Anyone know the best source to find decent paying jobs for veterans?

SGT Benjamin Figuried are you a credentialed merchant mariner?

USA Jobs on the govt. side-you might also start with some of the leading agencies who (at least used to) post openings online. Getting away from Federal, down to State and Municipal, there's usually a "portal" on the appropriate ".gov" site listing openings. I work for Municipal govt. and that's how my job was posted. Stuff runs in cycles, so go back...and back... and, you get the idea.

On the private side, it's "sometimes" less formal, which can be good and bad. Most people will tell you they landed the job because of networking, and having "been there, done that", I believe it is very accurate.

Bottom line, it's not an easy process, but there are some good steps-First, have a good, concise knowledge of what you want to do, remembering that there's a lot of potential crossover between former MOS and future employment codes/job descriptions. Second, "translate" your experience into "Civilian"... bear in mind that less is sometimes more, hiring is generally done using computer screening, and you get no "bonus" points for "creative writing". Third, make sure you meet all or at least most of the pre-qualifications...HR hates it when people apply for jobs where they have none to few of the listed skill sets. Fourth, consider going to trade shows, events, and other gatherings associated with the sector/industry you're interested in.

All the best!

USA Jobs is a good source to find government jobs and there is veterans and disabled veterans preferences for many jobs listed, Linked In also is a veteran friendly job related social media site.