The Military Advantage, 2011 Edition: The Military.com Guide to Military and Veterans Benefits

By Terry Howell

Book Overview

Featuring the 2011 changes to Family Education, Survivor, and Wounded Warrior benefits, this is the latest edition of The Military Advantage. Acknowledged as the essential reference to military and veterans' benefits, this annual has earned a reputation as a reliable, up-to-date guide for millions of American military families. Written by Terry Howell, the managing editor for Military.com, and backed by the resources of that twelve-million-member organization and its parent company, Monster.com, the guide unlocks the availability of benefits that too often are overlooked or go unused. These valuable benefits include scholarships, educational resources, health care, family support programs, home loan guarantees, wounded warrior resources, transition assistance and much more. Full of insider tips, shortcuts, and answers to frequently asked questions, this easy-to-use guide collects multiple resources into a single timely reference with an authoritative analysis of the benefits. Updated annually, it enables readers to make the most of the military experience, whether on active duty, a veteran, a retiree, or member of a military family. The Military Advantage,2011 Edition is published in partnership with Military.com.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591143926
• ISBN13: 9781591143925
• Release Date: March 2011
• Publisher: Naval Institute Press
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 1.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.3" x 1.0" x 7.5"

Customer Reviews

The Military Advantage

Fantastic Resource. This book really puts everything into perspective. If you are considering going into the Military you should definitely buy this book. You can find every way possible to take full advantage of the benefits entitled to you whether you are in the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marines. Excellent!

AFQT percentile score - 83

Before taking the ASVAB I already have an Associates degree in communications and electronics. After going through this reviewer I scored an 83 for theAir Force. I recommend this book for somebody out of high school or someone who need a refresher course trying to get into the military. This book is not up to date. There are 10 categories in the actual ASVAB (computerized test) instead of the information in the book. I still recommend this book since it has plenty of useful information to increase your score. I am actually qualified for themajority of the jobs that the Air Force has to offer.