VeteransRespond to Inaguration
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“They established a command team and an operational TOC, (tactical operations center) and are assisting with safety and security operations in the camp. I'm honored to have met these incredible Veterans, who inspire as they continue their mission of service.” - Rep. Tulsi Gabbard - Hawaii 2nd district.
Please help support VeteransRespond's Operations during the Inauguration. Through non-violent direct actions, we plan on providing our bodies as a protective barrier to ensure American Citizens can peacefully excercise their 1st Amendment Rights during the Women's March on Washington.
An operational budget of $3,000 would help VeteransRespond provide enough Operational Support to successfully deploy and organize Veteran volunteers to act as a body barrier for the Women March. Materials to include travel, food and radios with encrytption capabilities and emergency medical supplies such as turnequetts for all VeteranResponders.
All Veterans are encouraged to join, provided you're 100% positive that in the case you're assaulted by agitators or opposition you will NOT retailiate in ANY fashion. Agression is completely unacceptable.
VeteransRespond organizes and advocates healing through service for Veterans. Our team mobilizes Veteran Responders to serve in communities impacted by environmental and social injustices.
VeteransRespond works to create a community where Veterans can reconnect, reintegrate, and heal by utilizing their unique and diverse skill sets gained through military service to make a positive impact on Americans at home.
Love is at the heart of VeteransRespond’s Operational activity. Service is the vehicle for healing, not only for the communities affected by man made disasters, but also for our veterans who wish to continue their service to this great nation.
We'll have an informational Muster on Jan 19th at the Disabled for life Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. at 1100 hours. Here we'll give you an operational brief, and Plan of Action.
Please help support VeteransRespond's Operations during the Inauguration. Through non-violent direct actions, we plan on providing our bodies as a protective barrier to ensure American Citizens can peacefully excercise their 1st Amendment Rights during the Women's March on Washington.
An operational budget of $3,000 would help VeteransRespond provide enough Operational Support to successfully deploy and organize Veteran volunteers to act as a body barrier for the Women March. Materials to include travel, food and radios with encrytption capabilities and emergency medical supplies such as turnequetts for all VeteranResponders.
All Veterans are encouraged to join, provided you're 100% positive that in the case you're assaulted by agitators or opposition you will NOT retailiate in ANY fashion. Agression is completely unacceptable.
VeteransRespond organizes and advocates healing through service for Veterans. Our team mobilizes Veteran Responders to serve in communities impacted by environmental and social injustices.
VeteransRespond works to create a community where Veterans can reconnect, reintegrate, and heal by utilizing their unique and diverse skill sets gained through military service to make a positive impact on Americans at home.
Love is at the heart of VeteransRespond’s Operational activity. Service is the vehicle for healing, not only for the communities affected by man made disasters, but also for our veterans who wish to continue their service to this great nation.
We'll have an informational Muster on Jan 19th at the Disabled for life Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. at 1100 hours. Here we'll give you an operational brief, and Plan of Action.
Organizer
Mark Sanderson
Organizer
Georgetown, TX
