This Veterans Day, we honor all veterans, including those affected by the Oklahoma City bombing. Capt. Laurence S. Martin of the U.S. Army survived the attack while working in the U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion in the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. He was hospitalized for his injuries. After his passing in 1998, his coworker, Vicki Hamm, donated his dress uniform to the Memorial Archives. #FromTheArchives
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Former Army Ranger, Greg Stoker, has helped me to connect the dots. Hope he can be a voice of clarity for you too.
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🚨 Exciting News! Jack Oehm to Speak at the Tampa Bay Open Golf Event 🚨 We are honored to welcome Jack Oehm, Retired FDNY Battalion Commander, and Tunnel to Towers Foundation Board Member, as a guest speaker at The Tampa Bay Open Golf Event supporting our troops and veterans. Jack’s story is one of heroism, sacrifice, and resilience. As an off-duty Battalion Chief, he was among the first responders at Ground Zero on 9/11 after both towers collapsed. Jack witnessed the tragedy, bravery, and unity that defined that day and its aftermath. Now, as a Tunnel to Towers Foundation Board Member, Jack’s dedication reminds us of the enduring strength of the human spirit and the importance of standing together as a community. Register now! https://lnkd.in/ek2QuzCd #tunnelstotowers #woundedwarriorsproject #golftournamentstampa #supportcauses #tampabayopen
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Really interesting 5 minutes there. Listening to this it occurs to me that there is so much to be learned from the experiences and successes of the military reserve services by other volunteer centred national service provision organisations like the RNLI, NHS responders, Retained and volunteer Fire and Rescue, local resilience volunteers, Coastguard, and close to my heart, Police Special Constables. Likewise all these bodies and groups have their own successes and learnings that could well benefit others. There is talk of the world entering a pre war era of increased instability, of a public struggling with its mental health and sense of self worth, of the lack of funds available for supporting the fabric of society, that makes me think that perhaps now is a time to move the experience of volunteering and professional parallel employment and take these to another level and lessen risks posed by future conflicts by increasing the sense of purpose and resilience of our population personally and society generally. A multidisciplinary leadership group with representatives across different sectors, including government, military, third sector, healthcare and private sector, would allow all to improve both their own offerings and the services they deliver in the short term and look strategically contribute to a more robust nation. Thoughts anyone?
5 minutes With Director Reserves ⏱️ Major General Mark Lancaster is the head of the Army Reserve and has spent twenty four years in service. In today's 5 Minutes With, he discusses the future and importance of the Army Reserve in a changing world. Aged 18-43 and want to be paid to train in the evening and at the weekend? Follow the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/esfxUDvW
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April 23 marks the birthday of the United States Army Reserve. Following World War I, under the National Defense Act of 1920, Congress reorganized the United States land forces by authorizing a Regular Army, a National Guard, and an Organized Reserve (Officer Reserve Corps and Enlisted Reserve Corps) of thirty-five divisions, which later became the #ArmyReserve. Do You Get The VA Benefits You Deserve? Al Giordano, Lawyer and Proud Vet Helping Veterans get the benefits they deserve. Did the VA deny your claim? Call 877-VET-FILE for a complimentary VA case review. #vaattorney #vabenefits #veteransbenefits #freecasereview #Veteranadvocate #vabenefitshelp #freeVAclaimsreview
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MONDAY MINUTE: Happy Veterans Day Veteran’s Day is set aside to celebrate and acknowledge those who have served this country. As I reflect on the service of some of my family members, I want to remind you of a few ways you can celebrate this day: 📌Volunteer at a VA Hospital or Veterans Center Spending time with veterans in hospitals or community centers is a great way to give back. Some centers welcome volunteers to read, play games, or simply offer companionship. 📌 Participate in a Moment of Silence or Ceremony Observing a moment of silence at 11 a.m. honors veterans' sacrifices. You could also attend or organize a flag-raising ceremony to show respect for those who have served. 📌Send Care Packages or Letters to Active Military Members Organizations like Operation Gratitude and Soldiers’ Angels help civilians send care packages and letters to deployed service members. This small gesture can significantly impact morale. How do you plan to celebrate or honor veterans today? 📣 A special thank you to my dad, grandfather, father-in-law, brother, sister-in-law, uncle, and cousins for their service. #MondayMinute #MondayMotivation #VeteransDay #VeteransDay2024
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What’s on your Netflix list? After years of advocacy for the 6888th Congressional Gold Medal, we were thrilled to see these incredible veterans finally receive recognition. Now, their story will reach an even wider audience with the premiere of Tyler Perry's The Six Triple Eight starring Kerry Washington, which debuts on Netflix December 20th! The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, an all-Black women's Army unit, sorted and routed millions of backlogged letters during WWII to ensure American service members stayed connected with their loved ones. These women deserve to be honored, not just for their service but for the barriers they broke for all women in the military. Learn more about the 6888th Battalion here. https://lnkd.in/gERRsVBu Learn more about the premiere: https://lnkd.in/gH7FRgrq #nomaillowmorale #honorherservice #empowerherfuture #womenveterans
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People's behind-the-curtain efforts are always worth recognizing. There are always unseen soldiers hiding behind curtains. Results are always favorable if they are motivated and satisfied to complete their work. This is relevant to all sectors of life, including corporate, political, military, dramatic, and daily activities. Regarding people behind the curtain efforts, what are your thoughts? #behindthecurtainpeople #corporate #people
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If you have any siblings or kids you're a walking testimonial for this Mil-Speaking Sale Tip! My (little) brother and I hated when our parents (and even teachers) referred to us as the other...and THEN we joined the military and it got worse! I went varsity...aka Navy, while my brother went JV...aka Army. So you can image how each of us feels when someone...or some business refers to us interchangeably. My brother is a Soldier...and isn't named Chris! I am a Sailor...and not named Eric! If you wan to sell to military community members, differentiate yourself by engaging with us using our correct branch titles! #marketing #advertising #sales
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Some very important words following a significant find by Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. If you yourself have a Missing member in your family or if you know anyone who has one, getting a DNA sample has never been more important. The increases in sophistication of DNA analysis has allowed a massive increase in numbers or distances in relation that has not ever been considered. It’s a big win for increasing the numbers of resolutions for our missing. A big win for our country and family members. #POWMIA #honor #sacrifice #veterans #army #navy #airforce #USMC #commitment.
#DYK On Sept. 5, U.S. Army Private 1st Class Lemuel Dent Jr., assigned to the 92nd Infantry Division, the famous #BuffaloSoldiers, was laid to rest in Cheltenham Veterans Cemetery in Maryland. DNA played an important role in this identification and could have not happened without his family giving a family reference sample. To learn more about how you can donate DNA as a Family Reference Sample for your missing hero, contact your respected service causality office (link below) https://lnkd.in/dV3TWhze
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THREE GOOD REASONS TO LISTEN 1. Inspiring Career Journey: - Gain insights into the extraordinary career of Retired LTC Darcie Greuel, from her enlistment in the Army Reserve during high school to becoming a distinguished Army nurse. Discover how her motivations of patriotism and funding her education led her to a lifelong passion for nursing, and how pivotal experiences, like her deployment to Afghanistan in 2003, shaped her professional path. 2. Humanitarian Missions and Global Health Engagements: - Learn about the profound impact of humanitarian missions on military medics and the communities they serve. Darcie shares heartfelt stories of providing medical care in remote regions of third-world countries, overcoming language barriers, and delivering essential health education. These experiences not only brought immense personal fulfillment but also prepared military personnel for the realities of deployment and combat scenarios. 3. Leadership and Transition Support: - Explore the challenges and triumphs of transitioning from enlisted service to a commissioned officer, including commanding medical units and leading a COVID-19 response team. Darcie delves into the support systems in place for veterans transitioning from military service and her role in the Honor Flight program. Her reflections on a 40-year career offer valuable lessons on leadership, teamwork, and the honor of serving one's country. #wardocs #military #medicine #podcast #MilMed #MedEd #MilitaryMedicine #ArmyNurse #HumanitarianMissions #VeteranCare #LeadershipInNursing #CombatNurse #MilitaryHeroes #CompassionateCare #COVID19Response #HonorFlight
THE INSPIRING STORY OF DARCIE GREUEL: FROM COMBAT MEDIC TO ARMY NURSE 🎙️ Don’t miss our latest episode featuring LTC(R) Darcie Greuel, an Army nurse with an incredible 40-year career. Here are some key highlights: -Darcie's enlistment journey and motivations of patriotism and education funding. -Her transformative 2003 deployment to Afghanistan and its impact. -Participation in humanitarian missions across remote regions. -Leadership roles and the emotional challenges of leading a COVID-19 response team. Check Out the link below for more info, links to the show and some great pics from Darcie’s distinguished career. #wardocs #military #medicine #podcast #MilMed #MedEd #MilitaryMedicine #ArmyNurse #HumanitarianMissions #VeteranCare #LeadershipInNursing #CombatNurse #MilitaryHeroes #CompassionateCare #COVID19Response #HonorFlight AMSUS - The Society of Federal Health Professionals The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine Blog Link: https://lnkd.in/gGP4pWPv
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