SAVE THE DATE – Colors and Service of Remembrance 10/16/21
Massing of the Colors and Service of Remembrance The San Diego Chapter of The Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW) will again host our annual free...
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Monthly Archives: September 2021
SAVE THE DATE – Walk for the Fallen 5/10k and Golf Tournament
Walk for the Fallen 5/10k and Golf Tournament (https://walkforthefallen.org/sycuan) If you’re a weekend warrior looking for a worthy way to celebrate our...
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Pacific Airshow is Back, and Premium Tickets are Here
Jet Ready, Southern California! Pacific Airshow is Back, and Premium Tickets are Here RV Camping Reservations Available Through the New Mobile App Few...
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Suicide Prevention Month: YOU Matter
September is Suicide Prevention Month In the weeks and months after my husband died by suicide, I was often asked “What was he thinking? Why?” See direct...
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Challenged Athletes Foundation
Challenged Athletes Foundation Operation Rebound CAF Operation Rebound provides grants year-around to active duty service members, honorably discharged...
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Warrior Project’s Drone Pilot Training
Did you hear the buzz? Wounded Warrior Project brings innovative career training opportunities to San Diego veterans… See direct link to issue > San...
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RIDE FOR THE BRAVE
Connecting Veterans One Mile at a Time The Ride for the Brave was borne out of tragedy in the summer of 2020 when US Navy veteran, David White (48), killed...
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It’s Your Time to Master Your Transition
CHANCE VS CHOICE Let’s be honest. Just the thought of transitioning from the military into the civilian workforce is stressful. Jeff is a prime example. He...
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NOT FORGOTTEN
Third Friday of September is POW/MIA Recognition Day By August 1972, there were few naval aviators with more warfare experience over the skies of North...
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Veteran of the Month – Jude Litzenberger, U.S. Navy Veteran Retired
If I had to choose one word to describe Navy veteran and this month’s Veteran of the Month, Jude Lirtzenberger, it would have to be “pioneer”. From helping...
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