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ON-LINE TRAINING
Now available on this website via Alliant University's Continuing Education Post-Combat Behavioral Health Certificate Program
Alliant University has developed a comprehensive suite of classes to help prepare clinicians to work effectively with today's returning vets and their families. Delivered online, the classes are convenient, informative, engaging.
Learn more from the ON-LINE TRAINING page on this website. You can register or get additional information from the Alliant registrar, Eric Melendez: emelendez@alliant.edu 415-955-2029
Stuff To Know - US Flag Etiquette Matters
This information appears on a wonderful website that contains many other interesting and important items of information. The website belongs to Alison Lighthall, RN, MS former US Army Nurse Corps and is named Hand2HandContact.org I suggest you consider viewing her website. If you get a chance to attend one of her entertaining and informative seminars, that is also recommended.
Click the word “download” if you want to download a copy of this information.
Why US Flag Etiquette Matters
Flying the flag correctly and with respect matters to Military Service Members.
Once you've sworn your life to defend the principles embodied in the American Flag, it becomes an emotional symbol to you. Seeing it mishandled or mistreated, therefore, may well upset a Service Member, former or current. Below are the rules that will show respect, not just for the flag, but for the commitment all Service Members have made to this country.
