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Military Resume Examples
One finished resume per civilian job, written from real military work and rendered by the same engine that builds yours. See the whole page, the lines that changed, and the words the job posts use.
Examples by civilian job
Each page shows the full resume, why it works, the military-to-civilian translations it uses, and the keywords the postings ask for. New jobs are added as they pass review.
Logistician resume example (military to civilian)
Logistician, one page, Classic template. Bullets built from real MOS work.
Industrial machinery mechanic resume example (military to civilian)
Industrial Machinery Mechanic, one page, Classic template. Bullets built from real MOS work.
Avionics technician resume example (military to civilian)
Avionics Technician, one page, Classic template. Bullets built from real MOS work.
Information security analyst resume example (military to civilian)
Information Security Analyst, one page, Classic template. Bullets built from real MOS work.
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More samples and templates
- Military resume samples by branchArmy, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Space Force, Coast Guard
- Military resume before and after25+ bullet rewrites
- Military to civilian resume samples by rankNCO, senior NCO, officer
- Army resume examples by MOS11B, 25B, 92Y, 68W, 35F
- Military resume templatesPrivate sector and federal formats
- Military experience on a resumeWhere it goes and how to word it
Frequently asked questions
What does a good military resume example show?
A civilian job title at the top, military work rewritten in the words the job post uses, and results with numbers a hiring manager can picture. The rank and MOS stay, but as context under the translated title, not as the headline.
How long should a military to civilian resume be?
One page fits most enlisted careers and most first civilian jobs. Two pages is common past fifteen years of service or for senior NCO and officer roles. The examples here are one page because the target jobs usually call for it.
Should I list my MOS, rating, or AFSC on a civilian resume?
Yes, once, in parentheses after the translated job title or in the job description line. Most civilian readers will not know the code, so the translated title carries the meaning and the code is there for the recruiters who do.
Can I download these examples?
Every example page has a PDF link that prints the same resume through the same engine, so what you download matches what you see line for line.
Build yours the same way
Upload your evals or your old resume, pick the job, and the engine writes the civilian version. Two tailored resumes free.