Combined Arms

The 2nd Annual Panhandle Veterans Expo is a wrap! 🎉 Texas Veterans Network powered by Combined Arms was proud to be on the ground in Amarillo connecting veterans to the resources and services they've earned.

Shoutout to our Panhandle Regional Coordinator Steven San Agustin for representing TVN and making sure veterans left connected to services on our platform. Seeing veterans pull up their phones and access resources in real time is exactly why we do this work. 💪

🤝Thank you to Amarillo VA Health Care System, Texas VLB, Texas Veterans Commission, Bell Flight and many more for making this event possible. 🇺🇸

Veteran hiring works best when employers have the right tools, messaging, and support.
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The Combined Arms Employer Toolkit helps companies take practical steps to recruit, onboard, retain, and develop veteran and military-connected talent.

From readiness assessments to curated resources and ongoing support, the toolkit is designed to help employers move from interest to action—and build workplaces where veterans and military families can thrive.

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🇺🇸 251 years of answering the call.

Today, we celebrate the U.S. Army's 251st birthday and honor the Soldiers who have carried its mission forward since June 14, 1775.

To every Soldier, veteran, and Army family in our community: thank you for your service and for the example you continue to set.

🧱 The United States flag tells the story of a nation built brick by brick: through courage, sacrifice, unity, and service.

🇺🇸 On , we honor the Stars and Stripes, first adopted on June 14, 1777, and all it has come to represent across generations.

⚓ Danielle Spencer knows how to withstand pressure with purpose.

Her U.S. Navy service shaped the way she leads today: steady, accountable, and focused on getting people what they need. Now serving as Regional Coordinator for Northeast Texas, Danielle helps veterans and families cut through complicated systems and connect to the right support through the Texas Veterans Network powered by Combined Arms.

She’s also a mother, caregiver, and advocate. These roles that deepen the compassion and resilience she brings to every connection.

🎖️ Mia Garcia has built her career around one mission: making sure veterans don’t fall through the cracks.

Since transitioning from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2012, Mia has continued serving the veteran community across both the corporate and nonprofit sectors.

Before joining Combined Arms, she led programs that helped place more than 2,200 middle-enlisted military leaders into meaningful careers. Today, as Executive Director of the Texas Veterans Network powered by Combined Arms Mia is helping build the first interconnected state for veterans and their families.

Her leadership, lived experience, and commitment to collaboration continue to strengthen how Texas serves those who served.

⚓ Service, advocacy, and connection define Krystle Kaszuba’s path.

A retired U.S. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer, Krystle served 20 years in uniform, beginning her military journey at 17 as an Avionics Technician before becoming a Navy Counselor.

After retiring, she continued serving the military community through veteran employment and training services across the DFW Metroplex. Now, as our North Texas Regional Coordinator, Krystle brings decades of lived experience, leadership, and heart to the Texas Veterans Network powered by Combined Arms.

✈️ Kamiel Morgan helps keep the network soaring.

A United States Air Force veteran and Director of Network Operations for the Texas Veterans Network powered by Combined Arms, Kamiel works behind the scenes to ensure veterans and families can navigate with less friction and more confidence.

Since beginning her work with TVN in 2020, she has helped improve workflows, strengthen partner coordination, and make the resource connection process more effective for the military community we serve.

Her work shapes the experience of every veteran who reaches out for support.

🎖️ Jayni Whitefield knows service from more than one perspective.

A retired U.S. Army Master Sergeant, combat veteran, former Senior Drill Sergeant, and military spouse, Jayni brings lived experience and deep purpose to her work supporting veterans and military families.

Her background in behavioral health leadership, peer support, and veteran mental health continues to shape how she builds stronger systems of care for those who served.

We’re proud to have Jayni on the Combined Arms team.

🇺🇸 When women can, they do.

On June 12, 1948, the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act gave women the right to serve as permanent, regular members of the U.S. Armed Forces.

Today, we recognize the women who have served across every generation, branch, and mission. Their leadership, sacrifice, and strength continue to shape our military community and our nation.