Special Operations Care Fund

This Saturday!
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Who you got?

The can be difficult if you're suffering the loss of a loved one, or are feeling yourself.

Text 988 or chat with us online at 988lifeline.org/chat. We're here for you.

Remember our incredible men and women we lost in the Pearl Harbor attacks 82 years ago.

May we NEVER forget them.

They are the ones who make you smile, without saying a word.
You have a full conversation, with a smirk and a stare.
They know when to call or text, because they felt it.
You can expose your rawest parts, because they will protect you.

Your brother, your sister, your soulmate, your friend.

T H E C A L L O U T
It’s Monday…everyone’s favorite right?
We want to start the week with a call out from you.
What is one thing you are going to do this week for your self care?
Yoga, mediation, journaling?
Accomplish a task you’ve been putting off?
Create a budget?
Go for a run, go for a walk, lift weights for the first time in months…or years?
What is one thing you are going to do this week to feel better?
Feel better about yourself, about your health, about your finances.
Do something…and feel better.
Let’s hear it? Commit to one act of a better you.
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is working to break the stigmas associated with the physical and mental challenges facing our veterans. Healing takes bravery, and we believe those who serve deserve a lifetime of health and healing.

Hand in Hand
Hell and Back
We will figure it out.

Whatever works.

Or E, All of the Above

Let go the thought of what you might not be able to do and start seeing what you can.

What is the most courageous thing you’ve ever done?

Call- Email - Text at least one of your brothers or sisters today!

It may mean just sitting, and no one says a word.
Or they could need you to be the one who finds every syllable.

We are here.
Be here tomorrow

The Jeremy Morton all Leather field BOOK cover in support of will launch this week. We still need to make a couple website images and do the final QC check.

Stay tuned.

Pen NOT included.

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Who do you breathe freely around?

Promise yourself.
Commit.

Happy Thanksgiving, to all servicemen and women who are unable to be with their famililes during this holiday season.
We honor and are immeasurably grateful for you.

Happy Thanksgiving.

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Call- Email - Text at least one of your brothers or sisters today!

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AVAILABLE NOW. LINK IN BIO

The Jeremy Morton hat in support of

Sgt. Maj. Jeremy Morton
US ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS, RETIRED.

Jeremy retired in 2016 after serving 21 years in the US Army Special Operations. His first assignment was with the 75th Ranger Regiment, 1st Ranger Battalion in Savannah, GA. In the spring of 2002, Jeremy was selected to serve in the US Army Special Mission Unit at Ft. Bragg, NC. For the next 14 years, Jeremy deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan in support of the Global War on Terrorism.

Sgt. Maj. Morton’s notable awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Purple Heart, 7 Bronze Stars (one for valor), and two Defense Meritorious Service Medals. Not to mention, Jeremy participated in the mission to capture or kill Saddam Hussein.

Jeremy joined the SOC-F leadership team in November 2022.

🧢: Black 115 Trucker with a BROWN Veg Tanned leather flag sewn perfectly over Jeremy’s donated ARID pattern uniform (rare) swipe to check it out.

"Memento Mori" - a timeless reminder that life is fleeting, a call to live with purpose and intensity. This ancient principle teaches us to embrace each moment with the fullness of our being, understanding that our time is limited.

It's not a morbid reflection but a powerful motivator, urging us to rise above mediocrity, to make every action count, every decision meaningful.

In the face of life's brevity, we are summoned to lead lives of impact and significance, to leave imprints that endure beyond our temporal existence. Let this reminder fuel your passions, sharpen your focus, and inspire you to achieve greatness.

Remember, we are not here to merely exist but to thrive, to contribute, to excel - and in doing so, to truly live.

LAUNCHING, TOMORROW, Tuesday at NOON EST in support of

The Jeremy Morton hat.

Sgt. Maj. Jeremy Morton
US ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS, RETIRED.

Jeremy retired in 2016 after serving 21 years in the US Army Special Operations. His first assignment was with the 75th Ranger Regiment, 1st Ranger Battalion in Savannah, GA. In the spring of 2002, Jeremy was selected to serve in the US Army Special Mission Unit at Ft. Bragg, NC. For the next 14 years, Jeremy deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan in support of the Global War on Terrorism.

Sgt. Maj. Morton’s notable awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Purple Heart, 7 Bronze Stars (one for valor), and two Defense Meritorious Service Medals. Not to mention, Jeremy participated in the mission to capture or kill Saddam Hussein.

Jeremy joined the SOC-F leadership team in November 2022.

🧢: Black 115 Trucker with a BROWN Veg Tanned leather flag sewn perfectly over Jeremy’s donated ARID pattern uniform (rare) swipe to check it out.

The little things.
They mean so much more than you know.

Pay attention
Show up
Listen
Care

Fight through it.

You are stronger than every excuse.

Honesty is the most dangerous thing you can be.
Go hard - go honest.

Speak up.

Sleep and this community...

It's like toothpaste and orange juice...

Rollerblades on an escalator...

Bubblewrap and a curious cat...

They just don't mix well. Good sleep is vital for mind, body, and spirit to recharge, leaving you refreshed and alert when you wake up. But let's get real — how many of us struggle to catch those Z's? Do you rely on sleep aids or medication? Maybe you've found yourself using a nightcap to drift off or staying up until your body begs for rest. Do you go out nearly every night to find a warm body to lay next to so that you don't have to deal with the nightmares? We've heard it all and we've been there. Sleep issues, especially for our warriors returning from deployments, are on the rise.

We are honored to work with a number of organizations, who can assist in bringing peace to your mind, and sleep to your nights. If you or someone, you know, has any questions, please don’t hesitate.

Their silence, could be their most deafening scream for help.

It just takes the right ears to hear it.

means listening a little more.
Reach out, check in your buddies. We are in this together.

There is no better place on earth for a veteran, active duty, or first responder to get help with addiction (chemical and/or alcohol) and PTS than Warriors Heart, the #1 Warrior Healing Center.

You don't carry it any longer.
Call now: 1 (866) 423-0801 or visit https://veterans.warriorsheart.com

Prayers to these men, and their families.

“Our hearts are broken for our Special Operations family. Our 160th SOAR teammates and their families are in our prayers. It's our sacred obligation to care for them in this time of need, and always. NSDQ." - USSOCOM Gen. Bryan Fenton and CSM Shane Shorter.

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of five U.S. Army Special Operations aviation Soldiers killed during routine flight training as a result of a helicopter crash, Nov. 10, 2023 in the Mediterranean Sea. There are no indications the crash was caused by enemy / hostile actions.

The MH-60 Blackhawk was conducting aerial refueling training when the aircraft experienced an in-flight emergency resulting in the crash.

Our fallen teammates are:

- Chief Warrant Officer 3 Stephen R. Dwyer, 38 of Clarksville, Tennessee
- Chief Warrant Officer 2 Shane M. Barnes, 34, of Sacramento, California
- Staff Sgt. Tanner W. Grone, 26, of Gorham, New Hampshire
- Sgt. Andrew P. Southard, 27, of Apache Junction, Arizona
- Sgt. Cade M. Wolfe, 24, of Mankato, Minnesota.

Together we mourn.

Coffee Machines Work Overtime on Monday.
Get after it!

What do you mean by ”How do you turn this off?”
Why would I ever need to do that?

Cannon Ranch is proud to honor those who served. We encourage our community to join us in contributing to a cause close to our hearts – the Special Operations Care Fund (SOC-F). This organization plays a crucial role in supporting the families of our special operations veterans.

For those looking for a trustworthy organization worthy of support, we have placed a link to the SOC-F donation page in our bio. It will remain there throughout the weekend as a reminder of our commitment to those who have given so much for our country.

For Veterans, very seldom does a day go by that deployments to far flung battlefields aren’t remembered.

Every day, we pray for the safety and return of our nations men and women serving overseas.

To Veterans - past, present and always, we are forever indebted to you, and all that you do; for the choices you’ve made to protect the freedoms of us all.

Happy Veterans Day. We honor you, today and always.

Happy Marine Corps Birthday, to the men and women of the

LAUNCHING NEXT WEEK in support of

Multicam Arid.

Rare uniform donation.

More information to follow!



🧢 Solid Black 115 Trucker (low profile) Brown Leather Flag sewn perfectly over Multicam Arid.

The feeling of regret, or abandonment is a common story told.
We understand, and want to help you through the healing.
You deserve peace, and our caregiver partners are standing by.



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I want to feel.

I want to feel the familiar crunch of the gravel beneath my boots.

I want to feel the desert heat take my breath away.

I want to feel the sweat pouring out of me, drenching me.

I want to feel the weight of my gear pulling me down.

I want to feel the fear of not knowing what my next step brings.

I want to feel the comfort of my weapon in my hands.

I want to feel… Alive again.

📸: Chris Hondros

All men have limits
They learn what they are
And learn not to exceed them.

…I ignore mine.

Fight for it. Every day. We are here beside you.

You’re almost there.