications each servicemember must meet.
Writing the Right Federal Resume When it comes to a federal resume the rules are different, and to ignore these rules is to risk not getting referred.
Federal Jobs Spotlight: What Is Veterans' Preference? A tough job market is nothing new to our nation's veterans.
Department of Labor Offers Veterans Gold Card The Gold Card program offers unemployed Post-9/11 veterans with special services from the Department of Labor.
Vets Share Their Journey from the Military to the White House Three veterans describe their journeys from life in uniform to key staff positions at the White House.
The Email Chain Heard 'Round the Corps: Top Enlisted Leader Makes Surprise Visit to Corporal's Graduation Cpl. Andrew Hundley never expected fame, but after becoming a Marine Corps sensation overnight, he wields it with humility...
Retired Rear Admiral Who Served Under Trump Warns of Plans to Politicize Military Justice System Retired Rear Adm. Jim McPherson warned that the Trump administration and leaders in the Pentagon have politicized the...
Pentagon Proposes Ending 14 Advisory Panels, Including Historic Committee Focused on Women in the Services As part of a review to determine whether the boards provide value and contribute to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's vision...
Army Faces Backlash over Plan to Divert Barracks Funds to Border Mission The decision, reported last week by Military.com, would gut a key portion of the Army's Facilities Sustainment, Restoration...
US Soldier Gets 23 Years for Killing His Pregnant Wife with a Machete And Dumping Her in the Trash Pfc. Dewayne Johnson II pleaded guilty earlier in the week to voluntary manslaughter, obstruction of justice and providing...
![NSA Administration building](http://images01.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2018-12/nsa_administration_building.png.jpg?itok=mkk1Bbok "FILE - This Thursday, June 6, 2013 file photo shows the National Security Administration (NSA) campus in Fort Meade, Md. The National Security Agency is deleting more than 685 million call records the government obtained since 2015 from telecommunication companies in connection with investigations, raising questions about the viability of the program. The agency released a statement late Thursday, June 28, 2018, saying it started deleting the records in May after NSA analysts noted "technical irregularities in some data received from telecommunication service providers." (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File) -- The Associated Press")
