Veterans make up 10% of legislators in the states and territories, representing every military branch and the National Guard. The dedication of these legislators who pursue elective office in the states, concurrent with or following military service, exemplifies the true meaning of public service. Learn more about military veterans in state legislatures for 2023: https://bit.ly/3ss7kM9 #VeteransDay
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Exciting Webinar Alert! Join ACP and Maryland’s Department of Veterans and Military Families Secretary Anthony Woods for an insightful conversation on transitioning out of the military and benefits of moving to a different state - and why Maryland specifically could be a great place for military families to land. You won’t want to miss out on this conversation with Secretary Woods and hear the valuable information he has to offer!
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Congratulations to Alistair Carns on his appointment as Minister for Veterans Affairs. As Alistair is no doubt aware from his 24 years in the military, the experience of serving in the Armed Forces can leave some veterans, and their families, with very specific and unique needs. We look forward to working with Alistair to ensure that veterans with military trauma have access to the best possible treatment and support, and that he will make sure this critical issue is championed at the heart of government.
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Adjunct Faculty at TUI, Chaplain Corps Honorary Regimental Sergeant Major, CEO- WUSW, Doctoral Mentor; Vice President- International Association of Military Women of Color, Nat'l Women Veteran United- Research & Policy
HAPPY MONDAY/HAPPY ARMED FORCES DAY!!!!! On this day in 1950, President Harry S. Truman established Armed Forces Day. Peering through literature reviews gives you a different view of those who served. When you FOCUS, you find that these leaders cared about the military. The theme of the first Armed Forces Day was “Teamed for Defense,” and it had a three-fold mission: 1. To celebrate and recognize all Americans serving in uniform, as well as those who had served before. 2. To bring citizens closer to their military by hosting base open houses and public displays of new military technology. 3. To promote the unity of the military services established in the National Security Act of 1947. #A1CLorenzoRWilson
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We talked to over 2,000 military teens about their plans to join the military, and those with a National Guard or Reserve parent or guardian were more likely than those with an active duty parent or guardian to want to serve. What does this mean for our future force? Learn more in the full report: https://loom.ly/SkG5oOM.
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April is the month of the Military Child and while we celebrate them every day Partners in PROMISE will be shouting them out all month long!!! Did you Know? - That according to the Department of Defense (DOD), military families move on average every 2 to 3 years! Where has your military child lived? Or if you are a military child, where have you lived? Comment below! #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #April #MilitaryChildren #MilitaryFamilies #SpecialEducation #EFMP
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Volume 3 is coming soon! The Future Philippine Warfare is a multi-year project of the National Defense College of the Philippines that aims strengthen strategic dialogue across the defense and military communities. The articles in the volumes are written exclusively by military officers and civilian analysts from all military services, thereby capturing the 'joint perspective’ of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Download Volumes I and II: https://lnkd.in/gijcSuE5
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How any current or former military member, could support a draft-dodging grifter, who calls veterans "losers", regularly denigrates military members, their families & their service, makes little sense. More here on how many military people are no longer willing to sit-by and watch; https://lnkd.in/dKy8mhc4
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This Veterans Day, express your support of a military veteran by asking them these three questions: - Tell me about your time in service. - What are some things you wish I knew? - What's a favorite memory? Learn more about Centerstone's military services at: https://lnkd.in/dX7AGxS #veteransday #veteransupport #militaryservices #thankyouforyourservice
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Senior Vice President | Alternative Investments Director | Financial Advisor with The Continuum Group at Morgan Stanley
As we approach Veterans Day, I want to recognize the sacrifices our veterans have made to protect our freedom while they served our country. But for many U.S. veterans, leaving military service can bring big changes, both personally and financially. Getting a handle early on your money situation, and the benefits available, can help ease the transition. Here are somethings to consider as you make the transition to civilian life. https://mgstn.ly/3FSVs8Q
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I will suggest you best ways to check wars, before it erupts. a) keep a check on perceived enemies armed forces families- what are they doing, how are they making money, where are they spending, are their children intelligent or not, are their wives educated or not, are they hereditary armed forces families. Also are the armed forces personnel educated or not. Or is he or she a button push person for the political leaders. Do these Armed forces personal and their families have tie-up with internal police force which manages the civilians, if so who are the internal network of police force tied-up with armed forces of the country. I mean by Armed forces, The Army, The Airforce, The Navy and The Military space of the country.
