Team Red, White & Blue

"Team RWB has been life-changing," Curtis shares. "It's given me the tools and support to build a healthier, more connected life." Curtis, a former Army combat medic, found a new mission with Team RWB. Fueled by support from our community, Curtis is crushing goals and proving that veterans' best days are always ahead. As a nonprofit, Team RWB has empowered over 18,300 veterans and service members, including Curtis, to prioritize their health this year through our Digital Garrison program. Your tax-deductible donation can help us reach even more in 2024. Give today and join our mission to forge America's leading health and wellness community for veterans.

For the first time, we're bringing Eagle Fire to the Association of the United States Army Annual Meeting & Exposition (#AUSA2024). Find us at Booth #361 in the Veterans Pavilion. What to expect: • Pull-up challenge (Time to put those PT sessions to work) • Exclusive Team RWB gear • On-the-spot membership sign-ups Veterans, active duty, or just curious? Stop by. Let's show AUSA what Team RWB is all about.

Want to help Team RWB reach further, climb higher, helping veterans overcome their toughest obstacles? Vote ONCE PER DAY until 10/17 to help us win the Land Rover Veteran & Civil Servant Outreach Award! https://lnkd.in/g53Py-nC

Team RWB is building America's leading health and wellness community for those who've served. Our approach? We go upstream, tackling physical health, mental health, purpose, and relationships head-on. Because we know Veterans are capable of amazing things. The proof is in the numbers: over 18,300 unique Veterans & Service Members engaged through our digital garrison program this year alone. They’re building healthier lifestyles, finding renewed purpose, and proving their best days are still ahead. Ready to join up? Your next mission starts at teamrwb.org.

On June 9, 2010, Judy Gentz’s firstborn son, Air Force Lieutenant Joel L. Gentz, was just 25 years old when his UH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter crashed outside of FOB Jackson in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, during a rescue mission. Gentz and four other crew members were tragically killed in the incident. Today, we honor the Gold Star Mothers and Families who carry that sacrifice every day. We run for them—for those who can’t. Will you?

A survey of 155,000 people by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine showed that just a little movement makes people 33% less likely to experience sleep problems, and 50% of those surveyed reported less daytime fatigue. Whether you’re running, walking, gardening, or playing rugby like our badass ambassador Kristen Domke—movement matters. You don’t need perfection, just persistence. Eagles don’t stay still. Move your body, earn your rest.

A transformation of our collective mindset—that’s what we’re all about. Our approach to mental health focuses on testing resilience and meeting each challenge with gratitude. The Texas heat was a beast, but it couldn’t stop us from conquering Enchanted Rock. Our first state-led Eagle Expedition was a smashing success. The power of veterans coming together in nature, forging new bonds, is undeniable. Our time in the Texas Hill Country was just another testament to the strength of Eagle Nation. 🦅 🔥

"I've had seven different surgeries, adding metal rods and screws to my body. My back and neck are fused in several places, and both of my SI joints are fused. I had a right hip replacement surgery. I also battled depression and ended up in the psych ward with suicidal ideations. Finding this group at Team RWB, along with the extra push from my wife, has helped so much in my journey. I saw a Couch to 5K program on Team RWB’s Facebook page. In CrossFit, there’s often running as part of the workout, and I thought it would help increase my stamina and cardiovascular health. So I decided to try the Couch to 5K. Before that, I hadn’t run since 2010 because I was told I couldn’t.” Air Force Veteran Brandon Smith, a Team RWB Running Group Coordinator, has faced his fears in full stride and emerged stronger than ever. “I refuse to live in fear any longer. I never expected to be able to run again, let alone be training for a half marathon. Two years ago I didn’t even think I’d be alive. Running is where I've finally found calm and peace. It's amazing the things that being active can do for both body and mind. I want to let other people know that anything is possible. Even if 100 people are telling you that you can’t do it, try it. Take the first step. Make this your day one."

We've joined forces with Blue Star Families to create a challenge like no other - the Blue Star Step Challenge! It's 600,000 steps for the 600,000 military families that PCS every year. Let's show them Eagle Nation's got their six. 👉 https://bit.ly/3Y0noSt

"My brother Claude died in my arms and I laid him on the ground like I was supposed to, then I called them over to grab him. The Japanese dumped him in a trench. The bodies were all twisted and turned, about 75 of them in one hole." SGT Alfred Haws (Bataan Death March Survivor) They endured the unimaginable. Their courage is the fire that fuels us. On POW/MIA Day, we remember the warriors whose lives were taken and those who are still missing. We push harder for them.