Hunter Army Airfield — Transition Guide
Everything you need to plan your transition from Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, GA. Local job market, VA resources, and GA veteran benefits.
ACTIVE DUTY
5,500
TOTAL COMMUNITY
10,000
MAJOR UNITS
2
TAP OFFICE
Yes
Major Units at Hunter Army Airfield
Savannah, GA Job Market
The Savannah, GA metro area is the local job market for veterans transitioning from Hunter Army Airfield. Many veterans choose to stay in the area due to established community ties.
Transition Tips
- 1.Start your job search 6-12 months before separation
- 2.Attend Hunter Army Airfield's TAP workshops and career fairs
- 3.Connect with local veteran employment organizations
- 4.Research Savannah, GA cost of living and salary ranges
Georgia Resources
- •18 VA facilities in Georgia
- •680K veterans in Georgia
- •State veteran benefits and tax exemptions
Army Career Translation Guides
Explore civilian career paths for Army occupations commonly found at Hunter Army Airfield.
Bradley Fighting Vehicle System Maintainer
5 career paths
AH-64 Armament/Electrical/Avionic Systems Repairer
4 career paths
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Specialist
4 career paths
Watercraft Operator
5 career paths
Fire Control Specialist
4 career paths
Carpentry and Masonry Specialist (now 12W)
4 career paths
Public Affairs Broadcast Specialist (now 46S)
4 career paths
Air Defense C4I Tactical Operations Center Operator/Maintainer (now 14G/14H)
4 career paths
VA Claims & Disability
Start your VA disability claim before or after separating from Hunter Army Airfield. File a Benefits Delivery at Discharge (BDD) claim 90-180 days before separation for faster processing.
Plan Your Transition from Hunter Army Airfield
Use our free toolkit to translate your MOS, build your civilian resume, track VA claims, and explore Georgia benefits — all in one place.