Armed Forces in United States

Range Fore Hope Foundation

Our Mission is to provide access to a variety of outdoor activities as a positive outlet to assist Active-Duty Service Members, Veterans (Combat and Disabled), and their Dependents as they overcome life's difficulties specifically attributed to the effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

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Red Circle Foundation

The Red Circle Foundation (RCF) was established in 2012 by former US Navy SEAL Brandon Webb, author of the New York Times Best Seller, The Red Circle. Our mission is to provide gap funding for Special Operations families in need. There are a lot of great charities that serve the Special Operations community however, most take weeks to months before funds can be deployed to help people in need. This is where RCF comes in, we can act within minutes and provide immediate assistance to bridge this funding gap.

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Roll Call Chicagoland

Roll Call Chicagoland (RCC) serves to empower those that are 'present and accounted for' in the mission of hiring veterans and sustaining veteran employment in and around the Chicagoland area. RCC brings together employer partners, veteran service organizations, education partners and veteran advocates, and connects them with job seeking and currently employed veterans in order to elevate the employment opportunities for veterans in and around the Chicagoland area. At its core is a networking event series where each month an event is hosted by a company leading in veteran hiring initiatives. Guest speakers are invited to share their knowledge and experiences with those in attendance, and pragmatic networking is made between veteran job seekers, veteran employees, and employer partners who are dedicated to the cause. Join in on our mission to create better employment opportunities for veterans, and be present and accounted for when you hear the words: Roll Call!

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Second Service Partners

CAPT Brian Mallady (USN, Retired) has formed Second Service Partners, a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), to provide high quality IO & T services for U.S. military projects. Drawing on his 26 years of distinguished active duty service and 9+ years of industry experience most recently as vice president of government services for Covalus, CAPT Mallady is pleased to continue a legacy of customer service and attention to detail for the benefit of military healthcare facilities and, ultimately, the service members and families who rely on them.

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Serdp & Estcp

The Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program (SERDP) and Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP) are the Department of Defense's environment and energy innovation programs. SERDP and ESTCP harness the latest science and technology to improve the Department's environmental performance, reduce costs, and enhance and sustain mission capabilities. The programs promote partnerships and collaboration among academia, industry, the military Services, and other Federal agencies.

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Signal Antenna Systems Inc

Signal Antenna Systems is a small, dynamic organization with deep technical expertise in antennas and RF systems. We specialize in providing innovative and reliable antenna solutions tailored for Communications, Electronic Warfare (EW), Signal Intelligence (SIGINT), EMC Testing, and Radar applications.

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Sniper Tools Design Company, Llc

Sniper Tools Design Company started in the year shortly after inventing and patenting our "Angle Cosine Indicator,"(TM) which is used by professional rifle Shooter's for angle fire solutions. Our goal is simple. Build the Very Best Product that we can build and focus on the principles of trust, honor and integrity."CTR" For years, Military and Federal Snipers used a protractor, string and paper-clip to achieve a solution for angle fire. Now, our solution of obtaining either cosine or angle has been implemented and is in wide use by militaries and now hunters, throughout the world. US Pat. 6,568,092 NSN: 1005 01 560 0130 Manufacturers Part No: ACIMIL-A2 GSA: GS - 07F - 0259N CAGE: 3LQE0 DOD EMall Contract #: SPM7W107DE028 In addition, we now represent and sell other manufacturer's products, so please accept our invitation to browse our web-site.

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Sons And Daughters In Touch - Gold Star Children From The Vietnam War

Sons and Daughters In Touch was formed in 1989 as the nation's first non-profit dedicated to serving Gold Star Children. Today, the organization is fulfilling its mission,"To locate, unite and support the Gold Star Children who lost their fathers in the Vietnam War." To accomplish this, SDIT collaborates with other non-profit organizations serving Gold Star Families community; advocates for certain legislation beneficial to Gold Star families; builds bridges among older and younger Gold Star families; and works to preserve the 100-year history and heritage of America's Gold Star tradition.

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South Willamette Valley Honor Flight Inc

SOUTH WILLAMETTE VALLEY HONOR FLIGHT INC is a non-profit honoring our country’s most senior veterans by taking them to Washington DC to experience their memorials. We cover Benton, Lane, Lincoln and Linn county veterans who served anytime, anywhere, between the beginning of WWII and the end of the Vietnam War (December 7, 1941 to May 7, 1975). Top priority is given to our WWII, Korean War and terminally ill veterans. Veterans travel at no cost because of the generous support of individuals, businesses and civic organizations.

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Special Operations Care Fund Soc-F

The primary mission of The Special Operations Care Fund (SOC-F) is to provide direct support to both active and retired members of the U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) Community and their families. We “fill in the gaps” of specific healthcare and family needs that are generally not met by government or other private sources. These “gaps” primarily relate to family issues and behavioral health treatments. SOC-F supports Gold Star Kids family retreats and intensive therapy for at-risk marriages, as well as behavioral health treatments such as Magnetic Resonance Therapy (MeRT)—a highly customized use of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), psychedelic therapies for Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and 12-Step treatment programs for alcoholism and addiction. Secondarily, we support other recognized and trusted 501(c)(3) organizations who focus on similar medical and family needs of our SOF war fighters and their families.

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Special Ops Survivors

MISSION The mission of Special Ops Survivors is to embrace and empower surviving families of Special Operations personnel to build a future that their fallen heroes would have wanted for them. DESCRIPTION Special Ops Survivors focuses on serving the unmet needs of surviving spouses by complementing the assistance provided by other organizations. We are the only organization exclusively dedicated to serving surviving spouses of active duty Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Special Operations personnel who have died in combat or training since September 11, 2001. OVERVIEW Special Ops Survivors helps ease the shock of losing a spouse by providing assistance to newly widowed spouses through peer support from other surviving spouses who have already gone through, survived and overcome similar tragedies. We also provide financial assistance for long-term educational and career goals, emergency financial aid, and individual emotional support. GENERAL INFORMATION Special Ops Survivors (formerly United Warrior Survivor Foundation) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit corporation with federal tax identification number 81-0567790. Donations are eligible for tax deductions.

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Stars And Stripes Honor Flight

Stars and Stripes Honor Flight honors veterans with a life-changing trip to Washington, DC to visit the memorials and experience a full day of honor and thanks.

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State Funeral For World War Ii Veterans

Our Mission: “To convince the President of the United States to designate a state funeral for the last Medal of Honor recipient from World War II, as a final salute to the 16 million men and women of the greatest generation who served in our armed forces from 1941 to 1945.”

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Suburban Towing Inc

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Talons Out Honor Flight - Michigan

Talons Out Honor Flight is the Southern Michigan hub for the national Honor Flight Network. Our goal is to take World War II Veterans in and around Southwest Michigan to Washington, D.C.(at no charge to the Vets) to visit their WWII memorial. Our current mission is to honor World War II Veterans with an all-expense paid flight to Washington, D.C. to visit their WWII memorial. Their dedication never faltered, and neither shall ours. Every day is Veterans Day We are a federally-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization run entirely by volunteers.

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Taylor County Jail

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Texas National Guard Joint Counterdrug Task Force

Mission: The Texas National Guard Joint Counterdrug Task Force detects, interdicts, and disrupts drug smuggling and associated illicit activities at the request of local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies by leveraging unique military skills and assets in order to support national counter-narcotic strategies and objectives, as well as the National Guard State Interdiction and Counterdrug Activities Plan for the State of Texas. What is the Texas Counterdrug Program? Created by Congress in 1989, the National Guard Counterdrug Program provides law enforcement narcotics support and is executed by the Governor. The Texas Counterdrug Program supports the strategic goals of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. The Texas National Guard Joint Counterdrug Task Force provides professional support to multi-jurisdictional, federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and community-based organizations in the state of Texas. All support is conducted in accordance with the Texas Adjutant General's vision, and the National Guard Bureau policies and Executive Orders. The Texas Joint Counterdrug Task Force is a "World Class" organization that plays a vital role in the war on drugs. Although the Counterdrug Program is federally funded, the Soldiers and Airmen within the program are all National Guardsmen under the control of Texas. As Guardsmen, we are “Citizen Soldiers;” your fellow neighbors. The talented Soldiers and Airmen who live among various communities throughout the state want the same thing you do…a safer community. Our personnel are experts in reconnaissance and long-range observation, analytical support to law enforcement investigations, aviation, administering training, and drug demand reduction outreach support throughout the state. We are passionate about using our unique military skills to help support our local communities with law enforcement drug interdiction and provide direct law enforcement narcotics support.

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The Fleet And Family Support Center-New Orleans

Our mission is to deliver the highest quality programs and services in order to effectively and efficiently enhance and support the quality of life of all service members and families. We support operational readiness, and sustain the warfighters.

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The Home Front Cares

The Home Front Cares provides emergency and responsive support and grants for Colorado’s military members, veterans and their families, who have been impacted by service to our Nation. Our grants pay for essential life expenses, such as rent, utilities and transportation. We serve the entire state of Colorado and all branches of service, including Guard and Reserve. As the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan wind down, our clients are now almost all veterans struggling with the transition to civilian life, as well as Post Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injuiries or other physical or emotional wounds. We receive no funding from the Federal Government - we rely entirely on grants and donations. Since 2003, we have raised more than $8.5 million and helped thousands of veterans and military families in need.

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The Mission Oriented Podcast By Veterancrowd

The VeteranCrowd Network brings military veterans, military spouses, and veteran-led businesses together with each other and the resources they need to prosper. We are network of networks, connecting you to veteran-facing organizations throughout the United States. In joining VeteranCrowd, you become a visible member of our national network, offering you a new platform to promote your business to fellow members and Network Partners. Our members reconnect to the veteran community and build relationships based on shared values, trust, and shared experiences. VeteranCrowd offers a platform to connect to peers and discounted goods and services, conserving resources, and saving you time and money. Members also support each other with confidential advice and mentoring. Securities offered through Charles Towne Securities, LLC, Member FINRA/SIPC

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The Palmetto Warrior Connection

Mission Statement: To empower the Warrior and their family by utilizing collaboration, advocacy and education by promoting relentless holistic quality care. Vision Statement: To cultivate a community of self-sustaining Warriors. Palmetto Warrior Connection, granted by America's Warrior Partnership and in collaboration with Goodwill Industries of Lower SC, is to be the first stop for Palmetto State Warriors for a holistic approach to care. Palmetto Warrior Connection (PWC) serves as first stop for Palmetto State Warriors and their needs. PWC values a fierce commitment to care for the warrior and their family with the intent to bridge the gap between military and civilian and make the transitioning process as smooth as possible. PWC is currently focusing on employment (Operation: GoodJobs), housing, and financial assistance.

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The Rocks, Inc

Overview The ROCKS, Inc, provides mentorship, scholarship, and leadership outreach to ROTC Cadets, active duty or reserve component commissioned officers, and active duty or reserve component warrant officers and Department of Defense (DoD) Civilians. The organization is also dedicated to assisting and incorporating retired or former active duty and reserve component commissioned or warrant officers and DoD civilians in supporting our mission and activities. The ROCKS Mission To strengthen the United States Armed and Uniformed Services Officer Corps and Senior Government Civilians by serving as a world class organization that provides and promotes mentorship, leader development and diversity, coaching, scholarship, networking, and professional development to maximize and leverage talent across the leadership spectrum. Our Core Competencies - Mentorship and Professional Development - Leadership Outreach and ROTC Enhancement - Scholarship - Community Involvement/Outreach - Networking The ROCKS Vision To be the premiere mentoring and networking organization to strengthen the US Armed Key things to know. Membership is available to the following: a. Active duty, reserve component, National Guard and retired officers and warrant officers, ROTC Cadets and Military Academy Cadets and Midshipmen of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Public Health Service. b. Widows and widowers of deceased members. c. Former active duty or former reserve component officers and warrant officers of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Public Health Service. d. Current and former Department of Defense and other Government GS12 and above civilians.

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Third Army Association

WHO WE ARE. The Third Army Association is for anyone who ever served or is currently serving in the Third Army or US Army Central and anyone who has ever served in any of the uniformed services and was honorably discharged. The Association was organized in 2018 to recognize the Centennial Anniversary of the Third Army. OUR MISSION STATEMENT Further develop the bond between current and past Third Army members of the U.S. Military. Maintain a record of the history and accomplishments of Third Army. Maintain a close liaison with US Army Central. Develop and support the Third Army Museum in order to assist in maintaining the history and artifacts of the Third Army. Provide scholarships to recently separated Active Duty Soldiers and Dependent Children of Veterans, and Active Duty Soldiers. Honor the USARCENT Soldier and NCO of the Year. Provide support mechanisms for our Active duty Soldiers and their Families.

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Trout Creek Bible Camp

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