Go Back to Honor Wall James Martin My father, James Martin, served in Vietnam in 1966 and 1967. He was an air frame repairman in the 1st air cav. When he returned home, he met my mother and they were married for 41yrs before my mother's untimely passing in 2007. He started his own contractor business in 1982 and was able to retire at 54. My father is still with us, living his best life. He has been my inspiration, best friend and hero my entire life. Previous Next

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Go Back to Honor Wall Tony Martinez US Army Vietnam Veteran Bronze Star & Purple Heart Thank you, Tony, for showing everyone around you just how much you care about our Veterans and being such a genuine, good-hearted person. Previous Next

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UPCOMING EVENTS Jun 28, 2026 Java & Comrades: Legacy Airbase Super exciting opportunities for our local Veterans and first-responders during our June Java & Comrades! Read More Jun 28, 2026 Java & Comrades: Legacy Airbase Super exciting opportunities for our local Veterans and first-responders during our June Java & Comrades! Read More Jun 28, 2026 Java & Comrades: Legacy Airbase Super exciting opportunities for our local Veterans and first-responders during our June Java & Comrades! Read More

Go Back to Honor Wall Brian Cammack May 1, 1984 - September 2, 2022 Sergeant First Class Brian Cammack served over 13 years as US Army Combat Medic and Critical Care Flight Medic. He was medically retired after sustaining a severe back injury while deployed to Afghanistan. SFC Cammack served 61 months in Iraq and Afghanistan and documented over 1200 missions. SFC Cammack is the recipient of the Army Distinguished Flying Cross, Army Air Medal (with Valor), Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, and multiple other awards. Brian enjoyed woodworking, fishing, and golf. He especially enjoyed spending time with his family and his two daughters, who were the light of his life. He will be dearly missed by all that knew him. Previous Next

Are you a Veteran in need of services? Check out some of theses resources. Veteran Resources Are you a Veteran in crisis or concerned about one? You're not alone—the Veterans Crisis Line is here for you. You don't have to be enrolled in VA benefits or health care to call. Call 1-800-273-8255 or Text 838255 Vision All Nevada Veterans and their families understand, and can connect to, benefits and services they have earned. Mission Serve Nevada Veterans by honoring their remarkable legacy and by connecting them to earned benefits and services. Through our seven major lines of effort we: Professionally assist Veterans and their families obtain Federal and State Veterans benefits. Provide quality skilled nursing care at our State Veterans Homes. Provide dignified burial support at our State Veterans Memorial Cemeteries. Manage effective programs addressing the needs of at-risk Veterans. Successfully integrate returning Servicemembers and Veterans into Nevada communities. Honor the service and sacrifice of all Nevada’s Veterans and their families through ceremonies and information campaigns. Assist, and coordinate the efforts of, service organizations and individuals insofar as their activities benefit Nevada Veterans, Servicemembers, and their families. The Nation’s Largest Provider of Service Dogs for Veterans Determined to end veteran suicide, K9s For Warriors provides highly-trained Service Dogs to military veterans suffering from PTSD, traumatic brain injury and/or military sexual trauma. With the majority of dogs coming from high-kill rescue shelters, this innovative program allows the K9/Warrior team to build an unwavering bond that facilitates their collective healing and recovery. Off-Road Racing for Veterans by Veterans Providing a Unique Approach to Helping Our US Military Veterans of all Generations Through Off-Road Racing OUR MISSION Desert Vets Racing (DVR) is determined to provide immediate team-building, vocational skills, and mental health support access through the sport of racing to US military veterans and active duty personnel - in order to facilitate healthy transitions into civilian life and lower the risk of suicide and substance abuse dependencies. OUR VISION We believe that the growth of locally oriented grassroots activities that involve a combination of technical skills, adrenaline, team effort, and business/marketing skills will ultimately provide a missing piece to the “veteran puzzle” in minimizing the mental health and substance-related struggles we see today. Nevada Drug, Alcohol & Suicide Rates Expected to Grow 40% in 10 Years : Facts, statistics, and understanding Fentanyl Suicide Among Veterans : Discusses the connection between veteran addiction and suicide Suicide and Addiction : Discusses the risk factors, warning signs and prevention, the substances abused, and mental health considerations. Alcoholism and Suicide Risk : Discusses how a substance abuse problem increases the risk of suicide and provides contact information for suicide hotlines. Choosing the Best Inpatient Suicidal Thoughts and Addiction Recovery Center : A guide on how to find help. The Link Between Substance Abuse & Suicide in Teens : Statistics and facts on teenagers' using substances as signs that can lead to suicide For those hoping to find help in their local areas can also use our free directory to locate the nearest treatment facilities or they can use our free text line to start the road to recovery. MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA Military sexual trauma (MST) is the term that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) use to refer to sexual assault or ongoing sexual harassment that occurred while a veteran was in active military service. MST includes any sexual activity an individual was involved in against their will or when they could not say no. People of all ages, genders, racial/ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, and branches of military service have experienced MST. Like other forms of trauma, MST can negatively affect an individual’s physical and psychological health, even many years after the incident. Our new resource helps veterans understand how Medicare works with VA and TRICARE, should a veteran enroll, how to enroll, and most importantly strategies on how to maximize benefits. You can view the guide here: - VA HEALTHCARE & MEDICARE - TRICARE & MEDICARE - ENROLL IN MEDICARE - MEDICARE RESOURCES MEMORY CARE IN NEVADA Alzheimer's disease is listed as the sixth-leading cause of death in Nevada, according to data from the CDC . In 2019 alone, 678 seniors in Nevada died from Alzheimer's-related causes. The number of cases of Alzheimer's in the state is projected to continue to increase. Information from the Alzheimer's Association shows that 49,000 seniors were diagnosed with the condition in 2020, and the number is expected to increase by 30.6% to 64,000 in 2025. CLICK TO LEARN MORE

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