Our veterans, our community, our responsibility
Welcome to Operation New Uniform
Many veterans are frustrated by the lack of real opportunities accessible to them after they transition from the military. Although educated, trained and skilled, these veterans often find themselves less competitive in the professional marketplace compared to those on a more traditional path.
At Operation New Uniform we understand these challenges, even faced them ourselves, and are prepared to address them in a team environment built by a strong infrastructure of successful professionals. We focus on changing strategies, growing confidence, gaining skills and getting results. We offer training and development programs, resources and professional networks in our relentless pursuit of the professional success of the veterans we serve.
Veterans understand tactics better than anyone. At Operation New Uniform™, we embrace a corporate culture of TACTICS to guide our efforts and reach our goals.
Our Success
Confidence
ONU Veterans regain confidence through classroom training and coaching.
Community
ONU inserts Veterans into the business community and a network of supporters.
Career
ONU Veterans obtain fulfilling careers and have success after service.
ONU Veteran Success Story
News & Events
Heroes Gala
November 08, 2019
Class 32 Kick-Off
September 11, 2019
Class 32 Graduation
October 04, 2019
Class 33 Kick Off
October 30, 2019
Class 33 Graduation
November 22, 2019
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ONU attended the Agent Orange Town Hall at University of North Florida on August 7. In case you missed it, here are a few important take aways to veterans and their families...
1. Even if rated 100% disabled by the VA still file a claim if you were in Vietnam and exposed to Agent Orange. You can receive an additional stipend above and beyond your 100% if service connected.
2. Get your medical records documented to reflect you have been exposed to Agent Orange. Health complications from Agent Orange are genetic. The VA will not cover Agent Orange claims for children and grandchildren unless we provide trackable evidence of its damage.
It is important to file a claim and track health symptoms and resulting conditions if you or a loved one was exposed.
Our nation will lose our remaining Vietnam veterans in the next 10-15 years, but the ill effects of Agent Orange will continue to ravage generations to come. So be sure to keep the service members' DD-214, medical and service record with the members will and make sure family members have a copy for future VA claims and benefits affiliated with Agent Orange presumptive diseases like Spina Bifida or certain birth defects. #VeteranResource #VeteranAdvocacy #ONU #OurVeteransOurCommunityOurResponsibility #CommunityHospice
Like many VSOs, the team at ONU doesn’t clock out at close of business. Tonight, ONU alum and Project Manager, Ray Meyers, and ONU recent Class 31 Graduate, Rodney Johnson, talk with a representative from GE following the Vets on Tap Salary Negotiations presentation. #VeteranAdvocacy #OperationNewUniform #OurVeteransOurCommunityOurResponsibility #VetsOnTap
Finding the Uniform
This comprehensive training program takes veterans through an in-depth system that starts with having the right attitude and focuses on successful behaviors and refined techniques applicable to a career search.
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Enhancing the Uniform
This program opens doors and removes the barriers between the veterans, their families, and the variety of skills and resources that are available to them throughout their communities.
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