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I don't know what I'm doing wrong, if anything, but I have been looking for work for over 3 months.  I have expressed interest in or applied for nearly 200 different positions and for my effort have scored 4 call backs, 2 interviews, and zero offers.

I was active duty US Navy from 98 through 07 in an aviation electronics field.  After my honorable discharge I took a position as a law enforcement officer with a government agency where I worked until 2011 (on paper).  I was terminated without proper cause in Nov 11 and through my Union fought my termination for the next year.  In Dec of '12 I accepted a settlement deal that included a monetary payout and required me to resign my position effective the date of my termination and given a letter of service to provide proof of employment.  So I was unemployed for a year before being in a position where I actually 'needed' to look for work.  I applied at a few places during that time, but as soon as they learned of my situation, that I was in a legal battle to get my old job back, they understandably passed on me as an employee.

In Feb of '13 I bought into a partnership with an existing local tow company (although I had no experience in the field) and opened my own satellite branch operating under his business name and license.  I sunk everything I had into this business; money, time, effort, everything.  After 6 months of operations, and making exactly $80 (not $80 profit...$80 total) I closed the branch in Aug due to having no more money to pay the bills.  Part of the reason behind my failure is lack of knowledge in the business and trying to 'build a name' in an area that was already flooded with competition, and part of the reason was lack of research on my business partner who in the long run failed to deliver on specific promises made (verbally not in writing) prior to signing a deal that severely limited my ability to be successful.
<bot>: On paper I've been out of work for the last 2 months, plus a span of time from Nov 2011 through Feb 2013.