Super Bowl gives our military heroes the opportunity to indicate 250 years of work experience
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While America draws his attention to Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans, We veterans and military families will be proud to be available to launch a military250, a combination of a national campaign that marked the 250th anniversary of the US Army, Navy and Marina. This initiative celebrates military history and lasting values that make America a great deal: service, victim and civic pride.
Before the US patriot declared our independence in 1776, the founders collected Army, Navy and Marine Corps It fought and sacrificed to earn our freedom. So before the celebration of the American 250th anniversary of 2026, for which President Donald Trump recently founded a White House Working Group In order to coordinate the plans, we want to honor the service of those who were key to achieving our independence, setting us on a course to be a nation we are today.
Campaign for military250 in the center will carefully indicate key moments in American history recognizing 250 veterans and organizations of military family services, 250 leaders who continue their service and 250 works of service, showing that the actions of everyday people are the backbone that strengthens America.
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Traveling to these historical turningists over the next 18 months is an opportunity to stop and think about the past of our nation, respect all Americans’ contributions and look forward to the future we want to create for the next generation and beyond. Through these moments, and more, Vojni250 reminds us that patriotism is more than a concept. It is a practice rooted in our daily actions.
Co-founder and executive director of We veteran and military families Ellen Gustafson with La’s secretary of veteran affairs of the USAF Colonel (ret.) Charlton J. Meginley sits in front of a sign celebrating the army250.
While the US army announces record recruitment numbers, the soldier250 is a challenge for each American: how will you convey this legacy of the service? For military families and veterans, this could mean that the local opportunities of civil leadership or mentor others through the veteran service organization are accepted. For others, this could mean volunteering, voting or even serving as a surveyed worker.
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In Wo -in veterans and military families, we have seen that everyday actions of patriotic participation can transform communities. They stimulate the relationship and remind us of the common values that bind us. Based on universal values of service and sacrifice, this campaign brings together those from all over – community organizations, athletes and sports executives, business leaders and everyday Americans who want to celebrate what is best in our nation. In order to honor our past and outline a new course forward towards the next border.
We veteran is honored that the National Football League invited us to Media Row in Super Bowl Lix. As we start the military250 on the biggest American stage, take a moment to think about how you can return to the country that gave us so much. Find ways to serve – either through a local veterans organization, your neighboring school or a national charity organization you care about.
The campaign for the military250 will indicate key moments in American history, officially recognizing 250 veterans and military organizations and military family services, 250 leaders who continue their service and 250 services, showing that the actions of everyday people are the backbone of Staring America.
This campaign is more than commemoration, it is a reminder that patriotism requires much more than waving the flag on independence Day. It is about the incarnation of courage, services and unity that has defined our country for 250 years. As President Ronald Reagan reminded us, “Freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation away from extinction.”
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If you are looking for a way to celebrate America and a common history that binds us, join us in honor of our past and the construction of the future that fulfills victims on the shoulders of the giants on which we all stand.
Together we can ensure that the next 250 years of America is defined by the same spirit of resistance and the service that has built this nation and that our nation remembers the words of General Jimmy Doolittle that “there is nothing stronger than the heart of volunteers.”
Ben Keizer is a veteran of the Marine Corps and co -founder and executive president of us veterans and military families.
