1. Is it better to join the Marine Corps before, after, or during college?
2. What kind of training is there to prepare you for becoming a Marine?
3. Where do you go to too join the marines?
4. What are the different jobs you can do as a Marine officer?
5. How might you prepare yourself for the recruiting process?
6. What is the US Marine Corps.?
7. How might you prepare yourself for Marine Basic training?
8. What kind of lingo does the Marine Corps. use?
My project is focused on how might a person who doesn't know anything about veterans, help them with their problems/struggles they are facing. I hope to learn and actually help struggling veterans with some of the problems they face. I’m doing this project because of my internship/volunteer at The Veterans Leadership Program of Western Pennsylvania(VLP).
Project Links
- Book- Federal Benefits for Veterans, Dependents and Survivors
- Class Blog
- Help for Veterans
- Home Of Heroes Home Page
- National Veterans Foundation
- Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
- Veteran issues Obama's plan
- Veterans Leadership Program of Western PA Home Page
- Volunteer and Donate to help Veterans
- Wikipedia (Veteran)
Key Terms
- CHAMPVA - Civilian Health and Medical Program of Veterans Affairs
- DAV - Disable Veterans
- DMVA - Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
- FHA - Federal Housing Administration
- GIB - GI Bill
- Lock and Load - Put ammunition in a weapon and prepare to fire.
- MIA - Missing in Action
- PHSHG - Public Health Strategic Health Care Group
- POW - Prisoner of war
- SAH - Specially Adopted Housing
- VA - US Department of Veterans Affair
- VEOA - Veterans' Employment Opportunities Act
- Veteran- Somebody formerly in armed forces: a former member of the armed forces
- VLP - Veterans Leadership Program of Western Pennsylvania
Blog Archive
- November 2009 (2)
- October 2009 (2)
- September 2009 (5)
- March 2009 (8)
- February 2009 (11)
- January 2009 (6)
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