Veterans Day is almost here! As a friendly reminder, it's important to know the difference between key military-focused holidays so we can honor our heroes properly. Veterans Day, observed on Monday, November 11th, celebrates and recognizes all living Veterans who have served in the Armed Forces. Let's take this time to show our gratitude to those who answered the call to serve. Want to learn more about these important holidays and the best ways to honor our heroes? Check out our blog for a quick guide on what to say. https://heyor.ca/HwlOPe
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Today, on Veterans Day, we pause to reflect on the immense sacrifices made by those who have served in our armed forces. To all the veterans-past, present, and future-thank you! Your courage, dedication, and commitment to protecting our freedom and way of life are beyond words. You've faced challenges that many of us can't even imagine. May we never forget the price of freedom, and may we continue to support and uplift those who have given so much for our country. #RepublicServicesVALOR10 #VeteransDay #RepublicServices #SustainabilityInAction
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𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝗩𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀 Most Veterans, whenever they're in the military or just coming out, they've been told for years what their mission is, what their purpose is, and why they exist. And then when they get out, they do not have that clear focus of where to go next. Every Veteran is at a different point in their life. I empower Veterans and equip them to do the things they need to do to be a better version of themselves. Have you thought about your purpose after the Military? Let's talk and take a look at your thoughts?
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It’s Military Consumer Month! Sharing what you know can help protect someone you know from a scam. Here are a few things you can do to help servicemembers, veterans, and their families. militaryconsumer.gov #MilConsumer2024
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Check out this week's blog, "Veterans: Your Legacy is Worth Protecting." As we continue to give thanks to our veterans and to reflect upon the meaning of Veterans Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our nation with unwavering dedication. Your military service demonstrated a profound commitment to protecting America's future. In this article, we will help you understand the unique estate planning opportunities available to veterans, aimed at helping you protect your future and your loved ones’ futures. We’ll outline some steps you can take today to secure your family's tomorrow. Let’s start with veterans' benefits. Read more...... (Link in comments)
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I consider this good advice when meeting a veteran, just thanking them for their service is perfect for many people, if you mean it. 😊 Some veterans might have seen a lot of combat, some, none at all. It doesn't matter, each one is different. Why "thank them", as they did get paid by the US Government already? They signed the US military contract and took the "OATH" to protect the country. Because of that specific "OATH" they took, it means potentially sacrificing everything, including themselves and some of their best friends, to achieve the mission. 🙋♂️ 🙋♀️ In pretty much every other professional field, you can "QUIT". This includes the FBI, DEA, CIA, Federal Law Enforcement, fire-personnel, police and first responders. Civilian employees "QUIT" in the Iraq/Afghanistan Wars all the time, I witnessed this, and we remaining there had to make do.... Veterans/military personnel, outside of medical necessity, can't "QUIT", until their service obligation is complete. They had/have to follow their orders, even if it leads potentially to their deaths. In combat/war zones, it's generally "follow lawful orders" from your officers/non-commissioned officers (NCOs), or go to federal military prison, often in disgrace... These are just my thoughts after several decades in combined US military and Federal Law Enforcement service... Doesn't mean I assess one career field is better than the other. Military service though is different, for your entire life. 🙂 ..... #specialoperations #DEA #USArmy
How to Talk to a Veteran or current Military personnel: When meeting a veteran or current active member of the Armed Services for the first time, it’s always a kind gesture to thank them for their service. However, it's crucial to be mindful that many veterans may feel uncomfortable in how to respond. Avoid prying into their service background or asking about "war stories," as these topics can be deeply personal for them. Instead, allow them to share their experiences if they choose. Be there to support and listen without judgment. It's important to recognize that everyone’s experience is unique, and many veterans face complex emotions tied to their service. History has shown us the harmful consequences of mistreating veterans, as seen with those who returned from Vietnam war. Let’s ensure we never repeat that mistake. Remember, your political views should never influence how you treat someone who has chosen to serve their country. Respect, listen, and show support to our veterans.
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It’s Military Consumer Month! Sharing what you know can help protect someone you know from a scam. Here are a few things you can do to help servicemembers, veterans, and their families. militaryconsumer.gov #MilConsumer2024
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How to Talk to a Veteran or current Military personnel: When meeting a veteran or current active member of the Armed Services for the first time, it’s always a kind gesture to thank them for their service. However, it's crucial to be mindful that many veterans may feel uncomfortable in how to respond. Avoid prying into their service background or asking about "war stories," as these topics can be deeply personal for them. Instead, allow them to share their experiences if they choose. Be there to support and listen without judgment. It's important to recognize that everyone’s experience is unique, and many veterans face complex emotions tied to their service. History has shown us the harmful consequences of mistreating veterans, as seen with those who returned from Vietnam war. Let’s ensure we never repeat that mistake. Remember, your political views should never influence how you treat someone who has chosen to serve their country. Respect, listen, and show support to our veterans.
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It’s so important to stay connected with those who have shared our journey in service. A simple check-in can make a huge difference, especially during Veteran Buddy Check Week. Taking a moment to reach out shows we care and can remind someone that they’re not alone. Let’s strengthen the bonds we built in service and continue to support each other beyond it. #VeteranBuddyCheck #SupportOurVeterans #VeteranWellness
Veteran Buddy Check Week is October 21–25, 2024. Take time this week to reach out and reconnect with friends you served with—sometimes a simple check-in can mean the world. Together, we can strengthen the bond and support each other. #VeteranBuddyCheck #SupportOurVeterans #VeteranWellness The American Legion Joint Forces Veterans Alliance U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
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