Military Acronyms

WISDIM

Warfighting and Intelligence Systems Dictionary for Information Management

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Photo: Photo by Sgt. Pete Thibodeau A coalition force member maintains security during a meeting Afghan Local Policemen and National Policemen to talk about self sustainment for the ALP and ANP ... More Photos...

Joint Forces Complete Biennial Exercise Valiant Shield 2016

SEPTEMBER 26, 2016, PHILIPPINE SEA (NNS) – Units from the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S. Air Force completed the biennial exercise Valiant Shield 2016 (VS16), Sept. 23. The 12-day exercise is a biennial, U.S.-only, field training exercise (FTX) with a focus on joint training among U.S. forces to conduct a range of missions […]

Talk To A Recruiter

One of the first aspects of joining the military is speaking to a recruiter. If you are unsure about the branch of the military you are interested in joining, don’t be shy about speaking to recruiters from all branches of interest. They are there to inform you about your possible options in joining the military. […]

Veterans in College: 4 Things Veterans Should Know About the GI Bill

August 15, 2016, by Anica Oaks – The GI bill gives men and women in the military, as well as veterans, the opportunity to obtain higher education. However, these benefits can be confusing. So here is some need-to-know information about the GI bill for eligible persons who are considering going back to school. Remember these […]

Five Often Forgotten Jobs You Can Get in the Military

February 13, 2016, by Brooke Chaplan – The military’s main mission is to defend the rights and property of Americans. They primarily are focused on protecting the homeland, but there are some lesser known and forgotten jobs you can get in the military that are a little more non-traditional. Most people aren’t aware these jobs […]

Tips for Navigating Your Finances After a Tour of Duty

December 2, 2015, by Brooke Chaplan – According to Veterans Inc, an organization that serves veterans at their families nationwide, there are 2.25 million veterans in the United States. With so many people returning from service, you may think help would be readily available. In many ways, there are plenty of services available to assist veterans in returning to civilian life. However, it’s up to the service member to know where to look.