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Welcome to the Usvf, and Thank You to All 6 Branches of Our Military Service Members.

The Usvf.org is on a Nationwide Expansion; We Are Looking for Veterans to Represent Their States.

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An Oath That Lasts A Lifetime

Welcome to the United States Veterans Federation USVF

One of the most feared things by servicemen is friendly fire. My biggest fear is veterans taking out veterans in the case of an event. Let's prevent this from occurring…. We need to communicate & unify.

  • Well, ladies and gentlemen, my fellow brothers and sisters. This is a community of veterans that has taken an oath to support & defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
  • My MOS in the military was an 8151 MSG. Back in those days, we were referred to as Marine Security Guards. We were tasked to provide security to embassies & facilities worldwide. The need arose with the rise of terrorism; the Marine Corps had to develop its 8151 MOS to an 8152, which is referred to as the Marine Corps Security Force (MCSF).
  • Today, we have that same MOS evolve into the 8156 MOS. The same occurred across all branches of the military due to national security concerns.
  • National security was & has always been a part of my MOS, even after service life. So, as we all know, our responsibilities are to the security of our nation, people, and freedom of Life.
  • This oath is a never-ending oath. We are the backbone of the country. As our active military go to war, we here in the states will have to stand our ground & stand strong. In the event of civil unrest, an EMP, or another catastrophe. We need to be more informed about the circumstances and prepared.
  • Veterans, in my opinion, should come to recognize one another throughout the country & be able to identify themselves to one another. There are currently 19 million veterans in the United States.
  • Due to what is occurring presently in the United States today, we must remain connected through community groups.
  • Begin by having a Plan B.
  • We as veterans need to have plans in place to access and assemble at all veteran clubs and Elks lodges in order to evaluate current circumstances nationwide, if it warrants such actions. We as veterans should have the intel & plans in place to secure our personal security for our families & nation in the case of an event.
  • There are currently no Plans in Place by any Civil Defense or Veteran Organization at this point. The last thing that I do not want to see is Veterans taking out other Veterans in protecting their families and property. When we have real enemies that really want to do us harm. In the case that we do have a real situation we will have a plan with top Leadership from Veterans & Veteran groups that have many years of experience.
  • I have personally interviewed many veterans out in the field, and they have all agreed on the idea of veterans creating mutual assistance groups (MAGs) in preparedness throughout the United States.
  • So, Here We Begin A Journey in preparedness
  • Veterans Communities Helping Veterans & Families through Planning
  • Mutual Assistant Groups Veteran Communities
  • Health, Fitness & Training

The USVF US Military Veterans:Oath:USVF
I'm currently 64 years old, but it is an OATH that will last A Lifetime

Founder L F. Camacho Jr.
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We Are The Guardians of this Nation

Memorial Day

Child in uniform at military cemetery.

Our America

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This is a wake-up call to our veterans.

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The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: We Begin with Our Children First

“I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”

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Taps

“In remembrance of all that served, known & unknown, that had given the ultimate sacrifice any man or woman could give to their country & citizens, they served their oath of a lifetime. I want to thank The United States Army Band “Pershing's Own” The United States Army Band “Pershing's Own”.
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A Tribute & History of our Women Veterans

In 2016, all military occupational specialties became open to women. The best qualified are now afforded the opportunity to serve. This video is a tribute to all the servicewomen who paved the path to this historic time in our army's history.

Produced, directed, and edited by Sgt. 1st Class Jared Morgan. Original soundtrack by Master Sgt. Adrian Hernandez. Audio by Master Sgt. Mack McLaughlin.

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Video Showcase: Best Vet Stories

I want to thank the National Geographic

This Week: The release of a video about the history of Mr. Richard Overton, America's oldest veteran at 109 years old. A veteran who served in World War II. Here we showcase veterans expressing their life experiences, their opinions, and their thoughts.

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Video Showcase: Best Defense Foundation

I want to thank the Best Defense Foundation for a tremendous, moving video about the history of veterans and how they assist veterans in finding closure. This is a short word from the Best Defense Foundation.

We can all help by your generosity, which will help to ensure the foundation is able to provide these experiences to veterans in the future. The freedoms we enjoy today are in no small measure due to their sacrifices; let us repay them with gratitude and honor.

http://bdf.org/donate

Best Defense Foundation, 249 S. Hwy., 101, Suite 312, Solana Beach, CA 92075 USA

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Military Technology

Military Technology.

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Veteran YouTube Creators

Military life teaches you to become a leader. These veterans who took their experiences share shared here. Please support their channels and let them know who sent you. Every week, we will host a veteran YT channel, bringing you live interviews in the near future. More on that later for enjoyment.

Our America

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US Capitol Building at sunset.

Military uniform and cap on American flag.

Couple laughing on American flag background.

Soldiers marching in camouflage uniforms and boots.

U.S. flag patch on military uniform.

Seal of the United States Air Force.

Seal of the United States Department of Navy.

United States Marine Corps emblem on black.

United States Coast Guard emblem on black background.

U.S. Army emblem with flags and weapons.

Soldiers holding American flag in front of helicopter.

Soldiers in formation with American flags behind.

Soldiers in formation with plane overhead.

Military honor guard with jets flying overhead.

Jets flying over American flag in sky.

Tanks with American flags in formation.

Soldier aiming rifle during training exercise outdoors.

Military personnel gathered on aircraft carrier deck.

Navy officer holding ceremonial sword.

American flags and dog tags on stars background.

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