You can download a template first, and then write according to the template. As for the specialty column, you can write some military skills, such as what military boxing you are good at, responsible for flag-raising and etiquette tasks, or you can write directly, or write broadly: you are familiar with military etiquette and have rich experience in various ceremonies.

Dude, don't worry about your resume. In fact, you only need to write down the skills that length of military service, a military service, has in his post, such as driving. Most people who recruit retired soldiers only need to know how much you have, and the resume is just a stepping stone. The interview is the most important thing.

Brother, remember in the interview: attitude first, ability second, diligence third. One is to have a good attitude and a low-key and modest attitude, and then show your ability. The other is to show that you are a diligent person.