Videos tagged with Veteran Transition

This video, titled "Military Transition - The Hardest Thing Veterans Face," delves into the challenges veterans encounter when transitioning from military service to civilian life. While the title suggests a focus on personal experience and mental fortitude, the description highlights the involvement of GBRS GROUP, a company known for tactical gear and firearms-related content, along with individuals associated with them. This implies a potential connection to firearms, tactical equipment, or the lifestyle associated with these individuals, even if not explicitly demonstrated in the title or description.

This YouTube video, titled "Q&A TRANSITIONING BACK TO CIVILIAN LIFE - PATREON SHORTS," is a short-form content piece linked to a full video available on the GBRS GROUP Patreon. Based solely on the title and description, the content likely addresses the experiences and challenges individuals face when transitioning from military or other uniformed service back into civilian life. Given the association with GBRS GROUP, a company known for tactical and firearms-related products and training, the discussion may involve aspects relevant to firearm ownership, usage, or the lifestyle often associated with such backgrounds.

This video features Purple Heart veteran Caylen Wojcik discussing his military service and the challenges of transitioning to civilian life. He highlights the importance of mental health and suicide prevention, particularly within the firearm industry, and advocates for programs that encourage individuals to seek help. The video also promotes various NSSF initiatives like Let's Go Shooting, Let's Go Hunting, and Gun Owners Care, encouraging engagement with shooting and hunting activities.

This episode of the Dangerous Liberty Podcast features special guest Dale King, a veteran entrepreneur known for his appearances on Shark Tank and Ted Talks. The discussion centers around veterans in business, community outreach, mental health challenges like PTSD, the transition to civilian life, suicide prevention, and the role of fitness. The show encourages live audience participation, promising an engaging conversation. The tagline "Stay Armed, Stay Ready! -Survival IS Paramount-" suggests a focus on preparedness and self-reliance.

This video features Nathan Spearing, a former Special Operations member, discussing his transition to civilian life and his focus on family and productive property. He shares his perspective as a father, husband, and ex-operator, contrasting his experiences with those of other veterans. Spearing advocates for investing in productive property as a foundation for defense, drawing from his time in a field often associated with high esteem within 'Gun Culture.' The video aims to provide a unique viewpoint on post-military life and the importance of tangible assets.

This video highlights the Honored American Veterans Afield (HAVA) initiative, a non-profit partnership within the firearms industry dedicated to supporting disabled veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. HAVA aims to rebuild confidence and hope by reconnecting veterans with their passion for the outdoors, hunting, and American traditions involving firearms. The video promotes HAVA's mission and encourages viewers to learn more and support their cause, with links to their website and related NSSF initiatives like #LetsGoShooting and #LetsGoHunting.

This video features Rick Cicero of Learn to Shoot Again and Tom Taylor of SIG Sauer discussing the Honored American Veterans Afield (HAVA) program. HAVA focuses on assisting disabled military veterans in their transition back to civilian life in the U.S. The description encourages viewers to participate in events, donate, or volunteer through the provided website. It also includes links to the NSSF Shot Show YouTube channel and social media.

This video from American Rifleman Television features The Lost Brigade Project, an initiative dedicated to supporting combat- and service-wounded veterans as they reintegrate into civilian life. The project focuses on building camaraderie and companionship through a weekend of friendly 3-gun marksmanship competitions. It emphasizes fostering connections not only among veterans but also between their families, including spouses and children, recognizing the significant sacrifices made by those close to military personnel.