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	U.S. VETS provides housing, counseling, job assistance, and HOPE to thousands of homeless veterans each year. Our programs foster the skills necessary for every veteran to return to the community and remain self-sufficient...

Learn more at our website here: TeamTrident.com	Team Trident is a private recruiting firm based in Houston, Texas, with a niche focus in the energy industry. Team Trident has a proven track record of matching outstanding military technicians with exceptional companies who value their skills and experience.



In 2006, Puppies Behind Bars began raising service dogs for the disabled as it enabled us to affect a diverse group of individuals with varying needs and of different ages. In addition to basic obedience, manners, and socialization, inmate puppy raisers are responsible for teaching the pups almost eighty commands... Learn more at our website here: http://www.puppiesbehindbars.com



We are a group of dedicated Texans who have formed a recognized 501(c)(3) Texas tax-exempt/non-profit public charity, (Federal EIN 56-2656711), Operation Military Embrace, Inc., (OME) to assist our injured military, their families, and those military personnel accused of battlefield crimes in their time of need. OME is attempting to fill “gaps” in need that have not been addressed by the many other fine 501(c)(3) organizations that have come to the forefront to support our military during this time of global war against Islamic Terrorists dedicated to the destruction of Western Civilization... Learn more at our website here: http://www.operationmilitaryembrace.com

Military Ministy.org
Bridges to Healing Military Ministry Bridges to Healing is a strategy for churches that want to minister to the military in their midst and are looking for specific training and tools to do so. Bridges to Healing seminars and resources help churches provide appropriate and relevant outreach to military people and their families. They are designed to fit within many existing ministries such as those providing pastoral care, small group discipleship and fellowship, Christian counseling, and other caring/healing services. Becoming a Bridges to Healing church involves taking a series of practical steps to become effective at ministering to military members and their families in ways that are relevant to their special needs, especially if they are experiencing the effects of combat trauma or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Watch the Bridges to Healing video…

Houston Freedom Fest.org Honoring The Heroes Who Give Us Freedom
To help in meeting these needs requires an intentional, concerted effort by developing a "Corps of Compassion" (comprised of churches and other caring organization, armed with expanded resources and training), which reaches out to meet the needs at a personal relationship level. This kind of support goes well beyond bumper stickers and an occasional prayer to truly knowing and supporting individuals, to understand and help meet their individual needs... "Visit the Website Here" PTSD Combat Winning The War Within Tracking stateside post-deployment incidents such as domestic violence, police standoffs, and all the rest including suicide, has been something that I have been a vocal proponent of. My work on the PTSD Timeline, in fact, officially kicks off again today, and in the coming weeks you'll see (far too many) new additions... "Visit the Website Here"

Army Achievement Medal

Criteria: Awarded for outstanding achievement or meritorious service not of a nature that would otherwise warrant awarding the Commendation Medal. Since the Army Achievement Medal is designated as an award solely for junior personnel, it is generally only awarded to officers in the pay grade of O-4 and below and enlisted personnel below the grade of E-7.

Award authority rests with local commanders, granting a broad discretion of when and for what action the Achievement Medal may be awarded. The Army Achievement Medal may be awarded in a combat area, but for non-combat meritorious service. The Achievement Medal is the lower of the United States military’s meritorious service medals.

The Achievement Medal was first proposed as a means to recognize the contributions of junior officers and enlisted personnel who were not eligible to receive the higher Commendation Medal or the Meritorious Service Medal. Additional awards are denoted by oak leaf clusters.