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An elderly man with white hair and a mustache holding a folded American flag, wearing a camouflage baseball cap and a black jacket, standing outdoors during sunset with trees and other people in the background.
An elderly man and woman boarding a shiny, metallic fighter jet aircraft on a clear day with partly cloudy sky and mountains in the background.
A woman in military camouflage uniform sitting on the porch in front of a purple door, with her hands clasped together.

Your Watch.

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Each Premier Relic watch not only preserves history through authentic historical materials within each dial but also empowers you to make a personal impact today by selecting the veteran nonprofit that matters most to you. Whether your passion is preserving the stories of the last living WWII veterans, funding PTSD support dogs for those returning home, supporting veterans’ families through scholarships and care, or providing housing for homeless service members, your purchase becomes a direct extension of your values. Every watch includes a Certificate of Authenticity and a Donation Impact Report that confirms the nonprofit you chose, ensuring your timepiece is both a symbol preserved legacy and a living contribution to America’s heroes.

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memoirs of wwii

Less than 3% of those who served during World War II are still alive today. Once they are gone, what will happen to the story of their sacrifice?

Memoirs of WWII is a short film series dedicated to preserving the history of the Second World War and the memory of those who served. The series will bring this important part of our history to life by relaying true, personal stories through quality production and compelling narrative.

Through the personal accounts of real life World War II veterans, our goal is to honor their sacrifice, and to grant younger generations an understanding of what it was like to live through the war and what lessons can be learned from it.


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A collage of four veterans in military and civilian clothes, with the text 'How Did Veterans Tell Their Stories?' and 'Memories of World War II'
Composite image with a World War II fighter jet airplane with shark face paint, a young man in a military uniform with a cap, and an elderly man with white hair and glasses, accompanied by the text "It's OK to be scared" and a subtitle "Memoirs of World War II."
A montage image combining a photograph of an elderly man wearing a military cap and tropical shirt, a portrait of a young woman in military uniform, and an explosion of a ship sinking with smoke and fire, with the text 'There was no giving them hope' and 'Memories of World War II' overlaid.
A collage of a young soldier in uniform with a helmet and rifle, an elderly man with glasses, and a black-and-white photo of soldiers landing on a beach during World War II, with the text "Luckiest Man Alive" and "Memoirs of World War II".
A commemorative image for D-Day, 80 years later, showing a black-and-white photograph of soldiers landing on a beach during World War II in the background. In the foreground, there are two men: an older man wearing a World War II veteran cap and glasses, and a young man in a military uniform with a beret. The overlay text states: 'D-DAY 80 YEARS LATER.' The lower left corner includes the text "MEMOIRS of WORLD WAR II."
An elderly man wearing glasses and a red USS Indiana hat, talking about a WW2 ship, with a World War II naval battle scene in the background and a young man in a military uniform, with bold text saying 'I KNEW THE SHIP WAS DOOMED' and 'MEMOIRS of WORLD WAR II'.
Logo of Honor Flight Network with a red airplane flying in front of a blue shield background.

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Honor Flight NEtwork

Honor Flight Network is a national nonprofit organization comprised of independent hubs working together to achieve the Honor Flight mission. In furtherance of this common goal, we have the enormous privilege of showing our nation’s veterans the appreciation and honor they deserve.

Participation in an Honor Flight trip gives veterans the opportunity to share this momentous occasion with other comrades, remember the fallen, and share their stories and experiences with other veterans. Honored veterans always travel free of charge, thanks to generous donations to our organization.

While initially focused solely on America’s World War II era veterans, Honor Flight Network has expanded its mission to include those who served during the Korean War and the Vietnam War eras.

The Honor Flight TLC program also honors veterans of any service era who are critically ill. In order to maximize the number of American veterans served by our organization, each eligible veteran may only be honored on a single Honor Flight trip. 

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Memorial day ceremony at a war memorial with a soldier playing trumpet, a group of flag bearers, seated attendees, and a fountain in the background.
A group of people welcoming a smiling man in a wheelchair at an airport terminal gate labeled Southwest A8. The man is wearing a red polo shirt, a lapel badge, and a cap that says 'Army.' The scene appears celebratory, with several people clapping and taking photos.
Person wearing a black t-shirt with the word "VETERAN" and a graphic of an airplane, standing on an airport tarmac during sunset, with a small airplane and another person in the background.

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K9s For Warriors

K9s For Warriors serves our Veterans as honorably as they served their country. Our lifelong program is provided to Warriors at no cost and is designed to deliver maximum benefit with minimum administrative costs.

We are proud that generous supporters trust us to do the right thing with their contributions, and we have received widespread recognition for our stewardship. Impacting the lives of Veterans will always be our greatest reward. Their continued participation in the program is the only validation we need.

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A woman kneeling on artificial grass and smiling at a large, brown and white dog in an outdoor area with person-sized dog kennels in the background.
Man in red shirt and gray pants kneeling next to a black and white dog with a campaign sign reading "Ks for Warriors" and a dog house in a garden area.
A man with a prosthetic leg, a gray beard, sunglasses, wearing a red shirt, kneeling on the grass, holding a service dog by the face. The service dog is a large yellow Labrador retriever wearing a vest that says "Service Dog Do Not Pet." They are outdoors with trees and green grass in the background.
Man in sunglasses standing next to a sign that reads 'Homes for Our Troops,' indicating future home for SSG Robert Geer of the U.S. Army, with a construction site background.

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Homes for our troops

Homes For Our Troops (HFOT) is a publicly funded nonprofit that builds and donates specially adapted custom homes nationwide for severely injured post-9/11 Veterans, restoring the freedom and independence they sacrificed while defending our country.

These homes serve as a foundation for rebuilding lives, allowing Veterans with life-altering injuries such as limb amputations, paralysis, blindness, severe burns, and traumatic brain injuries to focus on recovery, family, and pursuing new opportunities. Many have gone on to complete degrees, start careers, raise families, and become powerful voices for issues like Veteran suicide, PTSD, and homelessness.

Since 2004, nearly 90 cents of every dollar spent has gone directly to Veteran services, with HFOT building where each Veteran chooses to live and providing long-term support such as financial planning, homeownership education, peer mentoring, and connections to resources for employment, health, and training. Each home is more than a gift. It is a launch point for Veterans to thrive once again.

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Entrance of a house decorated with red, white, and blue flags and patriotic signs, including a large
Logo for Homes for Troops, displaying an American flag, a house silhouette, and text celebrating 15 years of service from 2004 to 2019.