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Help support our wounded veterans - check out this website
Wounded Warriors mitigates their trauma by allowing them to find peace and solace as a family once more in family-friendly resorts that we provide free of charge. The resort condominiums that we own in Orlando, Florida and Galveston, Texas are quiet havens where war torn families can reunite and become stronger.
http://woundedwarriors.org/
Favorite Sites
www.dav.org
National Disabled American Veterans organization that helps veterans with benefits. If you served, contact them. It's free and they are the best.
Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
The is the largest state association for criminal defense attorneys in the nation. TCDLA started more than 35 years ago as a small, non-profit association and has grown into a state-of-the-art organization, providing assistance, support and continuing education to its members. TCDLA provides a statewide forum for criminal defense lawyers and is the only voice in the legislature interested in basic fairness in criminal defense cases. We are proud that among our 2600 members are found the “who’s who” of the criminal defense profession in Texas. TCDLA hosts more than 40 seminars each year, providing the highest quality legal education available for new lawyers, as well as seasoned veterans. Attended regularly by our members, non-members, judges and professionals in related fields, our yearly seminar attendance has increased to approximately 3500 people seeking to continue their educational opportunities.
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The National Security Agency website
Ensuring our nations communications secrets are kept secret and out of our enemies hands. America's code makers and code breakers extraordinaire.
National Army Security Agency Association
This is the National Army Security Agency website. The US Army Security Agency (ASA) was an integral part of the National Security Agency (NSA) and performed intercept, analysis and reporting to higher echelons. The ASA was merged with other intelligence agencies in 1976 and reformed under the Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) where all US Army Military Intelligence collections efforts were integrated. The intent was to get the intelligence to the Commanders in the field immediately.
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