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Happy 251st Birthday to the Marine Corps! Grateful to still serve this organization for the past 11 years! Here’s photos of me in every rank 🥹 SSgt -> Sgt -> Cpl -> LCpl -> Pfc -> and where it all began 🦅🇺🇸 here’s to 9 more years! #SemperFidelis #USMCBirthday #USMC
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On this Veterans Day, we honor the warriors who proudly wore the uniform and served our great nation.
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Skip the scripted Veterans Day message. Start a conversation instead.
Ask a warrior what Veterans Day means to them, then hear what others have to say: wwp.news/4BMFkBL
ALT A group of five veterans standing outside in front of a building. The central figure is wearing a red jacket with a Wounded Warrior Project logo. The person next to them on the left is in a hoodie, while others are in casual attire. There's a fountain in the background.
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An amazing surprise for warrior Carnell Martin! #SaluteToService
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To every veteran who raised a hand to serve our country: Thank you.
Today, we honor you and all you continue to give.
Happy #VeteransDay. 🇺🇸
ALT A group of three veterans are outdoors, holding a large American flag. They are in a green field under a blue sky. The image is overlaid with the text "Wounded Warrior Project" and "Veterans Day" with stars, accompanied by a message of gratitude for veterans.
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Honoring service means showing up long after the uniform comes off. 🇺🇸 Grateful to @NasdaqExchange and @NFL for standing with veterans and military families.
This Veterans Day, Nasdaq and @NFL's Salute to Service recognize those who have served our country and the organizations making a meaningful difference for veterans and military families.
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Every November, NFL players and coaches wear camo hoodies, hats and gear on the sideline. It's part of Salute to Service, the league's annual month honoring the military, and the gear is for sale.
The NFL says 100% of proceeds from Salute to Service merchandise go to its military nonprofit partners. Since the program started in 2011, it has raised more than $75 million.
The money goes to five groups: the USO; Wounded Warrior Project; the Bob Woodruff Foundation; the Pat Tillman Foundation, named for the Cardinals safety who left the NFL to join the Army and was killed in Afghanistan in 2004; and TAPS, which supports families who have lost a service member.
Every team holds a Salute to Service game this month, and the league gives an annual Salute to Service Award to someone in the NFL who supports the military community.
