Discounts & Benefits WeSalute Review: Getting Military Discounts & Deals in Stores and Restaurants Our WeSalute Members report that they have the advantage of using their WeSalute+ ID Card, as a secure military ID to redeem military discounts, without having to have a government-issued military ID or using their sensitive military documents, such as the DD214.

WeSalute Awards TopVet: David Seymour What child hasn’t dreamed of being able to fly? Like many youngsters, David Seymour was fascinated with flying and airplanes. And today, he lives that dream as a top executive and Chief Operating Officer at American Airlines.

WeSalute Awards HeroVet: Michael Abrams Back from Afghanistan and serving as an officer recruiter in New York City, life seemed full of promise for Marine Mike Abrams. Seated in a diner near New York University and wearing his Marine uniform, he encountered a fellow Marine, Gerry Byrne, who served in Vietnam.

WeSalute Awards HeroVet: Jonathan Woodson, MD Jonathan Woodson, MD, and the son of a WWII veteran, was born and raised with a deep sense of service. He has served his country in a variety of capacities including while deployed to three combat zones; today as an Army Reservist; as an active board member of the Wounded Warrior Project; and his advocacy for racial equality. He is outspoken that his fellow servicemen and women should have the same opportunities to serve our country, regardless of race.

WeSalute Awards TopVet: James Hendon leads NYC’s Department of Veterans' Services “What can we do to help you help yourself to reach your fullest potential and do the things that you want in life?” 

WeSalute Awards Derek Jeter, Son of Two Army Veterans Derek Jeter’s superstar achievements confirm the New York Yankee traditions that have preceded him. But, unlike many of history’s prior pinstripe legends, the true measure of Jeter’s success is due to his play on and off the field – and it comes thanks in large part to his parents who both served in our nation’s military.

Discounts & Benefits Our Ultimate Guide to New Year’s Resolutions for Your Best 2020 It’s the new year and the best time to embrace a new you! We all have little things we know we could be doing on a daily basis to make our lives and the lives of those around us better...and more fun! While New Year’s Resolutions can be very cliche, they’re also a fantastic opportunity to make real, positive changes for ourselves, our families, and our communities.

Military & Veterans Life Another Stellar November Recognizing our Military and Veterans For the seventh year running, Veterans Advantage once again honored the military and veteran community during November with events and new benefits as part of Veterans Week NYC 2018.

Military & Veterans Life Verizon Wireless Honors You With Military Discounts Verizon wants to thank you for your service by offering discounts for our U.S. military and veterans.

Discounts & Benefits Benefit Partner News: Veterans Advantage to Honor Members with a Special Offer from The New York Times Veterans Advantage and The New York Times have come together to honor U.S. military veterans, active duty military, National Guard, Reserve members and their families with an offer for 50% off a New York Times digital or home delivery subscription for one year.

WeSalute Awards TopVet: Richard C. Hartnack Richard C. Hartnack, known as Rick, is the Non-Executive Chairman of Synchrony Financial, the recent spin out of GE Capital's consumer credit business, and a leading provider of credit cards. A proud Marine and Vietnam War Veteran, he credits the Corps for having shaped him for his success in the business world. Respectful of its roots and legacy, he is committed to ensuring that the Corp's virtues and values are shared with future generations.

Military & Veterans Life U.S.M.C. Veteran Named To Lead National Kidney Health Effort WASHINGTON, March 30, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Association of Kidney Patients (AAKP), the largest fully independent patient-led kidney advocacy organization in&nb

Military & Veterans Life Big Statues Unveils the 2nd Largest Women's Memorial in the Country 10 days ago, Big Statues representatives attended the unveiling of one of their biggest projects yet: six statues of Veteran Women, representing all areas of the military as well as all eras of time.

Military & Veterans Life Young Adult Children Of America's Fallen Military Heroes In New York City For Experiential Learning Tour ARLINGTON, Va., April 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) has created an experiential learning program dedicated to enhancing the educat

Discounts & Benefits Top 5 Romantic Destinations & Gift Giving Tips If there is one constant in life, during good times or tough times, people fall in love.

Discounts & Benefits Veterans Week 2017! Veterans Advantage, a founder of Veterans Week NYC, recognized our Military, Veterans, and family members at this year’s Veterans Week NYC 2017.

Discounts & Benefits The 7 Most Affordable & Warm Getaways for the Holidays Thanksgiving and Christmas are upon us, and while this is a time of year that we traditionally spend with family, many of us will crave a much-needed break from our busy lives this holiday season. Whether you want to steal some warmth while it’s snowing buckets or create your own n

WeSalute Awards TopVet: Pat Pacious, Choice Hotels International CEO New CEO and Navy Veteran Navigates Industry Waters of Disruption Editor's note: Patrick Pacious became President and Chief Executive Officer of Choice Hotels International, Inc.

Military & Veterans Life Member Stories: Sgt. Joshua Aaron Thompson, U.S. Army Sgt. Joshua Aaron Thompson is currently serving and has been active in the United States Army for almost 5 years. He joined the Army in 2012 and has since served in Iraq, fighting terrorist organizations like ISIS in Operation Spartan Shield and Operation Inherent Resolve. 

Military & Veterans Life Member Stories: Geoff Bell, Army Vet, Helps Save Lives After Mandalay Bay Shooting in Las Vegas “We were in the VIP section on the right side of the stage. I wasn’t concerned at first because the shots sounded really high-pitched, like a Black Cat firework, not like a gun at all,” Geoff remembers. “But then the guy beside us got shot and I knew that something was going on. He [Steven Paddock] shot off 10 rounds, then another 10 rounds, and then 20 rounds, and then it sounded like he went through like a 50 round belt or 100 rounds because it just kept going.

Military & Veterans Life Veterans Guide to Finding a Dream Job Veterans have a lower unemployment rate than their civilian counterparts. Largely due to the benefits provided in the GI Bill, veterans are more educated and employable than the general population. Many companies also seek out veterans or actively recruit transitioning military because they value the unique skills and work ethic that vets like you learn while in the Service. 

Military & Veterans Life United Airlines Captain David Fawcett Remembers 9/11 and Flight 93 This past Monday was the 16th anniversary of the tragic terrorist attacks that shook our nation on September 11th, 2001. Veterans Advantage posted a Facebook update on the 11th in remembrance of the Americans that lost their lives that day, thanking the firefighters and police who courageously responded, as well as those servicemembers who have continued to fight to defend our freedoms each and every day since.

Military & Veterans Life The Heritage of Veterans Advantage: Part 1, Scott Higgins' History of Patriotism Veterans Advantage is the first program of its kind to deliver new service-related benefits to U.S. military veterans, active duty military, and National Guard & Reserve and their families. The program benefits are sponsored by top companies that

Military & Veterans Life The Heritage of Veterans Advantage: Part 2, Early Veteran Advocacy In 1978, Bobby Muller, who had recently founded Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), approached Scott for emergency funds. The group lacked the financial resources to continue its work. Numerous requests had been turned down by Bobby’s list of potential benefactors. Without a moment’s hesitation, Scott began writing the checks that would help keep VVA going during those early years.