Armed Forces in United States

Bullets & Bandaids

Bullets and Bandaids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to breaking down social barriers between veterans and civilians through the transformative power of storytelling and art. Our program begins with interviews with veterans from across the world, covering a wide spectrum of experiences — from World War II to modern conflicts, from privates to generals, and across diverse cultural and social backgrounds. These stories are entrusted to civilian writers, who translate them into compelling narratives that remain true to the individual’s voice. Each narrative is then interpreted by visual artists, resulting in original works of art that embody the story in new, profound ways. The final collection is showcased in immersive exhibitions, published anthologies, and voice-over recordings for accessibility. Together, these works spark empathy, healing, and dialogue between communities while honoring the lived experiences of veterans and the civilians who share their journey. Since our founding, we have collaborated with Pulitzer Prize–winning journalists, poet laureates, Emmy-nominated filmmakers, and internationally renowned artists. Our exhibitions have been featured at institutions such as the Columbia Museum of Art and the Ringling College of Art and Design, with interest expressed from the Smithsonian and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Volume 5 of our project includes participants from 18 countries across 6 continents, making Bullets and Bandaids a truly global initiative. At its heart, Bullets and Bandaids is about honoring humanity through creative collaboration. By giving space to honest, unfiltered stories — including those addressing PTSD, sexual trauma, racial disparities, LGBTQ issues, government neglect, resilience, and humor — we remind the world that every voice matters and that art can be a bridge to healing and understanding.

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California State Guard - Air Component Command

About California State Military Reserve The California State Military Reserve (CSMR) is the State Defense Force of California authorized by United States Code (32 USC 109c) and the California Military and Veteran’s Code (CM & VC 550). The mission of the California State Military Reserve, as recognized in National Guard Regulation 10-4, is to provide an adequately trained and organized State military reserve force under the exclusive control of the Governor. The CSMR is meant to be capable of accomplishing those State emergency responsibilities normally assigned to the National Guard, when the Guard is federalized or otherwise not available. In addition, the CSMR performs such military duties as the Governor directs within the parameters of applicable federal and state law. Typically those additional military duties include assisting civil authorities during domestic emergencies and assisting in the mobilization and demobilization process of the National Guard. The CSMR is a volunteer operational force upon which the California National Guard depends. Its members are subject to call to state active duty by the Governor of the State of California.

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Camp Grayling Jmtc

Camp Grayling JMTC evolves within the National All-Domain Warfighting Center (NADWC) to challenge Soldiers and Leaders. The Camp Grayling Joint Maneuver Training Center at Grayling, MI is the largest National Guard training facility in the United States. It comprises acres of four-seasons training lands, 337 square-km of restricted airspace, and up to Hz spectrum available. Camp Grayling supports the summer and winter Northern Strike joint exercises, and National Guard Exportable Combat Training Center Exercises. Camp Grayling provides premier facilities including a Combined Arms Collective Training Facility, two impact areas for indirect fire and aerial weapon systems up to 500-pounds, and three live-fire shoot houses. Specialized facilities include the Maneuver Area Training Equipment Site for pooled equipment, Multipurpose Range Complex capable of armor/crew served weapons and Combined Live Fire Exercise, and an Army Airfield with two runways.

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Camp Shelby Training Site

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Centurion Military Alliance Cma

CMA’s mission is to serve actively transitioning military service members by providing vetted resources and military-to-civilian cross-trained expertise which is focused on supporting and preparing the military community for professional career opportunities while providing personalized assistance to better serve them in achieving both their short and long-term employment readiness and job placement goals. We do this through forging alliances with organizations mutually vested in empowering our nation’s honorable warriors while integrating their vocational, leadership, and management skills into a viable workforce and equipping them with the tools and resources necessary to be the most successful generation in history! CMA offers a one-of-a-kind transitional skills training and education platform that ensures each individual attending the TWW is equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to establish a professional career path upon exiting the military. CMA ensures that each member receives a professionally written resume provided by a Certified Resume Writer which highlights their experiences throughout their military career. Each service member works one-on-one with Human Resource /military cross-trained professional who provides their time and talent, while addressing the soft skills which complement each transitioning service member’s vocational skill sets. Each service member will be adopted by that HR professional to assist them until they become employed.

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Comfort For America's Uniformed Services Cause

Cause was founded in April 2003 when four West Point graduates who had served in Vietnam and their wives began providing personal care items and clothing to wounded soldiers arriving at Walter Reed from the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan. Today, Cause organizes programs that support recreation, relaxation and resiliency reach thousands of injured service men and women facing months of medical care and rehabilitation far from home and family. These programs are designed to bring a bit of relaxation and fun into what are, for many, very challenging circumstances. But they also serve a much more serious purpose: that of helping wounded warriors begin the normalization process and the re-entry to home and community as they take their long journey back to health. Cause programs include: C-DEL (Digital Entertainment Libraries), Hospital Game Carts, Massage/Reiki/Reflexology treatments, Family Craft Nights, and other special events. Cause programs take place on the campuses of military medical facilities in the United States and in Germany, including Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Brooke Army Medical Center, Balboa Naval Medical Center, Fort Hood, Fort Bragg, Fort Belvoir, Fort Riley, and Fort Bliss.

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Crusaders Valor For Veterans

The Cowgirl brand is at the heart of Crusaders Valor for Veterans, dedicated to honoring and supporting those who served. We are driven by the tragic statistic that 22 veterans take their lives each day. Having witnessing my son's struggles with PTSD after returning from Afghanistan, sadly, he almost became one of the 22 veterans that take their own lives everyday. I learned to understand the hidden demons that many veterans face. We emphasize the importance of providing tangible support beyond mere gestures of gratitude, recognizing the profound impact of mental health issues among returning servicemen and women. Through compassionate, heartfelt one-on-one conversations, we listen to veterans, showing them they are not forgotten or alone. We pray and strive to reduce veteran suicide to zero. Cowgirls embody the core values of integrity, honesty, and respect, building trust and inspiring a call to action. We embrace our traditions to help raise money to buy groceries for veterans in need nationwide. Veterans should never be hungry or homelessness. Join Crusaders Valor For Veterans in their mission to support and honor those who have served. Thank you for standing with us in making a difference. valorforveterans.us Please follow and support the cause at:

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Dct Inc

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Delaware Office Of Veteran Services

Delaware Office of Veterans Services proudly serves the first state's veterans. Services include 4 nationally accredited Veteran Service Officer's to assist with Veterans Affairs claims, questions, and concerns. Delaware's Veteran Cemeteries located in Bear and Millsboro are proudly operated through this division. The Headquarters located in Dover boasts a large resource center for most veterans needs.

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Dod Prevention

The Office of Command Climate and Well-Being Integration (OCCWI) works to prevent harmful behaviors like suicide, sexual assault, harassment, domestic abuse, and child abuse across the Department of Defense. OCCWI empowers leaders to create healthy command climates by providing them with the people, data, and best practices they need to minimize risks and keep the focus on the mission.*DISCLAIMER: Please note that this account is not a monitored crisis service. If you are a veteran in crisis or concerned about one, please seek immediate assistance. Your safety and well-being are important, and professional help is available around the clock. Call: 988 and press 1 Visit: Text with a Crisis Line Responder: Text 838225 or through VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat Crisis Resources Abroad- Northern Command: Dial 988 then Press 1 - Indo-Pacific Command: Call +1 844-702-5493 (off base) or DSN 988 (on base)- European Command: Call +1 844-702-5495 (off base) or DNS 988 (on base)- Central Command: Call +1 855-422-7719 (off base) or DSN 988 (on base)- Africa Command: Call +1 (off base) or DSN 988 (on base)- Southern Command: Call +1 866-989-9599 (off base) or DSN 988 (on base)

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Elpisphere

Houston area resources and events for our military families.

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First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry

The First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry is a purely volunteer cavalry troop and was the first organized in defense of the colonies. Today the Troop is certainly the oldest mounted military unit and quite possibly the oldest military unit of any kind that has been in continuous service to the Republic. The times that called it into being, and the character of the original members who fought through the seven years of the American Revolution, together forged concepts of service and a body of tradition that have given it a continuity of purpose since 1774.

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Ghost Army Tactical

If you are looking for a unique tactical experience look no further. From basic stock items to custom gear repair fabrication, repair or modification; we are here to help meet your needs. If you can think it up more than likely we can help to create it. Our home is Virginia Beach, VA, simply stated we are deep rooted in the military community, we understand the challenges of the individual. We deal only with manufactures that offer the highest in quality merchandise and combine that with excellent customer service. Recently added is firearms accessories. We also carry a selection of items for law enforcement and EMT personnel. Re-stated, our mission is to provide you with what you need, the highest quality items, in the least amount of time possible.

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Gr8transitions4u

At GR8Transitions4U our goal is for you to transition from the military into the civilian workplace with the highest probability of success with the least stress. We provide multiple career field transitional books with your desired path in mind. Our services are geared toward the individual, small team or organization. Be it face-2-face, online, or through your local chapter, organization or club, we offer the following high quality, cost-effective services and publications. Contact us today for your next speaking engagement. Transitional Books Speaking Engagements Consultation & Training Individual Assessment Personal Strategic Roadmap

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Gunnies Sporting Goods & Wstrn

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Heidrea For Heroes

Heidrea for Heroes is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit providing custom support to veterans who are facing hardships and transition challenges in civilian life. Our MISSION is to provide adaptive housing renovations, vehicle modifications, qualified home repairs, specialized mobility equipment, veteran/family support, immediate utility/rent relief, and workforce readiness programs that motivate veterans and families to move forward through challenges. By providing a positive direction for our U.S. veterans during unexpected hardships, we honor their service. We often partner with businesses and individuals who appreciate the sacrifices our veterans have made for our country and who want to give back. Some of our donors have engaged with us because past charitable work has left them feeling like their gift wasn't meaningful for a large organization; disconnected due to services benefitting those removed from their local community; or frustrated by lack of transparency. Heidrea for Heroes is a small, local non-profit working every day to serve veterans in southeastern MA. We offer a range of business partnership levels, and, if desired, an option to restrict your donation to support individual veteran projects only. From large gifts to small ones, the generosity of community members makes a real difference for our organization and drives our work. Any veteran from Bristol, Norfolk, Plymouth, Barnstable or (parts of) Middlesex and (parts of) Worcester Counties are eligible to apply for support. For more information about our services and programs, visit heidrea4heroes.org. Connect with us on LinkedIn, by calling 774.773.3951 or emailing info@heidrea4heroes.org if you would like to talk about ways to get involved in our work.

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Home Front Military Network Hfmn

Home Front Military Network's mission is to connect military service members, veterans and their families to resources offered by our trusted community partners and to provide emergency financial assistance.

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Honor Flight Columbus, Inc

Honor Flight Columbus is a nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring America’s veterans with a trip to Washington DC to visit their service and war memorials. These trips are free of charge to any qualified veteran. We strive to help veterans share their stories with future generations, as well as celebrate their service to our country with a proper homecoming that many of them never received. With the conclusion of the 2024 flight season, we have successfully flown 138 missions that totaled over 10,170 veterans. Our organization is funded entirely by donations from various businesses, foundations, school organizations, and other grateful Americans. Honor Flight Columbus accepts applications from America’s Senior Veterans: Currently, these are the men and women, age 65 and over, who served at least one day of FULL TIME active duty (outside of any basic training/boot camp and initial training). Veterans with combined active duty and guard/reserve service of over 20 years are also eligible. For scheduling, top priority is given to WWII, Korea and terminally ill veterans. Veterans are placed on a waiting list and are booked in the order that we receive their applications. WWII, Korea and terminally ill veterans receive priority and are booked on the first available flight.

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Hope4veterans

Hope4Veterans is a program that empowers and provides HOPE to Military Women ( Women Veterans and Military Spouses) by providing resources, support, unique connections to other military women within the community. Hope4Veterans is to help educate and make awareness of the military women struggles. Hope4Veterans is to help educate, bring independence and stability for their families. Military Women are brought together with a purpose to provide resources to make sure that our veterans gain the assistance and advocacy they need and have earned.

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International Military Community Executives' Association Imcea

IMCEA, the International Military Community Executives’ Association, is the only international organization that exists specifically to advance the professional development of U.S. military MWR/Services managers around the world. IMCEA members can be found at virtually every military installation and base worldwide, working to improve the quality of life for uniformed service personnel and their families. In addition to regular members from the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, IMCEA also brings in associate members: manufacturers and other vendors, both large and small, that serve the military MWR/Services community. IMCEA partners with industry and other professional associations to provide state of the art training for MWR/Services managers all over the world. IMCEA also provides recognition through a long-standing awards program, and presents scholarships to managers and family members to continue their education. IMCEA has developed the only recognized certification program for MWR/Services professionals: CMCE, the Certified Military Community Executive, proudly worn by those who achieve the highest levels of professional experience, job knowledge, and professionalism.

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Iowaworks For Veterans

Iowa is committed to being the best place for military members, Veterans and their families. “IowaWORKS for Veterans” is a one-stop resource for career, education, and support opportunities available in Iowa. IowaWORKS for Veterans can help service members, Veterans, and their spouses navigate workforce programs available throughout the state, helping Veterans and their families build successful lives. This page includes news, job opportunities, and success stories from programs supporting Iowa Veterans, including: · Home Base Iowa, Iowa’s premier program for Veterans, transitioning service members and their spouses. HBI career advisors can help translate military experience into a civilian resume and connect job seekers with Veteran-friendly employers. · IowaWORKS, Iowa’s network of job centers and home to IowaWORKS.gov, Iowa’s largest jobs bank. IowaWORKS can connect job seekers with training and workshops on a host of topics and advise on which skills are most in-demand among Iowa employers. · Iowa Workforce Development (IWD), the state’s leading agency for workforce solutions. IWD is the source of workforce policy news, grant announcements, and other changes impacting reemployment and unemployment services in Iowa.

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Japanese American Veterans Association

The Japanese American Veterans Association (JAVA) is a 501(c)(19) nonprofit and professional organization with global members and friends. Our purpose: • To provide assistance, as needed, to member veterans and their spouses, caregivers and dependents. • To perpetuate the memory of Japanese American (Nisei) veterans and their families. • To conduct educational programs to emphasize the contributions of AANHPI war veterans including speeches, and discussion panels for various civic, religious, political and educational groups. • To sponsor social and recreational activities in keeping with the patriotic spirit of national holidays. • To promote the spirit of patriotism and national pride to future generations, particularly those of Japanese ancestry. • To provide financial assistance and scholarships for deserving descendants of Japanese American veterans. • To liaise with other veterans' organizations, including Military Intelligence Service, the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the 100th Infantry Battalion groups. Please join us on social media • Facebook:@Japanese-American-Veterans-Association • Twitter:@JAVAGo4BrokeMIS • YouTube: Executive Director: Ms. Antoinette Phelps IRS 501(c)(19) Veterans’ Organization Tax ID: EIN 52-1786923 - For Copyright & Image Policy, please visit the JAVA website

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Journal Of Special Operations Medicine Jsom Published By Breakaway Media, Llc

The Journal of Special Operations Medicine is an internationally renowned, academic peer-reviewed journal subscribed to in 80 countries, published by Breakaway Media, LLC. Our focus is on unconventional and operational medicine, to include tactical casualty care, practiced in the remote and austere environment. In addition to the JSOM, we also publish and distribute the Advanced Tactical Paramedic Protocols Handbook (ATP-P). Breakaway Media, LLC is a full service publishing house based in St. Petersburg, Florida. For more information visit jsomonline.org or breakawaymedia.org

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Ky Valor

We are a nonprofit organization that helps veterans capitalize on their military experience to meet career goals. We partner with employers throughout the Commonwealth to connect transitioning service members and their spouses with open job opportunities. We believe that the shortest pathway for the transitioning veteran is the best pathway. By recognizing your unique career goals and family needs, we’ll connect you with a fulfilling career in Kentucky.

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