If you don't find exactly what you're looking for on this page, check out: General Job Sites.

And if you are looking for some networking resources, then go check out Quintessential Careers: Networking for Transitioning Military & Families.

Career Command Post -- specializes in bringing transitioning active duty military personnel and armed forces veterans together with civilian employers hiring for executive, managerial, professional, technical, skilled and semi-skilled positions, from the Military Transition Group, Inc.

Corporate Gray Online -- where former military personnel can post your resume and search for jobs. Also includes some great articles and resources.

The Destiny Group -- a combination of resources for former military personnel, including job-hunting tips, resume writing, and job postings.

Military Candidates, Inc. -- for active duty military personnel transitioning to the civilian workforce, where you can search job listings (by industry) and submit your resume. Also includes some basic job-search resources. Free to job-seekers.

Military Hire -- operated by veterans for veterans, this site is all about helping service veterans (active duty, reserve, and national guard) and your immediate family members transition to civilian employment. Job-seekers can conduct a detailed job search, post your resume, and take advantage of career resources. Free to job-seekers.

Military Job Zone: Military to Civilian Career Transition -- a career and job site for transitioning military members and recently separated veterans, where job-seekers can search for jobs (by category, location, keywords), post your resume, and find career resources. No cost to job-seekers.

MilitaryMatch.com -- specializing in permanent placement and locum tenens opportunities for active duty military offiers and enlisted healthcare professionals. Clients come from every sector of the healthcare industry. Job-seekers can post your resume/CV as well as search job openings. Free to job-seekers. Free to job-seekers.

Military Outplacement Post -- a comprehensive online recruiting source for former military candidates, where you can post your resume and search job openings.

Military.com's Careers -- where job-seekers transitioning from the military can find resources to get the most from your military experience and make the transition to civilian employment. Also includes networking possibilities. Free to job-seekers.

RecruitMilitary.com -- a great recruitment site that targets veterans and service members making the transition from the military to the civilian workforce -- and your spouses. Services include: job searching by location and job type, military-to-civilian pay calculator, a resume builder, resume and cover letter folder (where you can store different versions to email to employers), a resume agent, and much more. Free to job-seekers.

Transition Assistance Online -- a great, one-stop online shop for transitioning armed service members and Veterans. It offers a resume bank that allows interested employers from across the country to see your resume. TAO is a joint venture by Army Times publishing company and DI-USA, Inc.

VetJobs.com -- a great site for veterans and transitioning military personnel and their family members. Job openings for all levels and types of jobs. You can search for jobs (by type, keyword, and location), as well as post your resume. Includes other key resources for vets. Sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Free to job-seekers.

Vets4Hire -- job and career opportunities for transitioning U.S. military and veterans, where you'll be able to search job listings (by profession, location, keyword), as well as post your resume. Also includes information on career fairs/hiring forums and useful articles. From The Destiny Group. No cost to job-seekers.

And for those looking for job and career advice in print, don't forget that for the complete list of career books (including specific books for former military personnel in transition), check out the Quintessential Careers Bookstore, in association with Amazon Books.

And if you are looking for a job in a specific occupation, you might also want to look in the list of industry-specific job Web sites.