Team Red, White, And Blue

You know the commercial with Trace Adkins in it? Yea, that is the Wounded Warrior Project. In this paper you will find many facts about the organizations and things that say good and bad things about it. This organization is one of the few that I would consider donating to. The Wounded Warrior Project has several critics but they continue to keep their reputation high by providing help to thousands of military veterans in many different ways.

For the activities that they focus on are to raise awareness and enlist the public 's aid for the needs of injured service members, to help any injured service members aid, assist each other, and to provide unique, direct programs and services to meet the needs of injured service members. Their mission statement is “to honor and empower wounded warriors”. Also their vision statement is “to foster the most

USARECs tactical organizations recruiting centers are responsible for prospecting and recruiting professional individuals that will volunteer for a job serving as a Soldier. Their main effort involves identifying and creating the Soldier of 2025 that will fight to win any complex operating environment. Daily NCOs engage local communities to find individuals to enlist despite the changing United States (US) society where 7 out of 10 prospects do not qualify to enlist into the Army. NCOs at this tactical level have a tremendous challenge in their day-to-day operations. They have to accomplish daily operations by overcoming many factors and challenges. These challenges include economic conditions, persistent and unstable Middle East, China,

My passion for this demographic stems out of my own personal experience. I spent most my childhood overseas in the largest military community outside the US in Germany. At a young age, I was taught to respect all military members and live a life of service. Through volunteering at numerous canned food drives and with the American Red Cross, I have learned that veterans often face financial and health difficulties following their completion of service. My father, a wounded military veteran, does not receive any compensation in return for his twenty years of service. Thus, my family faced economic hardships once we moved back to California in 2013, where we struggled to make ends meet. This injustice has motivated me to serve those who have sacrificed for our country. One of my goals in obtaining a Master’s in Global Health is to learn how to better accommodate and advocate for veterans and their health care needs. I hope to gain further insight and experience with this population through working with the veteran’s population of San

At the core of every Soldier or Veteran is a family that is influenced by their service. Nowhere is more evident of this service and sacrifice, than

“Wounded Warrior Project Helps Couples Heal During Rehabilitative Mental Health Journey.” PR Newswire [Asheville], 5 Dec. 2016. Regional Business News. Accessed 24 Mar. 2017.

Watching my grandfather’s dedication in the United States Air Force, and my father’s in the Army influenced my commitment to sacrificing different aspects of my life in preparation to attend a service academy. Both men serve as examples to me of service and dedication to our great country. Continuation of this legacy weighs upon me to advance the ball further. As a member of the NAACP, my grandfather fought in the civil rights movement to afford an equal opportunity for me to succeed in our ever-changing world. Providing an opportunity to prosper and tools to serve, remained an important priority for him as he encouraged his children and grandchildren to make their own place in their community. His experiences and mission taught me important

The Wounded Warriors is a successful charity because they provide injured military members the medical support they need.

We will establish a non-profit organization called Operation Green Zone (OGZ) that will provide innovative and effective programs, services, and advocacy for U.S. Veterans. Beginning with everyday needs to emergencies; Operation Green Zone will be the bridge for Veterans and the services available to them. OGZ programs and partnerships will enable us to quickly channel affordable help. Commitment to assisting Veterans heal from their service-related injuries, both visible and invisible, will set OGZ apart and be the catalast of change for Veteran lives.

So many people put their lives on the line for the sake of this country. It would be nice if, after all the damages they suffered, there was organization that could help them recover that bit of life they lost in war; that would not mislead them with false promises, or squander their money. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) has been one of the best-known organizations providing assistance to Iraq- and Afghanistan- war veterans for the last several years. But as time has gone one the organization has broken down, and is lately the focus of negative media attention after it CEO, Steven Nardizzi and COO, Al Girodano, who were accused of lavishly spending over $800 million in donations to the WWP. The following paper therefore analyzes the background

MD, nurse, social worker, case management, pharmacist, as well local food bank and other potential resources (Milstead 2015 p 264). These are just some of the innovative tactics in team work visualize that bring about a sustained positive outcome of the situation at hand. This case (example), exemplifies a holistic approach and concept that requires true interprofessional (“team 4”) collaboration among healthcare providers (we need to make this work) as well as all the available (what we have). The team 4 concept is about all disciplines utilizing every potential resource to bring about positive changes in healthcare outcomes (Milstead 2015 p

This organization mission is helping veterans that are wounded or hurt. “The wounded warrior project serves veterans and service members who incurred a physical or mental injury, illness, or wound, co-incident to their military service on or after September 11, 2001 and their families” (Wounded Warrior Project). This project is helping veterans that have been hurt mentally and physically.

They all come from across our land. They represents every race, ethnicity and creed, yet they all pledge the same oath, to fight for the same cause and operate as one team, with one shared sense of purpose.”

Mia Hamm voiced, “I am a member of a team, and I rely on a team, I defer to it and sacrifice for it, because the team, not the individual, is the ultimate champion.” This nation is much as a team, the citizens, government, as well as the military all a significant unit of it. Each teammate makes sacrifices for each other, some sacrifices more arduous than others, but all important, to achieve the gold. Ultimately, Veterans have safeguarded our nation's extensive history and impending future. This is by virtue of their disposition to sacrifice. Veterans are to the United States of America as a defender is to a football team, protecting all others, even in times of distress and chaos.

I understand that I’m gushing a bit about ROTC. That is because they are the vessel in which I have found teamwork. Furthermore, the jobs we are training for will involve problems requiring teams. A car isn’t built by a single man or woman. A doctor has nurses. I have an editor.