By NEWT at Citysearch April 27, 2012
Call SSG Coulbourn to join.\t\nHe is the Best!!\t\n215-880-4073 ...read more
By AngelHartman at Citysearch April 24, 2010
I am the wife of a PA Army National Guard Recruiter and thought there are good and bad in any service that you receive do NOT let one review taint your thought of entering into this military branch. I know first hand the changes my husband has helped people make in their lives and in his own. The PA Army National Guard provides you with opportunities while you are a Citizen Soldier. Please join me on my Facebook site at Pennsylvania Army National Guard - Philadelphia or call SFC Peter Hartman at 215-880-5725 and find out your options today. He is as honest as they come, and that may make you laugh but it is true. We consider you apart of not only the PAARNG family but ours as well. Please do not get discouraged over one bad experience. ...read more
By Bellisolus at Citysearch July 19, 2008
This place seemed friendly enough at first, in fact, they are friendly, just incompetent. I signed up there and was to receive my background check back in two days, a week later I come to find that it hadn't even been submitted yet. So then it was officially submitted on the following Monday, this time with an estimate of three or four days, and I find myself almost a week later again with no word. The staff are nice, though there's one gentleman, Private Cush, who is foulmouthed and inexperienced and I was embarrassed for the army that they would would leave him alone to handle their affairs. What DID come as a result of my visit was a heap of phone calls and junk in the mail trying to solicit me as though I wasn't already signed up and waiting on them to do their part. Oh well, I guess if it's something you want to do then you'll just put up with it. ...read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: For further information contact:Solomon Williams VP Marketing215 800-6600 Cell 215 842-3742 Office 215 842-2290 Faxkatwiththehat@gmail.com 11 Annual National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day for Minorities Saturday, December 8, 2012 ♠ ACES MUSEUMHonoring Black & Minority Veterans of World War II&Their Familieswill host the 11 Annual National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day for Minorities. ACES MUSEUM is asking for names of WWII Veterans whether they are with us or deceased. Invited guests for the Remembrance Day Acknowledgement include: AllWWII Veterans&family members, with an emphasis on Impactful Minorities from the 1940’s (African American, Latino American, Asian American, Native American, Women, Athletes & Entertainers) Members of the NAACP, Red Cross, Salvation Army,as well as others Events at ACES MUSEUM – 5801-03 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19144 1. Medal Presentation (Pinup Models to Accompany WWII Vets) 12 pm – 1 pm 2. ACES Canteen (Live tribute performances of various artists 1940’s) 1 pm – 5 pm 3. Testimonials from WWII Veterans 1 pm – 5 pm 4. Veterans History Project (Documenting veteran’s history) 1 pm – 5 pm ACES MUSEUMhosts the National Pearl Remembrance Day for Minorities at ACES Museum, located at the restored historic Parker Hall (a functioning USO for black soldiers during WWII) in the Germantown section of Philadelphia, PA. In conjunction with NABVETS, we seek to “Respect The Past and Nurture the Future” by celebrating the veterans that fought Fascism overseas and civilians that battled Racism at home, this includes the athletes, entertainers and civilians of the 1940’s era. ACES MUSEUM houses the Philadelphia Chapter ofNABVETS. NABVETS - National Association of Black Veterans, Inc.consists of Regional Commands, State Commands, and local Chapters. The Association consists of eight primary regions with Regional Commands for the purpose of addressing geographical issues, concerns or programs. NABVETS has been a veterans’ advocacy organization and has addressed the unmet needs of minority and economically disadvantaged veterans since its inception in 1973. For over 25 years, NABVETS has led the challenge to call attention to the plight of veterans who have been victims of Agent Orange, Post Traumatic Stress, less than honorable discharges, amnesty for Vietnam era veterans, homelessness and a myriad of other veterans concerns. Along with its claims services staff, NABVETS works in collaboration with the National Veterans Legal Service Program, the most prominent law firm in representing veterans’ claims. NOTICE: Honor of your WWII family member, friend or just sponsor a veteran, by purchasing a brick with their name engraved. ACES MUSEUM will be paving the sidewalk with bricks with WWII veterans on the unit block of E. Price Street and the 5800 block of Germantown Avenue odd number side. This project is projected to be facilitated by the National Day of Honor for Minorities of World War II on Saturday, May 25, 2013. President Bill Clinton designated May 25 as the National Day of Honor for Minorities of World War II and ACES MUSEUM commemorated this in 2009. ACES MUSEUM Honoring Black & Minority Veterans of World War II & Their Families 5801-03 Germantown Avenue ♠ Philadelphia, PA 19144 ♠ 215 842-3742 Office ♠ 215 842-2290 Fax info@acesmuseum.org www.acesmuseum.orghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0YpuqgH_pg ...read more
By ACES MUSEUM Honoring Black & Minority Veterans of World War II & Their Families December 07, 2012
The US Military ranking system is considered the most important factor in determining how the military is organized and run. The system is divided into three types: enlisted, warrant officer and officer. The rank of each service member determines their benefits, job function and salary. ...read more