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Veterans Stand is a Humanitarian NGO that allows for veterans to continue their service once they leave the military. We are an organization built from the ice and cold of the frozen North Dakota blizzard of early December '16. It doesn't matter what side of the isle you are on, we are all human beings. We, as veterans, took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
We are actively looking for leaders to start local chapters that are run with our structure but for the most part independent. This allows them the flexibility to act locally while have a national presence of 10's of thousands of brothers and sisters to call on in a time of need. We offer, training and structure, oversight, fundraising support, and a chance to make a difference in this nation's future while up holding the values of our oaths.
I'm the Operations Chief - and we are looking for talented people on both the national and local levels.
We are actively looking for leaders to start local chapters that are run with our structure but for the most part independent. This allows them the flexibility to act locally while have a national presence of 10's of thousands of brothers and sisters to call on in a time of need. We offer, training and structure, oversight, fundraising support, and a chance to make a difference in this nation's future while up holding the values of our oaths.
I'm the Operations Chief - and we are looking for talented people on both the national and local levels.
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PO2 Brandon Boucher
It has been a great opportunity to serve and up hold our oaths in this turbulent time. We are currently aiding the Cheyenne River Sioux tribe with logistics and operations of there pipeline resistance camp, and we have plans in the works for an operation to Flint, MI to raise awareness of the problem there.
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I guess I should put a little more detail into this post. It does appear pretty vague. We currently have an ongoing mission with the Cheyenne River Sioux tribe in North Dakota. They have set up an embassy type prayer camp just north of the flood plain on private land. They have partnered with us so that we can help with camp logistics and operations. We are also staffing a medical clinic, a mental health clinic, and starting to bring in lawyer to help with legal issues that have arisen with the water protectors. The 1st Nations Peoples have the greatest number of veterans than any other group per capita. The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe is 44% veterans. We were humbled to be asked to help in this matter.
We also have plans for Flint, MI and I won't get into to many details, but let's just say we have been asked by the people to come in and help them. We have a 3 phase plan that will be of benefit to the people, for that is who we serve.
We also have plans for Flint, MI and I won't get into to many details, but let's just say we have been asked by the people to come in and help them. We have a 3 phase plan that will be of benefit to the people, for that is who we serve.
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