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Universal Technical Institute and Premier Truck Group Offer Transitioning Military Service Members Unique, Tuition-Free, On-Base Diesel-Commercial Vehicle Technician Career Skills Program at Fort Bliss (El Paso, Texas)
Universal Technical Institute and Premier Truck Group Offer Transitioning Military Service Members Unique, Tuition-Free, On-Base Diesel-Commercial Vehicle Technician Career Skills Program at Fort Bliss (El Paso, Texas) Graduates from the Premier Truck Group Diesel Tech Career Program earn Systems Certified Technician credentials and are offered employment with Premier Truck Group EL PASO and DALLAS, Texas — Nov. 10, 2022: Universal Technical Institute (NYSE: UTI) and Premier Truck Group (PTG) offer transitioning military service members a first-of-its-kind, tuition-free, on-base diesel-commercial technician training program at the U.S. Army’s Fort Bliss location in El Paso, Texas. Launched in 2021, the 12-week program provides industry-aligned training that leads directly to employment for graduating military members transitioning to civilian life. “Veterans are talented and agile,…
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Join us as we celebrate veteran-owned businesses across the country from Oct 31st – Nov 4th, 2022
Join us as we celebrate Veteran-owned businesses across the Country from Oct 31st – Nov 4th, 2022 which is National Veterans Small Business Week. Each year the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) celebrates, connects, and empowers service members, Veterans, National Guard and Reserve members, and Military spouses during National Veterans Small Business Week…this year marks the seventh year. As you may or maybe not know Rollors is a 100% owned & operated Veteran-owned company. Over the years we have supported other Veteran & first responder charities/events with donations. We’ve given over $50,000 worth fo Rollors over the past few years. For us to be able to do that we need…
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Veterans Struggling to Survive Following Hurricane Ian Get Help from Paws of War
Paws of War Veterans are set up in Florida, providing life-saving equipment and supplies NESCONSET, New York – Hurricane Ian ripped through parts of Florida, leaving people in desperate need of help. Veterans from Paws of War, who have risks and health issues to contend with, didn’t hesitate to drop everything and rush to aid those in need. One of the people they came to the rescue of is Mark Daniel, a U.S. Army Airborne Veteran, who lives in one of the worst hit areas in the Hurricane’s path. He would never ask for help for himself, but for his special needs son and elderly mother he knew help was needed,…








