Would you name 3 of your transferrable skills?

Michael but how do you communicate "alot" of your transferrable skills when you may only have an hour with a potential employer?

Good one!

Yes, and following each of those transfers you were obviously effective/successful. That did not just fall out of the sky. I suspect your sense of humor also helped along the way. Good come back.

4. blank Cds since you can't have thumb drives.

5. Memorized answers to mandatory training flip through online course and go directly to the test since you will waste 40 hour a year redoing them and the tests don't change much. information assurance and related, personnel recovery, drug and alcohol awarenes and related, human trafficing, sexual harrassment/EO etc ad nauseum etc...

6. Remember to not use your CAC card at a unit you are visiting since it is an over-compartmentalized unit that has too many layers of security or you have a world-wide lockout because even if you have a CAC that is registered, some segment the military still treats you like a child and you are locked out of any dod computer. This is a big gripe since it happened to me. Ask before you put a CAC card in a cac reader at a unit you are not familar with.

MSgt Mike Mikulski - That is part of Army Resiliency training that helps you deal with life and combat stress.