New Resource Built by Service Members — Helping with Evals, VA letters, awards, and More

[milpath01]

Hey everyone,


Just wanted to quickly share a project that might be useful to some here, especially those handling evals, FITREPs, legal docs, or transition paperwork.

I'm Alex, the founder of milpath.com. I noticed there are tons of tools out there, but most only solve one small piece of the puzzle when it comes to military documentation.

So I built MilPath.com — an all-in-one platform that helps:

• Write performance bullets (EPRs/FITREPs/awards)
• Draft VA claim letters
• Translate MOS/AFSC into civilian terms for resumes
• Create basic legal docs (power of attorney, etc.)

It's designed to make life easier without having to jump between ten different websites.

If it sounds helpful, feel free to check it out.

 

[AllAmerican75]

How are you doing this exactly? Are you using an LLM? If so, is it a closed garden? If not, this will likely run afoul of DoD guidance for usage of LLMs.

 

[mmx1]

So you collect name rank, service number and telephone number of service members but don’t identify yourself anywhere?

Seems legit, Chen Biao

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Hey everyone,


Just wanted to quickly share a project that might be useful to some here, especially those handling evals, FITREPs, legal docs, or transition paperwork.

I'm Alex, the founder of milpath.com. I noticed there are tons of tools out there, but most only solve one small piece of the puzzle when it comes to military documentation.

So I built MilPath.com — an all-in-one platform that helps:

• Write performance bullets (EPRs/FITREPs/awards)
• Draft VA claim letters
• Translate MOS/AFSC into civilian terms for resumes
• Create basic legal docs (power of attorney, etc.)

It's designed to make life easier without having to jump between ten different websites.

If it sounds helpful, feel free to check it out.

Not today, China.

 

[Brett327]

It's designed to make life easier without having to jump between ten different websites.

Or, just take 10 minutes and write three lines of text for an award. Zero websites required.

 

[ea6bflyr]

Hey everyone,


Just wanted to quickly share a project that might be useful to some here, especially those handling evals, FITREPs, legal docs, or transition paperwork.

I'm Alex, the founder of milpath.com. I noticed there are tons of tools out there, but most only solve one small piece of the puzzle when it comes to military documentation.

So I built MilPath.com — an all-in-one platform that helps:

• Write performance bullets (EPRs/FITREPs/awards)
• Draft VA claim letters
• Translate MOS/AFSC into civilian terms for resumes
• Create basic legal docs (power of attorney, etc.)

It's designed to make life easier without having to jump between ten different websites.

If it sounds helpful, feel free to check it out.

Interesting AI photos on your page. 🤷🏻‍♂️

 

[JTS11]

WTF does that nametag say? and the flag patch is backwards...lol

 

[ea6bflyr]

WTF does that nametag say? and the flag patch is backwards...lol

lol….tell me what this one says:

 

[cfam]

@milpath01 because your website is a pay service, you need permission from @webmaster to advertise here. Thread locked for now, we can re-open it if you get approval.