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08/07/2024

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27/05/2024

"Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it; it flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it”
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13/03/2024

National K-9 Veterans Day is a day set to honor the service and sacrifices of American military and working dogs throughout history.
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22/10/2023

🎉 Honoring 75 Years of Legacy 🎉

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the first African American naval aviator, Ensign Jesse Leroy Brown, earning his wings of gold🛩️✨

Becoming a Naval aviator is no easy feat. Over the course of a year and a half of training , Brown flew a combined 335 hours between an SNJ Texan trainer and the F-6F Hellcat.

Since Ensign Brown earned his wings, the aircraft may have evolved, but the training is just as rigorous. It is just as prestigious an honor to be called a Naval aviator and earn your wings as it was 75 years ago. Naval aviators, both past and present, continue to project power and stand ready to respond to all manner of crises around the world.

Join us in celebrating Ensign Brown's trailblazing spirit and his dedication to breaking barriers in naval aviation. His legacy continues to inspire us all.



🔗 Learn more about Ensign Jesse Brown Naval History & Heritage Command: https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/browse-by-topic/people/trailblazers/jesse-brown.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=100004771960720

13/07/2023

15/06/2023

RWBK9 would like to send condolences to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office office for the loss of SCSO K9 Cersei. Our thoughts and our prayers are with you.

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of SCSO K9 Cersei. She was not just a dog but a loyal and dedicated member of our law enforcement team. Cersei served honorably as a single-purpose narcotics detection dog with our City-County Investigative Bureau to protect our community. Her unwavering courage and tenacity were an inspiration to all who worked with her. Cersei was more than just a partner to her handler; she was a member of his family. Cersei was adorable, endearing, and affectionate, and she exuded charm and warmth that won the hearts of all who met her. Rest in peace, Cersei. You will be deeply missed.

29/12/2022

I was honored that Dyson was chosen as one of the CW networks Dogs of the year 2022.
My Dyson is the inspiration behind Red, White & Blue K9 Services. "Helping America's Heros Serve Again "

Service Dog Dyson CW dog of the year 2022

25/12/2022

From the Red, White & Blue K9 family to yours. Have a Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah.

18/10/2022

Great history

Meet Oscar Winning actor Wes Studi, A Rare Brand Of Vietnam Veteran!

You may not know the name Wes Studi, but you would probably recognize his face, and you should. Studi is a Cherokee, a Vietnam veteran and an accomplished actor. He has been acting for several decades and is well-known for his roles in movies like, “Dances With Wolves,” and “The Last of the Mohicans,” and many other roles on film and TV.

He recently received an Oscar, “Lifetime Achievement Award” for his acting career. As a 17-year-old Studi got permission from his parents to join the National Guard. That was in the early 60s. He signed up for the usual 6-year hitch at that time.

While serving he began to hear a lot of stories from returning Vietnam veterans and decided he wanted to know if he was up to that experience. With only a year to go on his original 6-year enlistment in the National Guard, Studi volunteered to go active duty and to go to Vietnam.

Studi served in Vietnam in 1967-1968. He was assigned to the 3rd Bn, 39th Infantry of the 9th Infantry Division and was stationed down in the Mekong Delta area. He arrived just in time for what was called the mini Tet.

His unit was at a place called the French Fort on one of the Mekong Delta rivers, very near the coast. During the time he was there his unit would be deployed on many missions throughout that delta area.

Like so many returning Vietnam veterans, Studi’s coming home experience was made difficult, not so much by the negative attitudes that greeted us when we came home, that was bad enough, but by something more intimate, more personal, more interior.

While in Vietnam we had grown used to living every moment of our lives aware of the imminent threat of death that hung around us like a pall in every moment, in every place. Because it was so present at all times, we grew accustomed to living with that tension. It shaped our consciousness, our “awakeness.” It made us constantly attentive to our surroundings, constantly keyed up to act at a moment’s notice.

It was that fundamental survival mechanism that became our unconscious habit, a part of what we brought home with us.

Studi remembers that coming home, it took a long time to let go of that constant awareness of potential imminent threat. We were always tense, always keyed up, never letting our guard down. It was this that often made those around us think that we were a little crazy.

In those early years after coming home from Vietnam, before Studi decided to try out an acting career, he did a lot for his tribal community. He taught the Cherokee language and the Cherokee syllabary and was involved with the Cherokee language newspaper, among other things. He is active in Native American rights efforts as well.

Vietnam Veterans are all proud of Wes Studi for his recent recognition as an Oscar winner for his lifetime of superb acting and starring roles in such great and memorable movies. We honor him for his service to the country in Vietnam as well.

Thank you, Wes Studi for giving us such honest portrayals of Native American life over your decades long career.

The Giant Killer book & page honors our vets! The Giant Killer book encompasses several of the heroes from our page and highlights Green Beret Captain Richard Flaherty's incredible life. Available as a Paperback, Audiobook and documentary. On Amazon Walmart Spotify and most major retailers.


Story by Dan Doyle

02/09/2022

I would like to thank Toyota, The Philadelphia Phillies, the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF), and Kelly Worrell for being selected as the Toyota Home Town Hero. Repping Operation Rebound, a program that assists injured first responders and injured military using the power of sport has been instrumental in my recovery and being able to serve my community again. sharing this with my CAF family that attended the event made this honor even more memorable.

26/08/2022

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30/05/2022

Remember and honor those who have mere the ultimate sacrifice.

30/05/2022

Help us honor our brave men and women through our capital campaign for our disabled veteran's first responder training center. https://conta.cc/3wZ6ZyG

03/05/2022

Happy Birthday to our newest K9 Saint(Utah) the big 2!!

29/04/2022

Help us honor our brave men and women through our capital campaign for our disabled veteran's first responder training center. https://conta.cc/3Mp5m3s

26/04/2022

Help us honor our brave men and women through our capital campaign for our disabled veteran's first responder training center.

Donate today- https://conta.cc/3Mp5m3s