Looking for a job or job training? Hire Heroes USA is the site for you. The site offers a wide variety of training resources, job postings, and everything else vets need to find a new career after leaving the service of their country.

No veteran should go without work after ETS, and Hire Heroes USA wants to make sure that happens. Check them out if you find yourself lost on the path to a rewarding career.

I’m guessing there are very few veterans who haven’t heard of USAA. If you’re one of them you’re really missing out: USAA is an insurance, home loan, banking, investing, and life planning powerhouse. Their services are only open to veterans and their immediate families, and the rates are exceptionally good.

If you haven’t at least looked into USAA’s offerings you need to do so: It could change your entire financial situation for the better!

Operated by the VA, the Veterans Crisis Line is there to help those who need it the most. Those needing emergency help with PTSD, depression, suicidal thoughts, and other life crises can call 1-800-273-8255 (option 1), text 838255, or chat online through the site.

The Veterans Crisis Line also contains a number of resources for self-treatment and information on how to recognize the signs of a crisis in loved ones. It’s an excellent resource for those suffering and those who care for them.

The VA: Love it or hate it it’s probably a part of your life now, and presumably for the rest of it as well. If you’ve been frustrated by the outdated, unfriendly, and downright labyrinthian layout of the VA’s website you aren’t alone.

The VA has been trying hard to reinvent itself, and its new va.gov website is the face of that reinvention. You may have heard of the now defunct vets.gov, which was the VA’s first attempt at introducing a new, veteran-friendly website to its online arsenal. It has since merged vets.gov with va.gov, so you won’t have to worry about a bunch of redirects tossing you between websites.

The new va.gov is built not with administrators, vendors, and organizational partners in mind, but with the veterans it serves front and center. You can find all sorts of resources right on the VA homepage–medical information, education benefits, disability, and military records are all right where you need them.

This one-stop shop for all things military related delivers news, has information on benefits, maintains its own veterans job board, and features tons of other resources to make life as a veteran just a little bit easier.

If you’re looking for a web portal to be your connection to military life Military.com is it. There isn’t a whole lot it doesn’t have, though other sites listed here do have a narrower focus that makes them more useful in certain circumstances.