The Four Economic Challenges Veterans Face

Half of the banks had closed their doors, more than twenty percent of the US population was unemployed, and the economy was lacking regulation. ("The Great Depression.") Therefore, President Roosevelt wanted to bring stability to people’s lives and the economy. Stating “I pledge you, I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American people.”("Franklin D. Roosevelt.")

It’s December 19th, 1998 and the trial for the impeachment of President Clinton is about to take place. He has been our president since 1993, and now they think he needs to be impeached for everything he has done. However, I do not think he needs to be impeached he is a very good president. So far throughout his presidential term he has created over six million new jobs. “As a part of the 1993 Economic Plan, President Clinton cut taxes on fifteen million low-income families and made tax cuts available to ninety percent of small businesses, while raising taxes on just 1.2 percent of the wealthiest people (whitehouse.gov, 2013).

The Veterans Reemployment website can be accessed at the following website address http://www.careeronestop.org/militarytransition. The Veterans Reemployment is part of the Career One-Stop Pathways to Career Success Web site, which can provide veterans with more resources to help them transition into the civilian career. This site will allow the veterans to match their military skills to a civilian career. The site provides veterans with job search tips, information about returning to school, help veterans understand their benefits and locating their military records. Furthermore, the site offer separating veterans to opportunity to attend the Transition Assistance Program (TAP) seminar, which veterans will participate in a three-day workshop

Stop and think before you speak, and when it comes to writing, whether memos or emails, the same applies but the goal is to get to the point to obtain a quick straight forward response. I joined the military in hopes of traveling the world, gaining real life experience and a true love for the country my family and I migrated too twenty-four years ago. I planned to make the military my career, but now, at almost thirty years old, a father and a husband; I found myself craving more, furthering my education is not only how I can further my career, but also become a well-rounded, educated individual. I took English 101, not only because it is required for my degree, but because I knew I needed to expand my vocabulary, grammar and writing skills. I began English 101 as a mediocre writer, I am leaving English 101 with a few more skills, the potential, desire and most importantly the resources to become a great one.

The Navy runs in my blood as an inspirational goal. Acquiring the moral responsibilities of a leader would ensure my personal attributions be a well-rounded design. I feel a debt of gratitude to America, and no better way to repay than through military service. I’ve observed that a key objective for the military is the intent to inspire. With an extensive background in family Naval history, my grandfather (Navy 0-5 F6F Hellcat pilot), uncle (Navy 0-5 F-14 pilot), mother (Navy 0-4 Intelligence Officer), and father (Navy 0-4 C-2 Greyhound pilot) have all influenced me to follow the tradition generations old.

On the other hand, refusing an offer to continue in a renowned restaurant would help you gain experience and skills for the future. (p.30) In 1986, Helton would buy Harold McGee 's "Food & Cooking" book, and Helton would soon identify the type of scientific book language in food, this book served for Helton Blumenthal, the beginning of new ideas for molecular cooking. (Viii as introduction) (McGee was called the father of the modern cuisine by Helton). (p.31) quotation After leaving "Le Manoir", Helton went in search of more knowledge about food, traveled to know restaurants and their suppliers, he wanted to see every step so this would help him open his own restaurant. In 1990, he was forced to sell his car to pay for his travels to France.

Serving in the military is a family tradition. I am grateful for all the opportunities that this country gives to its citizens and I felt like joining the military was a great way to give back to it. I took an oath of justice in defense of the liberties; to preserve peace and to calm the winds of war (Scott, 1). Being a veteran is now something that is part of me and describes myself. Since I joined the military straight out of high school, I decided to go back into school and pursue a career in business marketing.

According to John C. Maxwell “A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.” The military has taught me the important and the fundamentals of leadership through various forms, of training. In order an Army enlisted soldier to receive a promotion from the rank of Specialist to Sergeant, the solider must attend a thirty day training session called BLC (Basic Leadership Course). While attending soldiers are taught the basics of an Army leader through different classroom courses, field training exercises, and how to be an effective leader. Before I joined the Army, my definition of a leader was a person or thing that leads other people or things. My knowledge of a leader was simple and basic due to the fact that I never had to lead, now my understanding of a leader has changed through serving in the military.

One of the positive sides of having Cohort connections whether it’s in the classroom or externally, is understanding that I’m not the only one pursuing my doctoral degree. It’s knowing others in my classroom or even those, who once took the course previously have all faced the same challenges. Take for example, I’m a fellow veteran and all veterans at the begin stages of their military career all went through boot camp. It was there that you learned the meaning of honor, loyalty, and integrity, and basically what it takes to be member of the armed forces. But knowing when I need to ask for help or if someone else needed assistance, it was always there.

Often military members are put into a position of leadership regardless of their leadership training; it’s based upon rank. The Air Force works toward preparing leaders by mandating formal leadership training as service members’ progress through the ranks. Some training, if not taken seriously, meaning if you fail it can lead to not being promotion eligible or discharged from the service. It starts early in an Airman’s career and progresses until retirement. Members with the rank of Technical Sergeant and above can take a distance learning course, Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education (SEJPME).

“He was awarded the Bronze Star in 2014 for meritorious service for his role as a senior legal adviser to the Air Force during combat operations in Afghanistan.” He has been in politics for many years and this enables him to make great political decisions. He will make great choices when it comes to the United States safety. Graham might have aspects that will make him a good president but Huckabee has the experience of leading a state to success. Huckabee for

I will need to employ people that can reach my business easily. If the area my business is in has a high unemployment rate it will make it easier for my business to employ people. I will need many people to work on many different jobs. The most important person I need to employ is a chef. I will need to employ a chef because I am going to run a banqueting service and I will need someone that will cook the food for the customers.