When your service is over, we’d love to talk to YOU about your FUTURE.
You served our country well and learned invaluable skills along the way. The work ethic, drive and discipline you acquired are highly valued. Across the country, our member companies support the amazing women and men of our armed forces, so please consider your next career in an essential, stable industry.Loyalty, duty, honor and commitment may be second nature to you, but for us, it’s exactly the kind of values that will take you anywhere in our industry.
Is this YOU?
“I loved the military. It gave me a sense of purpose, helped me with my self-discipline, and provided me with amazing technical skills. I was an E-4 Specialist is an armored tank division specializing in logistics, so my skills were directly applicable to the Supply Industry.
I wanted to start a family, so when I decided to leave the Army, I did a lot of research on industries and career opportunities that would work for me. I was amazed at what I learned about the Supply Industry. I had many, many options to consider. Now I handle distribution logistics for a $200 million dollar company in the Midwest!”
—Specialist Nancy Palermo, United States Army
Mobile, AL

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Jesus grew up in a small town just outside of San Antonio, TX, and loved to play football. In fact, he was a standout receiver for his high school team and started all 4 years. He ended his high school career with 36 receiving touchdowns and over 3,000 receiving yards. He thought about playing in college but something just didn’t seem right. He wanted to take a different path, one which would allow him to travel, gain more diverse skills, and possibly pay for college somewhere down the line.
Jesus went to a career fair in his senior year in high school and met a recruiter for the US Army. It was after that discussion that he knew what his next move would be. He enlisted, went to boot camp, and was ultimately assigned to a military police battalion where he served one tour in Iraq and one tour in Afghanistan.