Your 8-week
head start
Not sure what to do when you get out? Two weeks of recruit training, then one six-week deployment. Built by vets, for vets.
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WHY THIS EXISTS
1 of 5. I WISH I’D KNOWN THIS EXISTED.
- What happens
- When I got out, I wish I’d known something like this existed. A job built on camaraderie that rewards effort. No experience needed.
- What it means for you
- It keeps you plugged into a familiar system while you figure out what’s next.
WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE
2 of 5. DISCIPLINE. WORK ETHIC. INTEGRITY.
- What happens
- The skills you built in the service are the ones this job rewards.
- What it means for you
- You don’t start from zero.
WEEKS 1 TO 2
3 of 5. RECRUIT TRAINING.
- What happens
- Two weeks in San Antonio, before you deploy.
- What it means for you
- It’s a gate, not a rank. You pass it to deploy. Light work for you.
WEEKS 3 TO 8
4 of 5. THE DEPLOYMENT.
- What happens
- Six weeks, six days a week. You’ll talk to 30 decision makers a day, on your feet all day. Hard for most. Normal week for you.
- What it means for you
- Most of them will try to shut you down. You’ll hit walls, and we help you get past them.
AFTER WEEK 8
5 of 5. TIME TO FIGURE OUT WHAT’S NEXT.
- What happens
- Even if it’s just one six-week deployment, you leave with enough money to not have to worry about money, and time to figure out what comes next.
- What it means for you
- A lucrative transition to civilian life in a structure you’re used to.
Selection is by application
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