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DAV Oklahoma's Mission: Since its founding more than 90 years ago, the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) has been dedicated to a single purpose, building better lives for America’s disabled veterans and their families. Fidelity to that mission has required DAV to respond creatively and flexibly to changing and sometimes unpredictable challenges faced by its constituency. Whether disabled veterans have needed a voice on Capitol Hill, a nationwide service program, a transportation network or unique rehabilitation opportunities, DAV has focused its attention and resources to meet those needs. Services to Veterans and Their Families: Founded in 1920, the DAV is totally funded by dues and contributions, receiving no federal funding. With National Headquarters offices in Cincinnati and Legislative Headquarters in Washington D.C. and the Department of Oklahoma’s Headquarters in Oklahoma City, the DAV focuses strictly on serving veterans and their families. A nonpolitical organization, it has no political action committees (PACS) and endorses no political candidates. DAV Oklahoma 2311 N. Central Ave. Suite 1000B Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Phone: (405) 521-0758 Chapter Officers/Meetings OK DAV LIST OF CHAPTERS BY CITY McIntosh County Ch 3 Commander Andrew Wallace Adjutant Jimmy Garrison DAV Building Onapa, OK 918-689-7378 1st Thursday 6:00 p.m. Redlands Ch 4 Commander Lonnie Jackson Adjutant Billy Elkins VFW Post 382 1515 S Rock Island El Reno, OK 1st Tuesday 7:00 p.m.

Heroes And Angels Inc. puts thank you cards into the hands of our Military, Fireman, Law Enforcement personnel and the Family Members that support them during their service. We provide Vets with PTSD, an alternative methods of healing. With donations we help these Heroes And Angels and their families with coaching through the VA system requirements. We also provide coaching for successful business start-ups and the tax advantages associated with business. We provide Life Skills training for the Heroes and their families. Comments on the Military and Business Ownership The USAF taught me Positive Leadership & Management skills. How to problem solve with facts. That if I take care of my people they will take care of me. To focus on helping other people succeed by sharing all I know with them. That Givers are more successful than takers. I am who I am because of my 24 year military experience. Thank You and God Bless those who have, are and will give to this great nation.

We provide services at location accessible through public transportation and in cooperation with local partners that reach into the communities in which the Veterans, military members and associated families live. One such initiative out of several, is our Armed Forces Community Coffeehouses where we are able to reach all eras of Veterans to provided requested and much needed information. Comments on the Military and Business Ownership As a result my first assignment as an MP I was to be deployed to the ROK as a component of the peace keeping force at Camp Casey. After becoming familiar with the "on post" duties I was promoted to work in the village of Dongducheon with the local officials. It was during the performance of these duties that I realized, much later in life, that it was the situational need to be able to negotiate, to respond versus react to horrendous events have played a key role in my life skills.

DAV for Batesville Arkansas (Independence County AR). Disabled American Veterans Bruce Kimbrough Chapter #32. Batesville Chapter #32 DAV meetings held: 4th Monday of each month 7:00 PM Independence County Chapter #32 DAV Meeting Location: 80 Cave Creek Rd Batesville, AR 72501 Phone: (870) 307-0770 Independence County DAV Mailing Address: 90 Jamestown Rd Desha, AR 72527