Vet to Vet Tennessee received an application for the Korean War Ambassador for Peace on February 24, 2026 from Charles Allen, son of a Korean War Army Veteran, on behalf of his father, Ernest E. Allen, posthumously, on February 24, 2026. Mr. Allen’s military records were lost in the fire, and he lacked paperwork to…
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Tyler Moore, a Combat Army Veteran and Veterans Court Mentor for Vet to Vet Tennessee, takes time from his busy schedule and business to join a Christian Retreat sponsored and funded by the American Warrior Association. He is the fourth Mentor to enjoy the comfort of our Lord. In 2025 Coast Guard Veteran Robert McAndrew…
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Tonight, Sevier County Veterans Service Officer Robert Ford had the amazing opportunity to present Mr. Ernest Justus, SSG, U.S. Army, the Korean War Ambassador of Peace Medal. Ernest, 94, the oldest of 9, served during the Korean War, earning the Combat Infantryman Badge and the Korean Service Medal. Ernest's younger brother, Billy Justus, 92, was…
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Demonstrating a practical and effective approach to bettering the lives of local veterans, Monroe County Veterans Court and Vet to Vet Tennessee award the progress of seven individuals last month, a celebratory ceremony at the Monroe County Justice Center recognizing growth and healing through mentorship and therapy-centered recovery, Judge Dwaine Thomas returning a “debt of…
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