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HAPPY MONDAY/HAPPY ARMED FORCES DAY!!!!! On this day in 1950, President Harry S. Truman established Armed Forces Day. Peering through literature reviews gives you a different view of those who served. When you FOCUS, you find that these leaders cared about the military. The theme of the first Armed Forces Day was “Teamed for Defense,” and it had a three-fold mission: ? 1. To celebrate and recognize all Americans serving in uniform, as well as those who had served before. 2.?To bring citizens closer to their military by hosting base open houses and public displays of new military technology.? 3. To promote the unity of the military services established in the National Security Act of 1947. #A1CLorenzoRWilson

On this Remembrance Day, and Veterans Day in the United States, we honor all those who have served in defense of freedom. If you served in the military, please leave a comment below and name your branch of service. #LestWeForget #RemembranceDay #CarmeuseSystems

Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS), U.S. Department of Defense Team Up to Support Military Families with Enhanced Child Care Options. This collaboration, facilitated by TDHS’s relationship with the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Fort Campbell military base, is set to benefit military-affiliated families across the state. https://bit.ly/4ib7xIL

With the warnings we’re receiving from Trump’s former Chief of Staff, top military commanders and former defense secretary, we need to understand what powers Trump would invoke and what limitations there are, if any. Take a deeper dive, link in the replies.

Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for honoring and mourning the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. From 1868 to 1970, it was observed on May 30. Since 1971, it is observed on the last Monday of May. Observed for:?156 years Frequency:?Annual Observances:?Decoration of military graves with?American flags Significance:?Honors U.S. military personnel who died in service; Unofficial beginning of summer. In the compression business, nothing is more important than safety. It is our highest priority and our customers’ greatest concern; therefore, we dedicate significant resources to ensure that we have the policies, procedures and people in place to meet our stated goal – nothing less than ZERO injuries to our employees. If you are looking for a career in the same profession or looking to start a new profession, check out our careers page. https://lnkd.in/gbUd_CfQ

Privileges in Camouflage: Lessons Beyond the Uniform Scott Kinder’s recent post, “The Unspoken Privileges of the Uniform,” deeply resonated with me. Having served nearly 15 years in the military, I’ve experienced firsthand the unique privileges and culture that come with wearing the uniform—things I know I’ll miss after transitioning into civilian life. In the military, resilience is a way of life. Phrases like “embrace the suck” or “pain is weakness leaving the body” are part of the culture, shaping us to push through adversity. But as Scott aptly points out, these sayings and approaches don’t translate to the civilian world. Civilians value empathy, efficiency, and outcomes over toughness or hierarchy. What stood out to me the most is how authority and job security function differently. In uniform, rank commands respect, promotions often come with time served, and mistakes are met with corrective actions rather than dismissal. Outside, however, civilians focus on skills, measurable impact, and adaptability. Job security isn’t guaranteed, and respect must be earned. Scott’s message is clear: transitioning veterans must let go of some military mindsets and embrace a new set of rules. It’s a different game, and adapting quickly is the key to success. For those of us preparing for this shift, this post is both a warning and a guide. We should reflect on what we’re leaving behind and recognize the opportunity to grow beyond the bubble of the uniform. How are you preparing for your transition? What lessons have you learned about adapting to civilian life? Let’s share and support each other.

Exciting Webinar Alert! Join ACP and Maryland’s Department of Veterans and Military Families Secretary Anthony Woods for an insightful conversation on transitioning out of the military and benefits of moving to a different state - and why Maryland specifically could be a great place for military families to land. You won’t want to miss out on this conversation with Secretary Woods and hear the valuable information he has to offer!

Every #MemorialDay, we honor the bravery of those who served our nation. The ALS Network (formerly ALS Association Golden West Chapter) deeply appreciates our military heroes and their families, especially those battling #ALS. Today, we remember Senior Chief Eric Amador and his inspiring nine-year journey with ALS. Watch this video and learn more about Eric’s story.

Indirect-fire innovation is an enduring evolution in US military history. Read more in Major Brennan Deveraux’s Lessons Learned and Unlearned: The Drivers of US Indirect-Fire Innovation https://lnkd.in/d7ccYcBY

May is Military Appreciation Month, a special time for those in and out of the military. It's a time to honor and recognize the contributions, sacrifices, and service of the members of the armed forces, past and present. Since 1999, this month serves as a reminder of the profound contributions made by service members. #MilitaryAppreciationMonth #NationalMilitaryAppreciationMonth #federalemployees #TSPretirement #mocofinancialadvisor #financialfreedom #axiomvaluellc #retirehappilyeverafter