NEWS AND HAPPENINGS WITH VIP

Take a look at some of the newsworthy items for the VIP program.

Army sergeant had stress-free transition from military thanks to UA VIP program

Army Sgt. Jaime Chavez knew he would need a new career when he transitioned out of the military. After learning about the UA VIP...

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Army veteran thanks VIP program for easy transition to civilian life

U.S. Army Veteran Ryan Hammond joined the Veterans in Piping (VIP) program in May with plans to learn new skills that will...

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VIP graduate thanks UA VIP program for career opportunities

Former Marine Sgt. Marshall Lord joined the United Association Veterans in Piping Program to prepare for his transition out of...

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UA VIP graduate thanks UA VIP program for preparing him for a civilian career

Navy Veteran Luis Diaz joined the Veterans in Piping program (VIP) in 2022 to prepare for a new civilian career as an HVAC-R...

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UA VIP graduate walked 68 miles for veteran suicide awareness

A United Association Veterans In Piping (UA VIP) graduate recently received media attention for walking 68 miles to raise...

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VIP Graduate finds immediate success with UA career

Former Army Staff Sgt. Ryan Dunn is enjoying the start of a successful civilian career in the HVAC-R field thanks to the United...

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Congratulations to UA VIP Fort Carson Welding Class 25 graduates

The graduates of the United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) Fort Carson Welding Class 25 will soon begin new and...

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UA VIP welcomes the first female instructor

Sgt. Rachel LaBlance is now the first female instructor for the United Association Veterans In Piping (UA VIP) program.

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Marine lands a civilian job with good pay, healthcare thanks to UA VIP

When U.S. Marine Staff Sgt. Thomas Ramberg transitioned out of the military in 2021, he didn’t need to worry about healthcare or...

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Army Cpl. transitions into a good paying civilian career thanks to VIP

Army Cpl. Rory Mierzejewski was a bit nervous when he began the United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) training..

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