The National Association Of Concerned Veterans

The National Association Of Concerned Veterans NACV began in 1968 We provide comprehensive readjustment, transition, and re-entry services to as many veterans as possible each year.

The National Association of Concerned Veterans (NACV) is a 501(c) non-profit veterans service organization providing comprehensive readjustment transition and re entry wrap around services through its Great Expectations program model. Cecil Byrd, our Executive Director along with the Board, has designed a comprehensive re-entry model that we recommend every veteran go through. It is designed to pr

epare a veteran, in six to twelve weeks, with all the resources and linkages (i.e. education, training, and awareness) to develop and implement a solid successful re-entry plan. The plan addresses mental health, education and training, employment, housing, socialization, relationships, family, economic development, life skills, benefits, health, spirituality, and values. The program also provides for case management, tracking, follow up and EAP using the TOUCH program. Great Expectations provides rehabilitation, vocational training, substance abuse, and sobriety. It provides for a seamless transition into civilian life from the military, focusing on the wounded warrior. Our goal is to lead them to become wounded healers and link them with the Veterans' Administration as well as other community, government and civilian resources and services.

07/20/2026

It is with deep sadness I inform you that our dear friend comrade in arms, special forces vietnam combat veteran airborne ranger NACV board member of over 15 years, Alfred May completed military and civilian service tours and retired and said "mission accomplished!" and said good bye Wife, Melba and daughter L'Tanya and ask them to tell the rest of the family and friends and us 'See you in due time' and passed at 3 PM Jul 19 2026.

Al was in Laos & Cambodia when we were not in SE Asia in the mid 60s and came home before with our country wanted to recognize PTSD, Agent Orange, Judicial Review, and all the issues and challenges and lack of viable TAPS and essential services were in place for the Vietnam veteran.

Thank you, Al. We will miss you.

We will post more soon.

Since NACV's beginning in Minn in 1968 and its establishing its national hdqtrs here in DC in 72, we have lost so so many and we often failed to post most of them a simple farewell. War what is it good for?

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02/14/2026

Stay tuned to hear more about the Soteria-360 and what is NACV is teaming with to give veterans and their families what we should have given them decades ago. see how the Great Expectations Program model compliments and supplements and offers values added and is able to achieve critical mass for the men and women who served and are serving. nacvinc.org

NACV inc
(202) 680-3142

02/07/2026

NACV inc is proud that it first incorporated in Minneapolis, Minnesota by combat Vietnam veterans as the National Association of Collegiate Veterans in 1968 and moved its national headquarters office to Washington DC in 1972 and changed its name to the National Association of Concerned Veterans in 1972. This year NACV celebrates its 58th year anniversary and remember the thousands of fellow veterans who served and no longer with us and applaud their contributions: a grassroots community based veterans helping veterans help themselves, leave no comrade behind. We will not forget. Thank you all. and as Rubicon states: The Mission Continues

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