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Veterans possess serious skills and these elite security companies want to hire you!

Interviews are tough; government interviews can be tougher. Check out these ten tricky questions and how to answer them.

The employment of Guardsmen and Reservists is protected by law, but there are qualifications each servicemember must meet.

The coding systems used to classify federal jobs vary by agency, but the most common system is the General Schedule (GS).

Although many veterans feel that law enforcement is a natural fit, some former servicemembers resent being typecast.

Federal workers pressed Congress to reach a veto-proof deal to avoid another government shutdown.

Interviews are tough; police interviews are tougher. Check out these 15 tricky questions and how to answer them.

The movie star and Navy veteran once said, "The trouble with the world is that it's always one drink behind."

Veterans may want to take a closer look at their opportunities for high paying clearance careers in this industry.

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Army and Marine infantry may be moving closer to being transformed into an elite force, much like the 75th Ranger Regiment.

A decorated former Green Beret who has been charged in the death of a suspected Taliban bomber wants the charges dropped.

A man attempted to smash through a security gate, then charged personnel on foot.

"He was in the Navy for four years, and this is no different than being in the Navy," his spokesman said.

Officials say the new system will allow for quicker decisions and clear the backlog of claims.