Task Force 20

06/17/2026

Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with Task Force 20’s exclusive, limited-edition "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness" t-shirt.

🇺🇸 The Ultimate Semi quincentennial Look!

Bold design: Vibrant red, white, and blue graphics.

Premium comfort: Ultra-soft, breathable fabric built for summer heat.

Patriot approved: Perfect for 4th of July parades, backyard barbecues, and fireworks.🤝

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Every single purchase directly funds Task Force 20’s mission to support veterans. We provide local camaraderie and physical fitness resources to help combat PTSD and veteran su***de.

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Quantities are strictly limited for the 250th anniversary.👉 Click the link in our bio to order your shirt now and support our nation's heroes!

06/17/2026

Article about the partnership between TF20 and Adventure Spirits Distilling.

We do want to highlight that our founder is NIT the youngest to ever be inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame but is ONE OF the youngest.

Other than that we LOVE the article!

Whitehouse’s hidden gem Adventure Spirits Distilling is pouring more than bourbon. 🥃🇺🇸 Read more about Joe Carter's mission to support veterans ⏩ tinyurl.com/29s736cx

06/17/2026

Major James Capers Jr. will be awarded the Medal of Honor.

A life defined by leadership, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to others is being formally recognized for actions taken during a reconnaissance mission in Vietnam.

As a second lieutenant leading a nine-man Force Reconnaissance patrol near Phu Loc in April 1967, Capers and his team repeatedly encountered larger enemy forces while operating deep in contested territory. On the patrol’s final day, an ambush left him severely wounded by gunfire and fragmentation wounds.

Despite significant blood loss and extensive injuries, Capers continued directing supporting fires, coordinating his team’s movements, and overseeing the evacuation. Refusing to leave before his Marines, he remained in command until every member of the patrol was safely aboard the extraction helicopter.

Over a 22-year Marine Corps career, Capers broke barriers and opened doors for future generations of Marines, becoming the first Black Marine to join Force Reconnaissance, receive a battlefield commission in Marine special operations, and command a Reconnaissance company.

As his story joins those preserved at the National Medal of Honor Museum, his legacy will continue to connect future generations with the values the Medal of Honor represents.

06/17/2026

Major Nicholas Dockery will be awarded the Medal of Honor.

A life defined by leadership, selflessness, and an unwavering commitment to fellow soldiers is being formally recognized for actions taken during combat operations in Afghanistan.

As a second lieutenant leading a combined force of American and Afghan soldiers in Kapisa Province on October 2, 2012, Dockery's unit came under attack from a large Taliban force armed with machine guns, rocket-propelled gr***des, and small arms.

Throughout the battle, Dockery repeatedly crossed open ground under enemy fire to rally friendly forces, reinforce isolated positions, and strengthen the defense. As the fighting intensified, he used his body to shield a fellow soldier from a gr***de blast, led counterattacks against enemy fighters, and fought his way to an unconscious teammate who was being dragged away by enemy combatants. After rescuing the soldier and administering lifesaving aid, he continued exposing himself to enemy fire while directing the fight and helping friendly aircraft suppress the attack.

Dockery continued serving after his deployment, earning the Green Beret and leading Special Forces teams in some of the military's most demanding assignments.

As his story joins those preserved at the National Medal of Honor Museum, future generations will be able to connect with the courage, character, and commitment represented by the Medal of Honor.

06/16/2026

Army veteran Jason Graven recognizes that a veteran’s battle does not always end after leaving the battlefield.
When he left the Army in 2004, Mr. Graven ...

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