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Combat Warriors Nebraska

Nebraska chapter of Combat Warriors Inc., connecting combat veterans and active military through hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventures; the parent organization also provides emergency financial aid to veterans and families and support to Gold Star families and widows.

VeteranActive Military
Cost
Sponsored
Coverage
Nebraska (Nebraska)
Eligibility
Combat veterans and active military; requires a Warrior Application.
Last Verified
August 27, 2026

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