While in no means complete, this (sourced edited) list from a recent VA email gives a good start to some interesting stops. I have added some of my own with links and hope you will do the same in the comments. The National World War II Museum in New Orleans: Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor National Memorial: … More Guide to 10 military museums and historic locations across the U.S.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether it’s sex discrimination for the government to require only men to register for the draft when they turn 18… SOURCE: https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2021/06/06/supreme-court-asked-to-review-men-only-draft-registration-law/
America’s military veterans can no longer sit on the sidelines when there is a well funded, ongoing cultural and political war being waged to turn America into a Marxist, communist totalitarian state. It truly is time for America’s… Source: Veterans must come together to combat Critical Race Theory
Forget the screaming children on the Rio Grande, the cyber attacks on our meat plants and pipelines. Don’t worry about the overseas unrest or the price hikes on gas and food. The serious issues will have to wait. Because there’s only one thing on the president’s mind right now — and that’s Pride month. Read … More Military Drafted into Biden’s LGBT Parade
Relating to civilians was a challenge for Schuyler after he got out of the Army. He felt on edge, and sometimes he had trouble managing his frustration. He didn’t believe he had PTSD, but he knew something wasn’t right. Learning he had a traumatic brain injury led him to VA and Vet Center resources that helped him turn his life around. … More Recognizing signs of PTSD and TBI
This may seem a bit of a strange way to start a devotional but it struck me this morning as I was reading my daily devotionals that God’s Army is much like the Army I (and Gen. Patton) served in. There were leaders, followers, some who stood by the wayside (out of the way) watching … More Daily Devotional for Today – 05/08/2021
Veterans, as a whole are least likely to seek help on their own for mental health issues, it is a macho thing, (for men and women) servicemembers who have fought the good fight and are you know tough. Unfortunately, this leads to many issues including self-abuse (alcohol, drugs, etc.) spousal and family abusiveness, and even … More May is Mental Health Month
American Minute with Bill Federer Ulysses S. Grant: Union General & 18th President “Hold fast to the Bible as the sheet anchor of your liberties” Hiram Ulysses Grant was born APRIL 27, 1822, to a Methodist family in Ohio. He did not like the initials H.U.G., so he rearranged them to U.H.G. When he was nominated at age 17 for … More Ulysses S. Grant
Friday, April 23, 2021 1 pm EST – Noon CST – 11 am MST – 10 am PST The official Va stats for Veteran suicide is 22-A-Day, most non-governmental veteran advocate groups believe that number is underreported. Education is our best hope of prevention. – Mike You are cordially invited to participate in a Virtual … More Suicide Awareness and Prevention Virtual Seminar
Comfort for the Grieving, Hurting, and Dying Series – Part XV Today we will look at the fourth job area for Chaplains that of the Military. Most Chaplains depending on their denomination are appointed, commissioned, or ordained. All military Chaplains are officers so they are Commissioned, some also ordained by their governing denominations. In addition, most commands … More Devotional Thought for Today – 04/21/2021
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