The February 2025 issue of U.S. Veterans Magazine honors military service with a compelling cover story on Merryl Tengesdal, the first and only Black woman to fly the U.S. Air Force's U-2 spy plane, and recognizes Vice President JD Vance for his distinguished service. It also spotlights Service Dogs of the Year and features inspiring stories and essential career resources to support veterans in their transition to civilian life.
IRVINE, Calif. , Feb. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- U.S. Veterans Magazine is proud to announce the release of its highly anticipated February 2025 issue, honoring military appreciation with a compelling cover story: Merryl Tengesdal – Fearless, Relentless.
Merryl Tengesdal, an American retired career military officer, is the first and only Black woman to fly the United States Air Force's U-2 spy plane, used for specialized high-altitude reconnaissance missions. A true trailblazer, she is one of just five women and only the fourth Black person to join the elite U-2 program. Her extraordinary journey, marked by courage and determination, sets the tone for this special edition dedicated to celebrating American heroes and Medal of Honor recipients.
Honoring Vice President JD Vance
In this issue, U.S. Veterans Magazine proudly features and congratulates Vice President JD Vance, a distinguished veteran and public servant. Sworn in as the 50th Vice President of the United States on January 20, 2025, Vance is the first millennial to hold this esteemed position. His dedication to service, both in the military and in public office, exemplifies his unwavering commitment to our nation's values.
Service Dogs of the Year
This issue also features an exciting recognition: Service Dogs of the Year. These extraordinary service dogs, chosen for their exceptional impact on the lives of veterans, are being recognized for their tireless dedication, steadfast support and life-changing companionship. Their heroic actions in aiding veterans with mental and physical health challenges demonstrate the profound bond between these service dogs and their veteran partners.
Celebrating American Heroes
This issue highlights stories of courage, sacrifice and resilience, including:
- 'Stu' Scheller—A Dedicated Advocate for Veterans: Written by Annie Nelson, this tribute in American Heroes celebrates Scheller's commitment to veteran advocacy and service.
- Honoring the Fallen: The extraordinary tale of two Civil War Soldiers posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor.
- Medal of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer: A closer look at his experience standing among giants.
Spotlight on Veterans' Careers
Equipping veterans with tools for career success remains a top priority. Key features include:
- Launching a Thriving Post-Military Career: Practical insights for veterans transitioning to civilian roles.
- A Look into a Service Member's Career in Cybersecurity: Exploring opportunities in one of the fastest-growing industries.
- The Evolving Landscape of Recruitment: Understanding the changes and trends in the hiring process.
- Unlocking Potential: Why Recruiters Should Tap into the Veteran Talent Pool: Emphasizing the unique skills and experiences veterans bring to the workforce.
- Master the Art of the Follow-Up: How to stand out after submitting your job application.
Business
Veteran-led businesses take center stage with inspiring profiles and actionable advice:
- From Duty to Business: Entrepreneurship inspired by service.
- From Service to Ceramics: Jason Stucky's Journey as a veteran franchise owner.
Education
Higher education opportunities are a powerful avenue for veterans to advance their careers. Featured articles include:
- Capitol Tech University: Building and advancing careers through higher education.
- 5 Ways to Navigate the Classroom: How educators can create an ideal learning environments for student veterans.
Health, Wellness and Family Support
The issue also delves into resources for well-being and family:
- Paws for Healing: The transformative impact of robotic pets for veterans.
- Understanding and Addressing Veteran Mental Health: Breaking barriers to provide vital support.
Packed with inspiring stories, essential resources and unmatched insights, the February 2025 issue of U.S. Veterans Magazine reaffirms its commitment to honoring the past, supporting the present and building a brighter future for all who serve.
For more information and our latest issue visit usveteransmagazine.com.
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