SBR FOUNDATION, ethos.
"WHERE DO YOU NEED HELP?"
[Quote} Doug “The Frenchman” LeTourneau (1946-2019) Vietnam Special Forces, MACV-SOG Recon Team Member. HERO.
@shawnjvandiver. Betrayal of our Afghan interpreters. The act of violating a trust, a breach of loyalty that will result in harmful consequences - and increased U.S. military suicides. #afghanevac#pineappleexpress
🚨 #BREAKING: The U.S. just announced the termination of TPS for Afghanistan, effective July 12, 2025.
Over 11,000 Afghans—many of whom fled Taliban rule and helped U.S. forces—will lose legal protection. A quick @AfghanEvac 🧵
We need YOU to take action TODAY to #SaveEnduringWelcome.
Visit https://t.co/oDdvsqsGeN to look up your rep and senators, then send them the letter linked there and at https://t.co/nMc7MmGpbC TODAY, personalized to you. #AfghanEvac
🚨NEW - My letter to Mexican President Sheinbaum demanding Mexico take immediate action to stop dumping toxic sewage into waters where our most elite service members train.
This waste is making our troops sick and harming our national security.
Enduring Welcome is the first time we've really kept a wartime promise to our local allies. Now they want to shut it down.
📣 Tell Congress: Fund it. Defend it. Finish the mission.
https://t.co/ljwmhZdfhz
A special thanks for your service. Starting this weekend, anyone with a military ID will receive discounted tickets at AMC, Cinemark and Regal to see WARFARE – now playing everywhere
It’s been just over a week since our launch. As I reflect, these are the core memories that will stay with me from that unforgettable day:
Watching the suit engineers meticulously check each connection and seal—something I deeply appreciated.
Seeing my friends and family during walkout. My children, smiling behind the glass, playing rock-paper-scissors with me as we waited for the pressure check. Waving our final goodbyes.
Walking up to our rocket and realizing—it’s a living, breathing giant. The gravity of the moment didn’t fully hit me until I saw frosty snowflakes drifting off the supercooled rocket and heard the groans of metal expanding and contracting.
Thinking of my family as I listened to our launch playlist while waiting on the launchpad. Then listening to the engines roar to life, feeling the G-forces slowly building in our chests, and being impressed by how familiar it all felt—the launch, ascent, and orbital insertion—like another sim or centrifuge run. A true testament to the depth and excellence of the training we received.
And then there it was, the International Space Station. A shining cathedral of metal, floating just beyond our window on final approach.
Reuniting with our friends from MS-26 and Crew-10 after hatch opening was a moment of pure joy.
Life aboard the ISS has been busy adjusting to the new environment and learning how to contribute to the mission. This national laboratory above our planet is alive with science, discovery, and purpose, and I’m excited to share it with you over the next eight months.
On National Vietnam War Veterans Day, we honor and remember the courage, service and sacrifice of all Vietnam veterans and their families.
#VietnamVeterans
We are getting reports of HUNDREDS of dogs being turned into shelters because of the fires. We never needed fosters & adopters more than now. If you can foster or adopt in the LA area, please DM me. If you don't live in LA, please share this post. You never know who will see it.
@WCKitchen Well deserved @chefjoseandres
In multiple locations around the world, we have witnessed your amazing work first-hand.
World Central Kitchen is a benchmark for compassion and efficiency.
Congratulations to our founder, @chefjoseandres, on receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom! Your tireless work embodies the spirit of service and humanity. #ChefsForTheWorld
As I process the devastating events that unfolded in New Orleans, I am in utter disbelief. Shamsud-Din Jabbar served under my Troop Command during our deployment to Afghanistan. He worked quietly and professionally in the S1 shop and as a mail clerk, ensuring the little things that kept us all connected to home were done with care and precision. He was a great Soldier, someone who showed discipline and dedication.
To think that the same individual who once embodied quiet professionalism could harbor so much hate, leading to such unspeakable atrocities, is incomprehensible and heartbreaking. This transformation is a stark reminder of the dangers of unchecked anger, isolation, and hate.
Please watch out for one another. Be there for your brothers and sisters in arms, your friends, and even those who seem distant or troubled. Don’t let hate take root—either in your own heart or in the hearts of those around you. We must care for one another before it’s too late.
My prayers go out to the victims and their families. May they find strength in this time of unimaginable grief. Let’s honor their memory by ensuring we stand together against hate in all its forms.
#NeverForget #WatchOutForEachOther #AgainstHate #StandAgainstHate #SupportEachOther #VeteransForPeace #NewOrleansStrong #EndViolence #UnitedAgainstHate #NeverForget #PrayersForVictims
Carry on Santa, Christmas Day is Secure.
Our hearts are with those down range this holiday season who are serving our country and keeping us safe stateside.
A beautiful thing I saw on Facebook today. A Marine veteran asked for prayers because two days ago he tried to kill himself. Immediately, veterans from his old unit started messaging him, reaching out with comments and their phone numbers. Geolocating him to be there physically.
The Battle of the Bulge began #OTD in 1944. This moving poem was written by 101st Airborne veteran Bernard J. McKearney and here read by actor Gary Oldman. #Bulge80#WW2