Hello Combined Arms Community, 

We are very excited to announce that we have launched a brand new merchandise store! It is our goal to give you the best experience when visiting our store and purchasing Combined Arms swag and we can't wait to see you in the wild representing our organization. Of course, all proceeds go towards the very programs and operations to support veterans and their families to accelerate their impact on the community! 

Hello Combined Arms Community,

This month, we want to feature YOU on our social media pages and how you got involved with Combined Arms. We're asking you to film a short, 1 minute max, testimonial of how you found Combined Arms and are United After The Uniform. Submit your videos to alan@combinedarms.us. We look forward to receiving your videos!

2019 was a monumental year for Combined Arms and our collaboration with our 70 (and counting) member organizations. Read all about it in the 2019 Combined Arms Annual Impact Report below!

Combined Arms is participating in a virtual Memorial Day parade hosted by Ancestry! You are invited to be a part of the program by submitting a video clip or photo offering a salute to those who have served or lost their lives in the American armed forces. Materials may be featured in the webstream on May 25th, 2020.

Today, on Military Spouse Appreciation Day, we want to recognize the significant contributions, support, and sacrifice of all of our military spouses. Combined Arms would like to highlight two military spouses in our network and recognize all of their efforts and accomplishments.

I’m Johanna Zollmann and I recently joined Combined Arms as the Social Services Manager. My role is to ensure that our clients are connected to quality community resources through use of our member organizations. I represent the client stakeholder within Combined Arms: advocating to ensure clients are able to access the resources they need, ensuring policies, procedures, and processes are efficient and effective as possible for our clients, and always seeking ways to ensure our veteran community is thriving in the Houston area.

Pacifica Sauer left high school at the age 17 to join the U.S. Navy. "Life was new and exciting, and I couldn't wait to be in it," she said. In February of 1996, Sauer left home for boot camp in Great Lakes, Illinois, ready for a big adventure. "It was challenging in the ways I expected it to be, and shocking in others. Service in the military is a proud family tradition. It was something I found worth doing."