Voice of the Vet Founder Bob Maxwell, a Disabled Veteran, tripped over some large football size jagged rocks and did some damage to his right hip/pelvic area and broke some ribs. His Service Dog, Sadie the Voice of the Vet Dog stayed right by his side and even reached his cell phone, pulled it closer to … Read more
Vietnam Veterans were stereotyped and demonized to such a great extent that even the widows of deceased servicemen received late-night harassing phone calls. It has been said by some that at no point in our country’s history have our Veterans been hurt more by our own countrymen than by the enemy. For many Vets, the … Read more
Voice of the Vet is constantly on the lookout for information that can help Veterans and their families and we are also looking to protect our Veterans. This post is our first installment to inform the general public that there are people out there that don’t have the guts and integrity to actually join the … Read more
Another great gift to a Veteran by a Mega Superstar. The Rock is the best and he once again shows why he is loved by so many people all around the world. Thanks Rock for being there for Veterans, for being You…a Real Class Act!
Vietnam Veteran and Purple Heart Recipient UPDATED: 2018.12.27 A Letter to Tracey Samlow From my Mom, Carole Anne (Dobes) Spohnholtz About her Father, LAWRENCE MICHAEL SPOHNHOLTZ and his time in the U.S. Military, his service in Vietnam and as a Dad. Larry joined the Navy, Sept. 26, 1963. His basic training and later Corpsman … Read more
Written by Andre’ Haynes, Armed Forces Chamber of Commerce “I don’t have any family and even though I had to come to court each week because I got in trouble with the law, the Judge and staff became my family.” “I would have lost everything if it had not been for Veterans Court.” “Veterans court … Read more
Sgt. Dick Moyer who was a Long Range Patrol Army Ranger in Vietnam during the Tet Offensive. Sgt. Moyer has 3 Purple Hearts and 2 Bronze Stars for Valor and other awards for his bravery and gallantry. The stories Sgt. Moyer has to tell are truly amazing. They are all based on factual evidence with … Read more
Lt. Len Yelinek was in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War from 1968 to 1969. Len was the first Public Affairs Officers for the River Patrol Force. Len was severely injured during an ambush and spent 2 months in the hospital recovering from his wounds. Len Yelinek received a Purple Heart for his injury … Read more
