NO ONE LEFT BEHIND!
We waited a long time to be able to add Jim to our team. One of the most-decorated helicopter pilots in the Vietnam war, White earned the nickname “Sneaky” because he was so effective extracting troops under siege in the jungle.He fills ...
Veterans Day, 2019
Veterans Day commemorates the end of World War I, the war to end all wars. It’s become a day to remember all Veterans and victims of war. In America we especially honor that precious one percent of our population who have fought our ...
It’s Time to Free Vietnam Veteran James “Sneaky” White
National Veterans Foundation President & Founder Shad Meshad has been working for decades on a pardon case here in California, the 44-year imprisonment of James “Sneaky” White, one of the most decorated chopper pilots of the Vietnam ...
Wrongfully Convicted Veteran Free After 39 Years Behind Bars
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation released a Navy Veteran 39 years after the State of California wrongfully convicted him. The Simi Valley, CA police arrested Craig Richard Coley for a double homicide in 1978. Thanks ...
Home for Christmas
Home for Christmas. Three simple words that hold both memory and promise for most of us. Jim White, War Hero, Incarcerated for 40 Years James “Sneaky” White is a decorated Vietnam veteran. He dreams of a Christmas at home with his wife. ...
Donations for North Dakota Veteran Family
From NVF Veteran Outreach Coordinator Mary Ann MayerPlease donate to keep this Veteran family from becoming homeless for Christmas.This week I have been working with a family in North Dakota.The husband is a Vietnam Era Vet. ...
Fifty Years On: Vietnam Vets Still Coming into Treatment for the First Time
The year 2017 has been designated as the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War. I confess 50 years is hard for me to imagine. I’m sure I’m not the only one who never thought I’d make it out of combat nor through the dark days of our first ...
What Every Veteran Should Know About Agent Orange Benefits
Estimates from the US Department of Veterans Affairs show that almost 3 million Americans may have been exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War and in certain other combat areas. Many of these military veterans have experienced a ...
