Need help with transition out of the military?

RallyPoint News — Mon, 29 Mar 2021 12:25:51 -0400

Combined Arms is here to help veterans and their families transition out of the military. We have over 900 resources, free of charge, to ensure you and your family have a seamless transition from service.

Click the link below to get connected to resources!

Response by SPC Margaret Higgins made Mar 29 at 2021 12:29 PM

SPC Margaret Higgins — Mon, 29 Mar 2021 12:29:59 -0400

@ Combined Arms: Thank You So Very Kindly for your/this post.
-Most Respectfully, Margaret C. Higgins U.S. Army Retired

Response by CPT David Gowel made Mar 30 at 2021 10:04 AM

CPT David Gowel — Tue, 30 Mar 2021 10:04:02 -0400

Very cool to see state-focused transition efforts such as Combined Arms' work in Texas. Thanks for what you are doing.

Response by PVT Mark Zehner made Mar 31 at 2021 10:29 AM

PVT Mark Zehner — Wed, 31 Mar 2021 10:29:52 -0400

Thank you!

Response by Lt Col Charlie Brown made Apr 4 at 2021 8:01 AM

Lt Col Charlie Brown — Sun, 04 Apr 2021 08:01:40 -0400

Excellent resource list

Response by Brooke Ashley made Apr 8 at 2021 11:16 AM

Brooke Ashley — Thu, 08 Apr 2021 11:16:34 -0400

One year after launching the Texas Veterans Network, Combined Arms announces that they have connected 10,000 Texas veterans and their families to resources that ease life’s transitions. The Texas Veterans Network was launched in April of 2020 in partnership with the Texas Workforce Commission to make Texas the first interconnected state for veterans and military families. The goal is to ensure that veterans and military families have access to a no wrong door support system in order to ease transitions between duty stations or after separation from military service and ensure the 1.6 Million veterans living in Texas have a great network of support.

Learn more and get connected today by visiting https://go.combinedarms.us/news/tvn-one-year

10,000 TEXAS VETERANS CONNECTED TO RESOURCES Celebrating the One Year Anniversary of the Texas...

1 year after launching the Texas Veterans Network, Combined Arms announces that they have connected 10,000 Texas veterans and their families to resources.