Military & Veterans

America Supports You 

Contacts at Military Installations for Veterans Leaving the Service

Department of Veterans Affairs job and resume bank 

Life Transformed; to provide education and resources to our war wounded caregivers and military spouses through private and corporate entities, and increase awareness of the long term needs of these families and support them as they re-enter the civilian sector.

Military Connection A comprehensive military directory of resources and information including free employment resources and much more.

Military Job Zone Military to Civilian Career Transition. Search top military-friendly employers. Premier online career site for former or transitioning military members. Transition assistance for veterans. 

Military Locator 

Military Spouses 

On-the-Job Training for Veterans 

Priority of Service Policy

VETS; Veterans Employment and Training Service, a U.S. Department of Labor Site 

Voices from Home A means for family and service members to communicate.

Web Site for War Widows and Survivors 

State and Federal Services

elaws - e-VETS Resource Advisor. The e-VETS Resource Advisor assists veterans preparing to enter the job market. It includes information on a broad range of topics, such as job search tools and tips, employment openings, career assessment, education and training, and benefits and special services available to veterans. Based on your personal profile and/or the various services you select, the e-VETS Resource Advisor will provide a list of web site links most relevant to your specific needs and interests.

State Veterans Service Board 

  • Serves Bartow County - Veterans Service Office, 320 West Cherokee Avenue, Room 105, Cartersville GA 30120, (770) 387-3746, (770) 387-4077 Fax

  • Serves Catoosa, Whitfield & Murray Counties -Veterans Service Office, 305 Point Nth Place, Suite 6, Dalton GA 30722-1104, (706) 272-2355, (706) 272-2355 fax, rturner@lecstar.net, jjohnson@lecstar.net 

  • Serves Douglas, Floyd, Gordon & Haralson Counties - Veterans Service Office, 201 Calhoun Avenue, Rome GA 30162, (706) 295-6026 or (706) 295-6280, (706) 749-8520 fax, rrollins@vs.state.ga.us 

  • Serves Cobb, Gilmer & Pickens Counties, Veterans Service Office, 400 East Main Street, Suite B, Canton GA, (770) 720-3538, (770) 704-2317 fax, rbarnhart@cherokeega.com, jay@cherokeega.com 

  • Serves Polk County - Veterans Service Office, 142 West Avenue, Cedartown GA 30125, (770) 749-2209, (770) 749-2266 fax, rturner@lecstar.net 

American Red Cross

  • Serves Bartow, Chattooga, Floyd, Gordon & Polk Counties, Maine Office, 112 John Maddox Drive NW, Rome GA 30165, (706) 291-6648, (706) 235-4842 fax; Bartow Service Center, 320 West Cherokee Avenue, Suite 109, Cartersville, GA 30120, (770) 382-0981, (770) 606-1600, http://www.coosavalleyredcross.org/ 

  • Serves Murray County, 211 West Fort Street, Chatsworth GA 30705, (706) 695-7605, (706) 695-6277 fax, (706) 260-3200 after hours, mcredcross@alltel.net, http://home.alltel.net/mcredcross/  

American Legion, The Department of Georgia Headquarters Building, 3035 Mount Zion Road, Stockbridge, GA 30281, (678) 289-8883, amerlegga@bellsouth.net

  • Post 245, 100 Legion Street, Adairsville GA 30103, (770) 773-379, 2nd Thursday 7:30 pm, 

  • Post  47, 401 West Line Street, Calhoun GA 30701 (706) 629-6975, 4th Wednesday 7 pm

  • Post 42, 1 Roosevelt Street, Cartersville GA 30120 (770) 382-9150, 2nd Tuesday 8 pm

  • Post 552, 710 East MLK, Jr. Drive, Cartersville GA 30121 (770) 607-7957, 3rd Thursday 7 pm.

  • Post 524, 1130 Vann Drive, Cedartown GA 30125, (770) 748-8567, 2nd Sunday 4 pm

  • Post 86, 1675 Rockmart Road, Cedartown GA 30125, (770) 748-4930, 2nd Thursday 8 pm

  • Post 167, North 5th Avenue, Chatsworth GA 30705, (706) 695-4723, 2nd Tuesday 7:30 pm

  • Post 217, 414 West 14th Street, Chickamauga GA 30707, (706) 375-4802, 2nd Monday 7 pm

  • Post 112, 1118 North Glenwood, Dalton GA 30721, (706) 226-5120, Last Thursday 6 pm

  • Post 82, 297 Legion Road, Ellijay GA 30540, (706) 276-4878, 2nd Thursday 7 pm

  • Post 305, 2962 US Highway 411 SE, Fairmount GA , (706) 337-5358, 1st Friday 7 pm

  • Post 214, 540 Park City Road, Rossville GA 30741, (706) 858-3055, 1st Tuesday 7 pm

  • Post 149, Pickens County Library, Jasper GA 30143, (706) 692-6812, 2nd Tuesday 7:30 pm

  • Post 298, City Hall, LaFayette GA 30728, (706) 638-9754, 1st Monday 7:30 pm

  • Post 136, 1/2 mile East of US 27, Eden Valley Road, Lindale GA 30147, (706) 234-7026, 4th Monday 5:00 pm EST, 6:00 pm DST

  • Post 248, Tri-State Electric, Member Building, McCaysville GA 30555, (706) 632-2787, 1st Monday 7 pm

  • Post 40, 5956 Highway 41, Ringgold GA 30736, (706) 965-9200, 3rd Monday 7 pm

  • Post 12, #1 Veterans Circle, Rockmart GA 30153, (770) 684-2582, 2nd Tuesday 7:30 pm

  • Post 545, 1 mile East of Rockmart, Springvale Road, Rockmart GA 30153, (770) 684-8115, 3rd Sunday 5:30 pm

  • Post 506, 21 Peachtree Street, Rome GA 30161, (706) 235-1817, 2nd Wednesday 7 pm

  • Post 5, 5 Shorter Avenue, Rome GA 30165, (706) 291-2247, 2nd & 4th Monday 7 pm

  • Post 52, 170 North Avenue, Rome GA 30161, (706) 235-5551, 3rd Monday 7 pm

  • Post 129, Memorial Drive, Summerville GA 30747, (706) 857-1614, 2nd Tuesday 7 pm

  • Post 106, 671 North Main Street, Trenton GA 30752, (706) 657-5275, 2nd Tuesday 7:30 pm

Disabled American Veterans, Department of Georgia, 4462 Houston Avenue • Macon, GA 31206
Phone: 478-781-7336 • Fax: 478-788-2934. 

  • Disabled American Veterans, Senior Center, 440 West 1st Street, Blue Ridge GA, 2nd Tuesday of Month, 7 pm

  • Disabled American Veterans, 4047 West Highway 120, Buchanan GA - 2nd Tuesday of Month, 7 pm

  • Disabled American Veterans, 619 Memorial Drive, Chattanooga TN 37415 (423) 875-2522

  • Disabled American Veterans, Elementary School, 339 West Church Street, Jasper GA, 3rd Thursday of Month, 7 pm, (770) 720-0955

  • Disabled American Veterans, Senior Center, 1325 Kingston Road, Rome GA, 1st Tuesday of Month, 6 pm (706) 232-8809

  • Disabled American Veterans, Civil Defense Building, Summerville GA, 2nd Monday of Month, 7 pm, (706) 734-4548

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Department of Georgia, PO Box 24269, Macon GA 31212, (478) 474-3737, (478) 474-6853, gahq@gavfw.org 

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, Acworth & Kennesaw Post   4764 M. Cobb Pkwy, Acworth GA, (770) 974-0958  

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, Blue Ridge Post, (706) 632-5002

  • Kermit Chambers Post, 5760 Hwy. 120 E., Buchanan,  770.646.9904 

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, Renis Barrett Post, 406 West Line Street, Calhoun GA 30701 (706) 629-0334

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, George Edward Smith Post, 618 Veterans Drive, Dalton GA, (706) 278-7401

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, Chickamauga Post, 98 Memorial Drive, Fort Oglethorpe GA,   (706) 861-0061

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pickens County Memorial Post, Jasper GA, (706) 692-532

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, Quigg-Goss Post, 2632 Cedartown Highway 27 South, Rome GA (706) 234-7488

  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mason-McCauley Post,  Memorial Drive, Summerville GA   (706) 857-1614

Veterans’ Service Priority

In accordance with the Veterans’ Priority Provisions of the "Jobs for Veterans Act" (PL107-288), in cases where there is a statutory mandate that requires a priority or preference for a particular group of participants or requires spending a certain portion of program funds on a particular group of participants, the veterans’ priority is applied as follows:

a. an individual meeting both the veterans’ and the mandatory priorities or spending requirement or limitation will obtain the highest preference;

b. Non-veterans within the program’s mandatory priority will receive a preference over eligible veterans outside the program-specific mandatory priority or spending requirement or limitation;

c. Similarly, eligible veterans outside the program-specific mandatory priority or spending requirement or limitation will receive priority over non-veterans outside the priority or spending requirement or limitation (once the spending requirement or limitation is met).

In cases where the targeting requirements are discretionary or optional priorities, the veterans’ priority is applied as follows:

a. The veterans’ priority will take precedence over these priorities. Within the program as a whole, the grantee is required to implement the veterans’ priority in advance of the opportunities and services provided to the population group covered by the optional priority.

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