Videos tagged with Military Support

This video highlights a limited-edition Benchmade 940 Osborne knife, created in partnership with Folds of Honor for Veteran's Day. A portion of the proceeds from sales will benefit the Folds of Honor Foundation, which provides educational scholarships to the children and spouses of fallen or disabled service members and first responders. The video emphasizes supporting a charitable cause related to military and first responder families.

This video features John Devine, founder of the Rescue 22 Foundation, discussing their non-profit organization's mission. Rescue 22 trains shelter dogs to become service animals for veterans. The interview, conducted at SHOT Show TV, highlights that not all rescued dogs are suited for service work, but all find homes. Devine also emphasizes the crucial role of industry support in expanding their program and providing more service dogs to veterans. The description encourages viewers to learn more and support the foundation.

This YouTube video is a call to action for #GivingTuesday, encouraging viewers to support Veterans through WarriorWOD. The description provides a direct link to donate, indicating the video's primary purpose is to drive contributions to the organization. While no specific firearms are mentioned or demonstrated in the provided title and description, the organization's name, WarriorWOD, might imply a connection to physical training or fitness, potentially involving activities that could appeal to a firearms enthusiast demographic, but this is speculative without further information.

This video highlights a significant increase in ammunition production at the Scranton, Pennsylvania US Military Ammunition Plant. The description emphasizes the importance of this boost for the military's capabilities. The content creator, 'God Family and Guns' (GFG), also includes several calls to action for viewer support, including Patreon, merchandise, and links to partner organizations and recommended products.

This video features country music artist John Rich discussing his strong support for the Second Amendment and the National Rifle Association. He highlights his dedication to the Folds of Honor organization, which provides college scholarships to spouses and children of fallen or disabled military members and first responders. The description details the organization's significant impact since 2007, noting that 91% of donations directly fund scholarships. A link to support Folds of Honor is provided.

This episode of "Coffee Talk" features a discussion with Brian Viole, founder of Caliber Coffee. The conversation explores the company's mission to provide quality products that support freedom-loving Americans. It also touches upon upcoming consumer goods lines from Palmetto State Armory and JJE Capital. A key aspect highlighted is Caliber Coffee's commitment to supporting the military and first responders through their products.

This video details a range day event organized by FN America, featuring country music artist Jordan Davis. The event was a prize for a successful auction benefiting Folds of Honor, an organization supporting the families of fallen and disabled service members. The auction package, which raised $12,000, included a set of FN 509 Edge Series pistols and a private range day at Nashville Armory. The video highlights the positive experience and the contribution to Folds of Honor's mission.

This is the first charity livestream event where the host announces a donation of $3,500 to support wounded Special Operations Warriors. The video focuses on a philanthropic effort to aid military personnel who have been injured in service. It highlights the charitable aspect of the creator's platform and their commitment to giving back to those who have served.

This video highlights the Big Red Barn Retreat (BRBR), an organization dedicated to supporting the mental wellness of soldiers, active-duty service members, veterans, and first responders. It explains how these individuals often prioritize others over their own well-being, leading to isolation and difficulty living fully. BRBR offers no-cost integrated practices, training, and programs as alternatives to traditional treatments, aiming to help "Heroes" thrive and reconnect with joy, purpose, and community. The description also provides contact information for the retreat and a suicide and crisis lifeline.

This episode of "The State of the Second" podcast features Nathan Kilburn and John Bohannon from Nine Line Apparel. The discussion centers around the veteran-founded lifestyle brand, its mission to support military and first responder communities, and its growth since its inception by helicopter pilot Tyler Merritt. They touch upon notable creators they've collaborated with, favorite designs, and the brand's emphasis on family and community values. The episode also mentions the availability of "The State of the Second" on podcast platforms and promotes the Gun Owners of America (GOA).

This video features Noel and Roy from Special Operations Wounded Warriors (SOWW) discussing their organization's mission to support veterans. They explain who SOWW is, the services they provide, and how viewers can contribute or seek assistance. The video also includes links to SOWW's donation page, Amazon store, Patreon, and other associated online presences like Guitarsenal and Iraqveteran8888's website and social media. A standard disclaimer regarding the educational and documentary nature of the content, along with safety guidelines, is also present.

This video highlights the crucial, often overlooked, role of Special Operations Forces (SOF) support personnel. It emphasizes that while operators execute high-risk missions, the logistics, intelligence, communications, and medical support provided by these individuals are integral to mission success. The description stresses that these support personnel are highly trained and integrated into operational units, acting as vital components of the warfighter machine.