Warriors And Rodeo

Warriors and Rodeo will be there! With our partners at 1000 Miles Till Home, we carry on the tradition of honoring those who serve through our organizations and the PBR events in Decatur through out the years. Incredible partnerships - changing lives, one bull at a time.
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It’s more than a night of bull riding — it’s a night with purpose.

Msg from the President - Hey WAR! A group of us will be at the Ft. Worth Stockyards this coming Friday, June 5th. I'd love to meet as many members as possible. It will be a great time to connect and discuss the future of W.A.R. Joining me ismy son, Tytus, and W.A.R. 1st official VP, from early days of W.A.R. - Chris Skeeters and his family. To find out more, text me at 417-342-5842.

Great ideas from our partners at Bucking Bull Pro. Reach out to the Veteran owned company. Bucking Bull Pro is a long time supporter of Warriors and Rodeo. We are proud to have the owner as a member - Army Veteran and Paramedic Fire Fighter. Follow Bucking Bull Pro and show your support.

I commend these guys for coming up with an “outside the box” way to raise some money for their events for added prize money. If you’re interested in doing something similar, reach out to us. We have a plan that works for the event producer and our business.

Huge thanks to Sleepy Hollow Veterans Retreat!
We are incredibly grateful to have been named the beneficiary of the 3rd Annual Rounds at the Ranch shooting event!

A massive thank you to the main organizer, Andres Sanchez, for putting together such a phenomenal weekend of training and camaraderie. We are so thankful for your hard work and dedication to supporting veterans! 🙌

Shoutout to everyone who competed in the Top Shot Competition—100% of those proceeds are going directly to support our mission here at Warriors and Rodeo. 🤠🎗️

Thank you also to the event partners (LSR Equipment , Singleton River Ranch, and Kellner Snipercraft) for making it all possible. We are honored by your support!

Your DD214 is the first step to your VA benefits. Need a copy of your DD214 or other military records? Use the milConnect website. https://www.va.gov/records/get-military-service-records/

This day 108 years ago the U.S. Army First Division had an overwhelming victory against the German forces at Cantigny. After an hour of bombardment, French tanks followed by the First Division and French flamethrowers would assault the village. The whole battle lasted thirty minutes. They would capture 250 Germans and hold the town against six German attacks over the next three days earning the First Division the nickname "The Lions of Cantigny."

Photo- Military Operations - Capture of Cantigny by American troops. American in Cantigny, May 28, 1918.
Posted by Tytus Smith, volunteer.

Signs of Crisis
The end of a relationship. Loss of a job. Housing instability. Feeling a loss of purpose. At some point, everyone will face a challenge. Some of those challenges may develop into a crisis. Recognizing a crisis in yourself or those you care about can help you know when to find support. Every Veteran and First Responder is different, and many may not show any signs of intent to harm themselves. But some actions and behaviors can be a sign that they need help. Learn to recognize the signs of crisis so you can support a Veteran and First Responder going through a difficult time.

Signs of Crisis – Veterans Crisis Line People cope with stressful situations in different ways. When emotional issues reach a crisis point, contact the Veterans Crisis Line.

What an incredible weekend for the W.A.R. Alaska crew! We traded our uniforms for spurs, coming together for a tight-knit roughstock event built on pure brotherhood.

There’s nothing quite like the connection when military, veterans, and law enforcement officers back each other up behind the chutes. It wasn’t about the size of the crowd—it was about the shared grit and proving we are Built Frontier Tough.

Huge thanks to everyone who stepped up and made it a success. Stay safe on the lines, family! 🦅⚡

This Memorial Day, we are honoring the memory of SGT Joseph A. Rahaim, who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving his country in Iraq in 2005.

To keep his legacy alive, his brother-in-arms SSG Phillip Evans joined us on the Warriors and Rodeo podcast. SSG Evans shares powerful, firsthand memories of serving alongside SGT Rahaim during their regular active-duty Army days at Fort Hood.

True military brotherhood never ends. Tune in to this special episode as we remember a fallen hero, a dedicated soldier, and a friend who is deeply missed.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://warmissions.org/2026/05/25/under-the-flag-sgt-joseph-andrew-drew-rahaim/