One thing I always wanted to put together for our troops was a financial plan/goals course that is a little bit more in-depth than the boot/basic "this is what TSP is... now sign here and here".  

Those veterans that, unfortunately, fall into the trap of thinking it's normal for 30%+ of one's income to go towards car payments while on active duty (where this is perfectly normal), generally cannot qualify for mortgages until they realize that this is only normal in the military where you don't have to pay for housing, food, etc.I could do an entire rant on how/why the military is doing a disservice to the troops by allowing this irresponsible car behavior to be normalized among 18-21 year olds (& in far too many cases their junior to mid-level NCO leadership), but that wouldn't be helpful to OP.

@Dan Sheeks I taught the personal management merit badge at my old boy scout troop for a few years.

VA borrowers are probably an unintended casualty, as most Americans are proud to support our troops. 

We usually get a troop of speakers up here, now more than ever. 

Steven, did you see the announcement yesterday of the reduction in Army troop levels in the coming years and Fort Carson will be reduced by one brigade?

I don't think the army will close this base, I think it definitely has a future, but I think what worries me is that with my lack of experience (both in the area and with real estate in general) I'm not sure what kind of effect troop reductions will have on the local market.

So for instance, the Pentagon Federal Credit Union was set up for employees of the Pentagon, but if you join the "Voices for Troops" organization (it'll cost you $15 the first year and you don't have to renew after that) they'll let you join PFCU and get their awesome Pentagon Promise Visa card: www.penfed.org/Penfed-Promise/You do have to be careful when planning out your cash flow, though.  

Coming at my story, I'm an Italian NATO Officer but I've been living out of Italy since quite few years....last stop (where I'm currently stationed): Izmir, Turkey (quite an amzing place indeed).

Maybe focus it on bigger groups such as church groups, or corporate retreats, or Boy Scouts-Girl Scout troop getaways with parents?