Bobbie
Sr.
$100
Sep 24, 2014
Chuck
Massarolo II
$10
Sep 20, 2014
Timothy
Williams
$100
Sep 19, 2014
Anonymous
$50
Sep 16, 2014
Michelle
Rourke
$100
Sep 11, 2014
Johnny
Sanchez III
$50
Sep 10, 2014
Leslie
Williams
$50
Sep 10, 2014
Mara
Ahles-Iverson
$25
Sep 10, 2014
Kathleen
Melby
$15
Sep 08, 2014
Anonymous
$10
Sep 05, 2014
Susan
Reinart
$50
Sep 02, 2014
Deborah
Foster
$25
Aug 29, 2014
Sara
Gonzales
$20
Aug 29, 2014
Beth
Heiter
$15
Aug 29, 2014
Daryl & Shelia
McBride
$50
Aug 29, 2014
Kevin
Shannon
$15
Aug 29, 2014
Anonymous
$25
Aug 28, 2014
elizabeth
goodman
$10
Aug 27, 2014
Noreen
Hermansen
$100
Aug 27, 2014
Cassie
Luze
$25
Aug 27, 2014
Helene
Benitez
$100
Aug 27, 2014
Anonymous
$100
Aug 27, 2014
David
Gonzales
$15
Aug 27, 2014
Leslie
Prideaux
$25
Aug 27, 2014
Bill
Ruud
$100
Aug 27, 2014
$10
Private First Class
Military Fun Fact: The PFC, or Private First Class, is an entry level rank within the Army and Marine Corps. In the US Navy the equivalent would be called a Seaman and an Airman First Class in the Air Force.
$15
Sergeant
Military Fun Fact: The Sergeant, or Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO), is the backbone of our Armed Forces. Responsible for training, small unit leadership, and discipline. The US Navy is the only branch that does not utilize the Sergeant title.
$20
Chief Petty Officer
Military Fun Fact: The Chief Petty Officer is the beginning of senior enlisted leadership in the Navy and Coast Guard. Responsible for larger unit training, leadership, and some independent duty. Chief Petty Officers are an E7 in the US military pay grade scale.
$25
Captain
Military Fun Fact: All branches of the military use this title but for different purposes. The Navy and Coast Guard are the only two branches where the term "Captain" is a higher rank verse the Army, Marines, and Air Force,
$50
Commander
Military Fun Fact: The rank of Commander is strictly a Naval term. Commanders can be responsible for entire ships, shore based commands, and other highly important duties.
$100
General
Military Fun Fact: The General is the highest rank an individual can hope to achieve in our Armed Forces and hold the highest of responsibilities. Their experience, military knowledge, and leadership are invaluable. The Navy and Coast Guard use the term "Admiral."