US Military Welfare Department

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The Country is Safe With Army

US Welfare Department, we are proud to support the brave men and women of the United States military who are stationed in countries like Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine, and beyond. These individuals dedicate their lives to protecting freedom and ensuring global stability, often far from their families and loved ones. this department was created to bridge the gap between military personnel and their loved ones back home, providing essential tools and services to make their lives a little easier while serving overseas.

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USWFDEmpowering Troops Through Strategic Welfare Initiatives

We have implemented a range of welfare packages designed to align with the moral component strategy, fostering well-focused and highly motivated troops capable of achieving victory in every mission and providing essential support to civil authorities.
Our mission also includes developing strategic policies, streamlining operations, and harmonizing efforts to enhance and improve the overall welfare of our troops, ensuring they remain empowered and mission-ready at all times.

Stay Connected with Loved Ones

Affordable call card services to keep you in touch, no matter how far away you are.

Know Your Rights and Regulations

Access comprehensive legal information and policies for military personnel serving overseas.

Making Leave Management Simple

Focus on your mission while we simplify the process of managing your leave.

Our Leadership

Our leadership is dedicated to fostering a culture of excellence, integrity, and responsibility.
Committed to guiding our teams with a focus on strategic vision and operational efficiency, we prioritize the well-being of our personnel, ensuring that they are equipped with the tools, knowledge, and support needed to succeed.

Michael A. Grinston

Sergeant Major

James C. McConville

Senior Army Aviator

Christine E. Wormuth

Secretary of the Army

"I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the military for creating such an incredible welfare system that allows us to stay connected with our loved ones, no matter where we are. Being away from home can be challenging, but thanks to this initiative, we are able to share moments, offer support, and maintain strong bonds even from distant places. This thoughtful provision not only boosts our morale but also ensures that our families are never far from our hearts. Thank you for your dedication to our well-being and for making these connections possible."

Philip Johnson

"I am beyond grateful for the welfare program that allows me to stay in touch with my family while deployed. Being able to send messages and connect with loved ones has made a world of difference during my deployment. It's a reminder that the military truly cares about our well-being."

Sergeant John H. Matthews

"The military's commitment to ensuring we can keep in touch with our families is a blessing. With the welfare program, I can share important moments with my loved ones, which brings peace of mind both at home and on the frontlines. Thank you for making this possible!"

Specialist Emily R. Davis

Our News

Stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates from the military community.
Our news section features important announcements, mission updates, policy changes, and relevant stories that impact military personnel stationed overseas.

Army considers microreactors to increase installation readiness and resilience

December 18, 2024
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The U.S. Army is engaging with the advanced nuclear energy industry to explore potentially siting a microreactor on one or more Army installations by 2030, in furtherance of the Army’s commitment to installation resilience and mission readiness.

During a Pentagon ceremony the Secretary of the Army appoints five new civilian aides

Dec. 4, 2024
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Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth swore in the following five new Civilian Aides to the Secretary of the Army during an investiture ceremony at the Pentagon on Dec. 3, 2024: Lester Lumbad from Las Vegas, Nevada; Rich Morales from East Greenwich, Rhode Island; Lance O’Bryan from Fort Knox, Kentucky; Edward Salo from Jonesboro, Arkansas; and Frank Vitale from Morgantown, West Virginia.

President to honor seven Soldiers with nation’s top valor award

Jan. 3, 2025
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Three U.S. Soldiers overcame the odds to rescue their comrades against enemy fire and another four fought valiantly against enemy forces.

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USWFDEmpowering Troops Through Strategic Welfare Initiatives

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Michael A. Grinston

James C. McConville

Christine E. Wormuth

Philip Johnson

Sergeant John H. Matthews

Specialist Emily R. Davis

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Army considers microreactors to increase installation readiness and resilience

During a Pentagon ceremony the Secretary of the Army appoints five new civilian aides

President to honor seven Soldiers with nation’s top valor award

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