Warrior Transition Command
The Warrior Transition Command:
- Serves as the lead proponent for the Army's Warrior Care and Transition Program
- Ensures that non-clinical processes and programs that support wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers are integrated and optimized throughout the Army
- Supports the Army's commitment to the rehabilitation and successful transition of wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers back to active duty or to Veteran status
Federal Resume Workshop Hosted for Wounded, Ill and Injured Servicemembers
2/9/2012
More than 30 wounded, ill and injured soldiers, Marines, sailors and airmen attended the Warrior Transition Command’s (WTC) first federal employment resume writing workshop hosted at Ft. Belvoir’s Community Hospital February 6-7. Service members received instruction in seeking federal employment and preparing resumes for U.S. government agencies. Read more about the Federal Resume Workshop here.
Federal Agencies, Corporations, and Wounded Warriors Encouraged to Attend the Wounded Warrior Employment Conference
2/6/2012
The 2012 Wounded Warrior Employment Conference (WWEC) will take place at Ft. Belvoir on February 28-29. Federal and civilian agencies will discuss the benefits and best practices of hiring wounded warriors. Wounded warriors and Family members will also have the opportunity to network with conference attendees and offer resumes in a job fair-style format. For more information go to the WWEC webpage, or if you have already decided to attend download the WWEC Registration form.
U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program (AW2) Calls for WTC/AW2 Symposium Issues and Delegates
1/26/2012
The 2012 WTC/AW2 Symposium will take place on June 10-15, 2012 at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL. Symposium uses the Army Family Action Plan process to provide a formal voice for the AW2 and WTU populations to key leadership at the Headquarters, Department of the Army, Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and other federal agencies. For more information about submitting and issue or becoming a delegate go to the AW2 2012 Symposium website or download the WTC/AW2 Symposium Issue Submission or WTC/AW2 Delegate Application form.
BG Darryl A. Williams has launched "Commander's Drumbeat," a blog series highlighting his travels to WTUs. Read his posts on the WTC Blog



