With active-duty positions being eliminated, it is important that service members identified for separation use a vital tool -- the Transition Assistance Program (TAP).

Navy assistance programs for separating Sailors, as well as some enhanced transition benefits unique for Sailors not selected for retention by the Enlisted Retention Board, are outlined in ...

The first significant alterations to the Defense Department's Transition Assistance Program since 2011 are taking effect with the new fiscal year.

Introduced in 1991 and mandatory for outgoing military members since 2011, the Transition Assistance Program, or TAP, has become an invaluable resource for veterans leaving active-duty service and ...

What can you expect during the military's Transition Assistance Program? Here's what's included.

FORT SILL, Okla. -- Fort Sill hosted a pilot program this week to help Soldiers prepare to find jobs as they leave the Army. The Transition Assistance Program has been around for a number of years ...

The program is designed to connect active-duty troops with information that they will need as civilians to receive disability compensation, health care and education assistance, among other benefits.

Transitioning Fort Riley soldiers, family members and Transition Assistance Program personnel tour the Frito Lay facility in Topeka, Kan., April 17. (Thomas Reust/Army) With the vast majority of ...

When it was time to transition from the military, J. Strickland, a former Fort Bragg Soldier, said he took advantage of services provided by the Soldier for Life -- Transition Assistance Program ...

John E. Steele serves as Wright-Patterson Air Force Base’s full-time transition service officer for the Disabled American Veterans Program. He assists service members in the development of ...