NEWS AND HAPPENINGS WITH VIP

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

UA VIP Fort Carson Welding Class 23 grads ready to begin new careers

Thanks to the United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) program, the graduates of Fort Carson Welding Class 23 stand at the...

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UA VIP Camp Lejeune Welding Class 21 grads will begin welding careers

For the recent graduates of Camp Lejeune Welding Class 21, it feels pretty good to transition from one career to another with...

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UA VIP program provides Marine a smooth transition to civilian career

For U.S. Marine Sgt. Rachel Lablance, the United Association Veterans in Piping program set her up with a turnkey civilian career...

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UA VIP provides Army Sgt. welding training and a path to a new career

After he transitioned out of the military, Army Staff Sgt. Nicholas Meulemans planned to enroll in a local college near his...

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UA VIP Fort Campbell Welding Class 18 looks forward to bright careers

The graduating members of Fort Campbell’s Welding Class 18 are about to see another promise of the United Association Veterans in...

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Army Cpl. becomes a journeyman plumber thanks to UA VIP program

Army Cpl. Dillon Douglas was first attracted to the United Association Veterans in Piping program for the health insurance,...

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UA VIP Program sets Army Spc. up for a lifelong HVAC union career

For Army Spc. Phillip Lopez, life after the military was a smooth transition thanks to the United Association Veterans in Piping...

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UA VIP Joint Base Lewis-McChord HVACR students begin career training

The United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) students have begun their training in Joint Base Lewis-McChord HVACR Class 25....

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VIP Joint Base Lewis-McChord students begin civilian career training

As students in Joint Base Lewis-McChord Welding Class 26 begin their United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) training,...

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Army Corporal secures good paying welding career thanks to UA VIP

Two years after transitioning out of the military, Army Cpl. Isaac Marinchek has a good paying career as a union welder. 

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