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During Black History Month, we honour the countless ways that Black Canadians have shaped our country’s culture and history. As a company that exists to hire and give back to Veterans and their families, we reflect on the many contributions of Black Canadians in our military history. Notably, the No. 2 Construction Battalion in 1916 was the first all-Black battalion, a result of two years of community advocacy. Despite facing discrimination, Black Canadians in WWII served courageously across military branches, earning medals for their bravery. Their efforts have been vital in making Canada the diverse nation we love. We also reflect on the critical importance of not only combatting blatant acts of racism and discrimination, but also the prevalence of deeply entrenched systemic racism. We join our fellow Canadians from all walks of life to advance racial equality in our workplaces, in our communities, and beyond. Learn more about Black History Month: https://lnkd.in/evfz8piN #BlackHistoryMonth #veterans #commissionaires #military #history

As Black History Month comes to a close, BDR Solutions reflects on a pivotal chapter of American history – the integration of the U.S. Armed Forces. This journey towards unity in uniform, detailed in an enlightening article by the U.S. Air Force, underscores the ongoing struggle and progress towards equality and inclusion within the military ranks. The courage and determination of African American service members to serve their country, in spite of segregation and discrimination, played a crucial role in the desegregation of the Armed Forces, marking a significant step towards justice and equity in America. We invite you to read more about this important era in our history: https://buff.ly/4bxNh0l While this post concludes our Black History Month series, it does not signify the end of our recognition and celebration of the contributions, resilience, and achievements of the African American community. Let's carry forward the spirit of reflection, education, and appreciation throughout the year. #BlackHistoryMonth #MilitaryIntegration #UnityInUniform #BDRSolutions #ContinuedRecognition

The future is bright for women in the military. Those who serve today continue to break barriers and make the way for the next generation to follow them in combat and leadership roles. Uncover new secrets about some of the amazing women who have served in the military through the years: https://hubs.ly/Q02mSGPC0

Roadrunner celebrating Women's History Month and recognizing the invaluable contributions of women in the trucking industry! Today we celebrate Rusty Dow, It's inspiring to see how women are breaking barriers and making significant impacts in our industry over the years. Let's continue to champion diversity and inclusion in all sectors. #WomensHistoryMonth #TruckingIndustry #DiversityandInclusion"

Why I vote. Countdown to the election #6 Hispanic Patriots Hispanics have a long history in the U.S. military, dating back to the nation’s founding. During the American Revolutionary War, Spanish soldiers and militia, particularly under General Bernardo de Gálvez, played crucial roles in the Gulf Coast and Mississippi Valley, helping secure American independence. Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, Hispanics served in conflicts such as the Mexican-American War, Civil War, and Spanish-American War, often in segregated units. In World Wars I and II, thousands of Hispanic Americans volunteered, with many serving heroically in the European and Pacific theaters. The 65th Infantry Regiment, a mostly Puerto Rican unit known as the “Borinqueneers,” earned distinction in the Korean War. Later, in Vietnam, Hispanic service members were highly represented, often in frontline combat roles. Since then, Hispanic Americans have continued to serve in large numbers, with many rising to prominent ranks and receiving the Medal of Honor. Today, we are one of the fastest-growing demographics in the U.S. military, reflecting both a strong legacy and enduring commitment.

National Hispanic Heritage Month (NHHM) commemorates the many achievements and cultures of Hispanic Americans. Celebrated from September 15th through October 15th, it is the only Department of Defense special observance to span multiple months, coinciding with Independence Day celebrations for several Latin American countries. During this time of year, the Department of Defense (DoD) honors the Hispanic Americans who have sacrificed for, contributed to, and served our great nation. The 2024 NHHM theme is “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together.” This theme emphasizes the Hispanic Americans who have sacrificed to create a better future for the Nation and all Americans. ??: DEOMI - Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute #HispanicHeritageMonth #NHHM #diversityinmilitary #LatinoPride #celebratingculture #DoDtribute #HispanicAmericans #shapingthefuture

Black veterans have played a significant role in shaping the trajectory of American history since the nation's inception. Their contributions have been profound and multifaceted, influencing military campaigns, civil rights movements, and societal progress. Understanding the historical numbers of Black soldiers provides a glimpse into the magnitude of their impact. The legacy of Black veterans continued to evolve throughout the 20th century after serving in both the American Revolutionary War and the Civil War. In World War I, over 350,000 Black soldiers served in segregated units, demonstrating valor and resilience in the face of adversity. World War II marked another significant milestone, as over 1.2 million Black soldiers served in various capacities, including the famed Tuskegee Airmen and the 761st Tank Battalion. Their contributions helped secure victory overseas and fueled the momentum for civil rights back home. Today, Black veterans serve honorably in the armed forces, contributing to the nation's defense while advocating for equality and justice. Their enduring legacy serves as a reminder of the invaluable role they have played and continue to play in shaping America's history and identity. “Your New Dawn Awaits” Available 24/7 for Help ?? 702-595-2995 www.firstdawnrecovery.com #firstdawnrecovery #veteranrecovery #veteranrehabilitation #rehabilitationcenter #mentalhealth #veteranmentalhealth #lasvegasrecoverycenter #lasvegasrecovery

On this Veterans Day, we honor the courage of all who served, but we also reflect on the injustices faced by Black veterans returning from WWII. Despite their sacrifice, many were excluded from the GI Bill’s benefits—denied access to housing loans, education, and other opportunities that build America's middle class. This exclusion has fueled the racial wealth gap we still see today. As we fight for reparations, we uplift groups like The Black Veterans Project, which is working to address these historical wrongs and secure justice for Black veterans. #ReparationGeneration #VeteransDay #JusticeForVets #GIJustice #BlackVeteransProject

???? Veterans Day Reflection! ???? “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. John Fitzgerald Kennedy 35th U.S. President This Veterans Day, I’m reflecting on the #courage, #leadership, and sacrifices that sustain our #freedom—embodied by my father, who served as a journalist in Germany during World War II, and by countless others who have stood in defense of democracy. Veterans Day is a reminder that our freedoms come at a cost, paid by those who commit their lives to something larger than themselves. We celebrate our Veterans and their families for their quiet acts of service, the resilience to press on in the face of uncertainty, and the unwavering commitment to protect others. Let’s honor our Veterans and their legacy with the 3 #leadership principles: 1. Lead with Service ???? 2. Embrace Resilience ???? 3. Honor Legacy with Integrity ???? Today, let us remember and strive to live in gratitude, upholding the values they defended. Freedom, after all, is a gift we inherit from those who paid the ultimate price. #VeteransDay #Leadership #Gratitude #Legacy #LeadLoudly

D-Day Spirit Fuels NC as an Innovation Powerhouse On D-Day's 80th anniversary, NC isn't just remembering. We're channeling that courage to become a national innovation powerhouse. Our academia, industry, & government unite to tackle America's toughest challenges. We briefed the Honorable Beverly Seay, Southeast Regional Director of NSIN, on NC's capabilities. Bev leads the way in connecting the Southeast's innovative minds with national security challenges. This powerful collaboration is more than symbolic. It's an unstoppable force. By harnessing our collective expertise, we ensure NC remains at the forefront of developing transformative solutions for our Warfighters and Homeland Defenders. North Carolina Military Business Center NC DEFTECH Beverly Seay Ana Muresan John Hardin Krista Covey First Flight Venture Center NCInnovation USPTO Elizabeth Dougherty NSIN - National Security Innovation Network #InnovationHub #NorthCarolina #StrategicPositioning #DefenseInnovation #Collaboration #NationalSecurity #NCLeadership #NSIN #InnovationNetwork #DDay80 #CuttingEdgeTech #WarfighterSupport