A veteran and service member organization
R.O.C
A company is only as strong as its executive leadership. Each and every one of you have experienced good and bad leadership somewhere in your journey.
Remember when you first arrived to bootcamp? Some of you were terrified because you didn't know the first thing about being in the military! Others of you were very excited and knew all about being in the military! None the less, all of you were ready to take on the challenge.
Everyone of you has made the sacrifice to leave your families, fight in wars, and suffer great loss. You made it through training, you survived deployment, and you've moved different places in the world, all to serve your country. Not only did you do it Bravely, but you wore the uniform PROUDLY! Now you are active duty, in the reserves, and retired. And the country you've served so proudly for all those years, through blood, sweat and tears-, makes our needs as a veteran last on the list.
Ranks of Camaraderie is an organization that is ready to serve you and makes you a priority on the list! From helping you maintain your benefits to getting you assistance in ways that enhance your quality of life. We want to you to know you are not forgotten! youre are appreciated! And Your well-being matters to us! Thankyou veterans for being Americas Hero!
Welcome to Ranks of Camaraderie.
Did You Know?
Veterans are at 57% higher risk of suicide than those who haven't served.
The divorce rate in the United States is about 50 percent, and that statistic follows over to the military. The military divorce rate is traditionally higher, because of the difficulty of a military life brings its challenges to the family.
19,565 Veterans experienced sheltered homelessness, and 13,564 Veterans experienced unsheltered homelessness.
While more than seven-in-ten veterans (72%) report they had an easy time readjusting to civilian life, 27% say re-entry was difficult for them