AI MISSION CRITICAL CAREERS
FOR ALL VETERANS

SERVICE → TRAIN

Sacrifice transformed.

From the front lines to the fiber lines. Veterans come wired with clearance-ready trust and sworn allegiance. With targeted AI culture training, they become a workforce multiplier for America’s AI backbone.

  • Veterans 25–34 have lower unemployment than the general population—a ready, stable cohort for AI-infrastructure roles.

    National Unemployment Rate Comparison

    General Population (Ages 25-34)

    • Overall: 4.3%

    • Men: 4.6%

    • Women: 4.0%

    Veterans (Ages 25-34)

    • Overall: 3.3%

    • Men: 3.5%

    • Women: 2.1%

    Performance Comparison

    Veterans significantly outperform the general population:

    • Overall Veterans: 1.0 percentage point LOWER unemployment than general population

    • Men: 1.1 percentage points LOWER unemployment than general male population

    • Women: 1.9 percentage points LOWER unemployment than general female population

    Market Segment Analysis

    TAM States (Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Virginia, South Carolina, Oklahoma, West Virginia, Missouri, Utah, Idaho)

    • Estimated General Population Unemployed (25-34): ~279,500

    • Veteran Unemployed (25-34): 19,403

    • Veterans as % of Total Unemployed: 6.9%

    SAM States (Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Virginia)

    • Estimated General Population Unemployed (25-34): ~206,400

    • Veteran Unemployed (25-34): 14,236

    • Veterans as % of Total Unemployed: 6.9%

    SOM State (Texas)

    • Estimated General Population Unemployed (25-34): ~90,300

    • Veteran Unemployed (25-34): 5,653

    • Veterans as % of Total Unemployed: 6.3%

    Key Policy Insights

    1. Military Training Programs Deliver ROI: Veterans' superior employment outcomes validate federal and state investment in military training and veteran services programs.

    2. Concentrated High-Value Talent Pool: While representing only 7% of unemployed 25-34 year-olds, veterans bring military training, security clearance eligibility, and proven performance.

    3. Strategic Economic Development Asset: The 19,400 unemployed veterans across TAM states represent ready-to-deploy talent for AI hyperscaler projects requiring skilled, cleared personnel.

    4. Scalable Opportunity: Targeted veteran training programs can leverage existing superior employment performance for maximum return on workforce development investment.

    Workforce Development Implications

    • Proven Success Rate: Veteran-focused training programs can expect higher placement and retention rates based on demonstrated employment advantages.

    • Security-Critical Roles: Essential for AI infrastructure requiring U.S. citizenship and security clearances.

    • Quality Investment: Small, targeted veteran programs yield disproportionate economic impact.

TRAIN → WORK

Strength redeployed.

Veterans don’t just adapt—they outperform. Ages 25–34, men and women, proven high-performing talent. Disciplined work ethic. Ready now. States with strong AI infrastructure demand stand ready to lead the way.

  • We start where speed, scale, and early traction are most achievable. Republican-led and red-leaning states are creating the most favorable conditions for AI hyperscaler and energy expansion—and for building the skilled trades pipeline required to support them.

    Democrat-led / blue-leaning states remain critical markets, but they bring more regulatory hurdles, longer permitting, and greater institutional control. We plan to expand here, but Phase 1 must prioritize traction where conditions are most favorable.

    The military veteran population ages 25-34 by gender in our specified Republican-led / red-leaning states across our TAM, SAM, and SOM framework:

    TAM (Total Addressable Market)

    States: Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Virginia, South Carolina, Oklahoma, West Virginia, Missouri, Utah, Idaho

    Total Veterans (All Ages): 4,832,763

    Veterans Ages 25-34: 579,931

    • Male Veterans (25-34): 516,138 (89%)

    • Female Veterans (25-34): 63,792 (11%)

    TAM States Breakdown

    State / Total Veterans / Veterans 25-34 / Male 25-34 / Female 25-34

    • Texas / 1,408,010 / 168,961 / 150,375 / 18,585

    • Pennsylvania / 656,112 / 78,733 / 70,072 / 8,660

    • Virginia / 637,971 / 76,556 / 68,134 / 8,421

    • Ohio / 626,617 / 75,194 / 66,922 / 8,271

    • Missouri / 354,505 / 42,540 / 37,860 / 4,679

    • South Carolina / 344,530 / 41,343 / 36,795 / 4,547

    • Oklahoma / 247,634 / 29,716 / 26,447 / 3,268

    • Louisiana / 217,225 / 26,067 / 23,199 / 2,867

    • Idaho / 117,609 / 14,113 / 12,560 / 1,552

    • Utah / 113,093 / 13,571 / 12,078 / 1,492

    • West Virginia / 109,457 / 13,134 / 11,689 / 1,444

    SAM (Serviceable Available Market)

    States: Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Virginia

    Total Veterans (All Ages): 3,545,935

    Veterans Ages 25-34: 425,512

    • Male Veterans (25-34): 378,705 (89%)

    • Female Veterans (25-34): 46,806 (11%)

    SAM States Breakdown

    State / Total Veterans / Veterans 25-34 / Male 25-34 / Female 25-34

    • Texas / 1,408,010 / 168,961 / 150,375 / 18,585

    • Pennsylvania / 656,112 / 78,733 / 70,072 / 8,660

    • Virginia / 637,971 / 76,556 / 68,134 / 8,421

    • Ohio / 626,617 / 75,194 / 66,922 / 8,271

    • Louisiana / 217,225 / 26,067 / 23,199 / 2,867

    SOM (Serviceable Obtainable Market)

    State: Texas

    Total Veterans (All Ages): 1,408,010

    Veterans Ages 25-34: 168,961

    • Male Veterans (25-34): 150,375 (89%)

    • Female Veterans (25-34): 18,585 (11%)

    Methodology:

    • Age Range: Veterans aged 25-34 represent approximately 12% of total veteran population

    • Data Sources: VA VetPop2023, World Population Review, U.S. Census veteran demographics

    • Gender Split: Applied national veteran gender distribution of 89% male, 11% female

    • State Selection: Used your specified TAM, SAM, and SOM state lists

WORK → HOPE

Honor restored.

A unified nation empowering the most sacred to protect the homeland again. Join our founder—a war veteran—in this duty that places country above partisanship—and unity above division.

  • This unemployed veteran demographic represents a prime target for trade school training and AI infrastructure workforce development programs, particularly valuable given veterans’ existing technical skills, work ethic, and potential security clearance eligibility.

    Here is the breakdown of unemployed military veteran population ages 25-34 by gender in our specified Republican-led / red-leaning states across our TAM, SAM, and SOM framework:

    TAM (Total Addressable Market)

    States: Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Virginia, South Carolina, Oklahoma, West Virginia, Missouri, Utah, Idaho

    Total Unemployed Veterans (Ages 25-34): 19,403 (3.3% unemployment rate)

    • Unemployed Male Veterans: 18,064 (3.5% unemployment rate)

    • Unemployed Female Veterans: 1,339 (2.1% unemployment rate)

    State-by-State Breakdown (TAM States)

    State | Total Unemployed | Unemployment Rate | Male Unemployed | Female Unemployed

    • Texas | 4,561 | 2.7% | 4,060 | 501

    • Pennsylvania | 3,385 | 4.3% | 3,013 | 372

    • Virginia | 1,913 | 2.5% | 1,703 | 210

    • Ohio | 1,428 | 1.9% | 1,271 | 157

    • South Carolina  | 992 | 2.4% | 883 | 109

    • Missouri | 935 | 2.2% | 832 | 102

    • Louisiana | 703 | 2.7% | 626 | 77

    • Oklahoma | 624  | 2.1% | 555 | 68

    • West Virginia | 420 | 3.2% | 374 | 46

    • Utah | 271 | 2.0% | 241 | 29

    • Idaho | 254 | 1.8% | 226 | 27

    SAM (Serviceable Available Market)

    States: Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Virginia

    Total Unemployed Veterans (Ages 25-34): 14,236 (3.3% unemployment rate)

    • Unemployed Male Veterans: 13,254 (3.5% unemployment rate)

    • Unemployed Female Veterans: 982 (2.1% unemployment rate)

    SAM States Breakdown

    State | Total Unemployed | Unemployment Rate | Male Unemployed | Female Unemployed

    • Texas | 4,561 | 2.7% | 4,060 | 501

    • Pennsylvania | 3,385 | 4.3% | 3,013 | 372

    • Virginia | 1,913 | 2.5% | 1,703 | 210

    • Ohio | 1,428 | 1.9% | 1,271 | 157

    • Louisiana | 703 | 2.7% | 626 | 77

    SOM (Serviceable Obtainable Market)

    State: Texas

    Total Unemployed Veterans (Ages 25-34): 5,653 (3.3% unemployment rate)

    • Unemployed Male Veterans: 5,263 (3.5% unemployment rate)

    • Unemployed Female Veterans: 390 (2.1% unemployment rate)

    Key Insights

    • Pennsylvania has the highest veteran unemployment rate (4.3%) among all TAM states

    • Idaho has the lowest veteran unemployment rate (1.8%) among TAM states

    • Male veterans represent approximately 93% of unemployed veterans in this age group

    • Texas alone (SOM) accounts for 29% of all unemployed veterans ages 25-34 in the SAM states

    • This unemployed veteran population represents a highly skilled, security-clearance eligible workforce ready for immediate placement in AI hyperscaler infrastructure projects

    Methodology:

    • Data Sources: BLS Employment Situation 2024-2025, VA VetPop2023, state veteran employment tables

    • National Rates: Male veterans 3.5%, Female veterans 2.1% unemployment (ages 25-34)

    • State Rates: From BLS 2024 annual averages for state-specific breakdown

    • Population Base: Applied unemployment rates to veteran population calculated in previous analysis

    • State Lists: TAM (11 states), SAM (5 states), SOM (Texas only) as specified