Monthly Archive: June 2013

UC San Diego Small Business Diversity Expo 2013 Scheduled For August 7th

Small Business Diversity Expo 2013 This year’s theme is “Know Your Neighbor: Where Opportunity meets Community!” This is a dynamic opportunity for both established and up-and-coming local, small businesses to demonstrate their products and services, while networking with other vendors and a variety of campus professionals. The expo is on the UC San Diego campus, and is open to all… Read more
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VA Vocational Rehabilitation Employment Overview: Enrollment, Links, Application

Attention Veteran Owned Business Members Looking To Hire Fellow Veterans: VA has benefits and services for Veterans who are unemployed, looking for work, or in need of training or education to qualify for a suitable job.  Additionally, check out our Veterans Hire Veterans Employment Network! Vocational Rehabilitation Benefits for Unemployed Veterans   Veterans Hire Veterans Employment Network: what do you… Read more

Welcoming Your Soldier Home Helps Fellow Soldiers Handle Certain Situations

Welcoming Your Soldier Home Details: Andrew O’Brien served honorably in the ARMY, deployed to Iraq, was a gunner on convoys and survived an IED attack. While stationed in Hawaii, soldier Andrew O’Brien tried to take his own life. “I went home that day and decided I was done. I was tired of putting up… it’s like I went to war… Read more

June 6th, 2013 Marks The 69th Anniversary Of D-Day

The History of D-Day and The D-Day Invasion Only 10 days each month were suitable for launching the operation: a day near the full Moon was needed both for illumination during the hours of darkness and for the spring tide, the former to illuminate navigational landmarks for the crews of aircraft, gliders and landing craft, and the latter to provide… Read more