When a government starts arresting its own citizens for political reasons, especially its veterans, it is a sign that the country is slipping into tyranny. Many of the J6ers who have been arrested for their presence at the Capitol are veterans and as such are treated even more harshly. They are deemed to be “dangerous” to their community because of their military service.
It used to be the Land of the Free – it is no more. But it is still the Land of the Braves. We want to thank these men and women for serving our country. They will not be forgotten.
Below is the list of the Brave Veterans by Branch of Service.
War veteran
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NAVY
Blauser is a decorated sailor in Vietnam. He serves as commander of his local American Legion post.
He had planned to hear a speech by a Pennsylvania senator.
“He’s a man speaking for our freedoms,” Blauser said. “That’s what I fought very hard for in Vietnam — our freedoms.”
Service: Bostic served in the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Vietnam War.
Roles: He held various positions during his service, including roles that involved combat and leadership.
Post-Military: After retiring from the Army, he was involved in various activities and community engagements related to his military experience.
Tom Caldwell is a Christian who served nearly 20 years on active duty in the defense of our country, retiring as a Navy Lieutenant Commander. During his service overseas, afloat and at home, Tom was awarded numerous medals, including the Meritorius Service Medal, two Navy Commendation Medals, and three Navy Achievement Medals. He was the first Navy officer to receive the Humanitarian Service Medal as a personal award.
Roles: He held various positions during his military career, including those involving combat and tactical operations.
Roles: His roles included both combat and administrative positions, reflecting a diverse range of responsibilities.
He is a war veteran
Roles: He was involved in various roles, including combat operations and logistical support.
Roles: His service included positions related to both combat and support roles.
Roles: His service included positions related to both combat and support roles.
Roles: He had roles involving tactical and operational responsibilities.
He is a war veteran.
Roles: Her military service involved operational and support roles.
She is a war veteran.
Roles: He had various positions, including those related to combat and operational support.
Roles: His roles included combat and other military operations.
Roles: He held various military positions with a focus on tactical operations.
MARINES
Capt. Kuehne’s distinguished military career, accomplishments, and conduct is more than we can share in this post so I would ask that you click his photo to visit his fundraiser and go to the update section where you can see the interviews that have recently been posted.
Capt. Kuehne earned many awards for his dedication, commitment, integrity, leadership, and military bearing to say the least.
Capt. Kuehne would like to personally thank YOU for all the love and support you have shown him and our family. God Bless🇺🇸
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Roles: His service included various roles with a focus on both combat and operational duties.
He is a war veteran
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ARMY
Chris is an Army Veteran-Iraq Vet who served honorably. His military career is amazing:
Operation Iraqi Freedom 07-08′ enlisted 05-11,global war on terror medal,
Iraqi freedom medal, army achievement medal. He was artillery and a trained Medic. He also served the nuclear biological chemical decontamination unit for Obama’s Inauguration.
Please pray for Chris has he suffers several medical issues stemming from his military service and his injury at the Capitol. Which we know will never be properly investigated. The police used lethal force and struck him on the head and ignored his plea for help for Officer Sicknick who was experiencing some visible health problems. The FBI and prosecution lied and said they could not identify the MPD officer that struck him. To this day he still remains unidentified.
Chris was sentenced to seven years of prison by the very unjust and biased Judge Christopher Cooper, an Obama appointee.
Please write Chris to remind him his sacrifice is not forgotten. We hope to prevail through the Appellate court and get him home soon. He needs all the love and encouragement from we the people to make it through!
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Was a 91B Combat Medic.
Stationed at Schofield Barracks. HI.
Assigned to 25th Infantry Division HHC 1/27 INF BN Wolfhounds!
Earned an ARCOM’s medals and my Expert Field Medical Badge.
Roles: He held leadership and strategic positions within the Army, contributing to various missions and operations.
Post-Military: Following his retirement, Cunningham has been involved in activities such as consulting and public speaking, drawing on his extensive military experience.
Rank: Staff Sergeant.
Unit: He served as an Army Ranger in the 75th Ranger Regiment, an elite special operations unit known for its rigorous training and demanding missions.
Service Period: Robert Morss served multiple tours in Afghanistan, where he participated in combat operations. His time in the military was marked by bravery and dedication, earning him several commendations for his service.
Training: He completed Airborne School and served as a paratrooper.
Injury: His military career was cut short due to a training injury, which led to his honorable discharge from the Army.
Stewart Rhodes earned his law degree from Yale Law School. Before attending Yale, he completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). Rhodes worked as a clerk for several judges, including Arizona Supreme Court Justice Michael D. Ryan
Rank: He served as a sergeant during his time in the military.
Service Period: Howard Richardson served in the Army during the Vietnam War.
Notable Service: Richardson served honorably during the Vietnam War, earning several commendations for his service. His military career was marked by dedication and courage, and he was respected by his peers for his leadership abilities.
After his service, Richardson returned to civilian life, where he continued to be involved in various community activities. His military service was a significant part of his life, and he was recognized for his contributions during the war.
Jorge knew from an early age that he would join the U.S. Military. When he turned 17, he joined the Army with his mother’s permission, and three weeks after graduation, he headed to Basic Training in Ft. Benning, GA.
He graduated as an E3 from AFJROTC service and held the position of Company Guidon Bearer. Soon after that, he shipped to Ft. Campbell, KY. He was quickly sent to Recon and grew up as a Scout/Sniper. Jorge made a name for himself, was sent to the line, and became an M240b machine gunner. He spent time mainly as a squad leader and even received a special promotion, receiving his E4 rank after 18 months of service.
Jorge was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army in 2001 and returned to the civilian world as a highly decorated and permanently disabled veteran.
Jorge’s military training and the oath he pledged to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic,” heavily influenced his trip to. Washington D.C. and his presence there on January 6th. When Jorge left the Army, he had no genuine support and had to look at himself and realize how injured he was from service.
While serving in the Army, Jorge’s back broke in three places, causing bulging discs that he still deals with today. Jorge was determined to use his GI Bill to find a career that would ideally allow him to sit at a desk. Being with no resources, he spent a while homeless, even living in the woods behind his college to be close to school and keep up with homework.
He was sentenced on 8/11/2022 to 87 months in prison, and ordered to pay a special assessment of $510 and $2,000 in restitution. He is serving at FCI Allenwood Low.
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I served in the NJ Army National Guard with the 328th Military Police Company. I deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan from mid 2011 to mid 2012. In mid 2015 to early 2016 I deployed to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for a detainee operations mission. I served as a block sergeant in Camp 5.
In 2010, and again in 2022, my unit was certified and tasked as the “Security Element” for the Homeland Response Force (HRF) which operated under FEMA. We were assigned to FEMA Zone 2 which is for NJ, NY, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. The HRF is a rapid response force for any chemical, biological, radioactive, nuclear, explosive (CBRN-E) event, as well as for other natural or man-made events that may occur in those states or territories. Fortunately, no major events occurred during the time we were attached to FEMA.
Due to injuries I sustained over nearly 14 years of service, I’m now a 100% VA rated disabled veteran.
AIRFORCE
I have given my life in service to the People of the United States of America. It was an honor to fly the A-10 for the United States Air Force in Iraq and Afghanistan. – Ret Lt Col Larry Brock
Senior Airman AJ Fischer was an enlisted aircrew member of the US Air Force. AJ flew as a C-17 Aircraft Loadmaster Journeyman on various missions around the world while stationed stateside and while deployed to the Middle East in service of Operations Enduring Freedom, Inherent Resolve, Freedom Sentinel, and United Assistance, with a total of 135 sorties within the United States and in 24 countries around the world.
AJ’s notable record includes flying 12 Combat and 14 Combat Support missions in Afghanistan, Iraq and the neighboring region, including the deployment of Army Special Forces units and Navy Seal teams. AJ flew 2 Aeromedical Evacuation missions rescuing wounded service members and delivering them to trauma centers out of the Middle East, and 1 Humanitarian Aid mission delivering medical equipment, supplies and personnel to West Africa to combat the outbreak of the deadly infectious disease Ebola. AJ flew 6 Phoenix Banner missions supporting President Obama movements around the US and the world, moving POTUS limos, Marine One helicopters, US Secret Service and armored vehicles, and White House staff with a total of 6 POTUS trips in the United States and to 5 countries.
In total, during his flying career on board the C-17, AJ moved 5,070,600 lbs of equipment and passengers, consisting of 1,867 troops and government personnel, 207 vehicles, and 379 pallets in and out of airfields all over the world.
Associates in Medical Assisting at Cisco Junior College
Currently devoted as a proud General Flynn Digital Warrior! I devote my days to research and spreading truth! I follow Q and am so happy to have this opportunity to talk to you about that today and share my We’re Ready to Fight poem I wrote after 9 11! I truly believe it applies today! We are in a fight and sadly we have domestic terrorist, Americans, we did on that day and we do now. Millions of us follow Q and spread truth and that is why Facebook and Twitter constantly suspend our accounts. I currently have 3 accounts suspended on Facebook and only 2 where Facebook has given me a reason and told me how long I will be grounded. It doesn’t matter though. We are Q, We are the News, We are Whack A Moles—hit us on the head one place and we pop up in another—diamonds are coal under pressure—us Q people are ALL DIAMONDS! We get a lot of crap, but we are strong in the truth, God, and country and we are all fighting with all our might, so thank you for letting me share my poem with you and this is a
big shout out to my Q family
