“Honor Veterans by Hiring Veterans” acknowledges the attributes of military veterans and serves as an employer call to action.
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North Carolina boasts a top-notch thriving innovation ecosystem that offers the biggest research park in North America. The state is ranked number two of five tech hubs in the nation and is home to a large, diverse STEM-savvy workforce.
The Airborne & Special Operations Museum's 2022 Field of Honor runs until November 13, 2022. Visit the museum and see the flags placed in honor of veterans across the country.
The Defense Technology Office (DEFTECH) aims to increase business for North Carolina companies by connecting them with the Department of Defense. This also increases federal spending in the state, boosting North Carolina's economy.
Fayetteville State University's Center for Defense & Homeland Security (CDHS) collaborates with local, state, and federal agencies – including the Army and Special Operations partnerships at Fort Bragg.
NC COUNTIES GO GREEN FOR VETERANS DAY
NC residents and businesses are encouraged to shine a green light in support of our veterans during the week of November 7-13. Multiple NC counties are participating in this nationwide initiative.
The Department of Defense named November as Warrior Care Month in 2008. It raises awareness for the needs and services that wounded service members require.
NATIONAL VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIES MONTH BEGINS
Since 1996, November acknowledges the sacrifices that veterans and military families make. Military veterans and their families embody resilience and strength.
DANC SUPPORTS MILITARY TECH IN THE STATE
CHECK DEFENSE RECEIVES SECRETARY OF DEFENSE EMPLOYER SUPPORT FREEDOM AWARD