National Association for Uniformed Services (NAUS)

NAUS represents our members' interests in Washington — not the other way around. With each election, fewer government leaders serving in the Administration and Congress have any military experience. For example, 75% of Congress and 95% of their staffs have none!  These leaders must be educated about the promises made in exchange for 20 or more years of service defending this nation and the unique needs of the military community. Government leaders must understand that military and veteran entitlements are earned compensation — not needs based — and must be honored.  No other national military related organization represents so broad a spectrum of interests. We bring together the diverse concerns, needs and resources of all the services, branches, grades and components, active duty, retired, National Guard, reserve, other veterans, spouses, survivors and all Americans who support our interests into a strong, unified legislative force!  Working at the grassroots level you can help us at the national level bring pressure on legislators to preserve and protect promised and earned benefits and ensure a strong national defense. NAUS Chapters are organized for maximum "grassroots" support.  Like many national organizations, NAUS is organized into local chapters. Chapters provide a community connection with other NAUS members in the same vicinity, and offer opportunities to affect legislation from the grassroots level.  Chapters are chartered by NAUS national headquarters upon meeting certain requirements and establishing by-laws consistent with NAUS guidelines, but are considered separate and independent organizations from the NAUS national headquarters. Chapters are responsible for their own governance, finances and operations. Chapters may establish chapter membership dues (in addition to NAUS membership dues). NAUS has dozens of chapters in the U.S. and overseas ranging in size from a few dozen NAUS members to more than 400!

TEXAS CHAPTERS:

Austin TX #10Gen. Bob Bernstein Bob Larson, MSgt, USAF (Ret)5007 Parell PathAustin, TX 78744(512) 443-8072Central Texas TX #17Hal Cleveland, AZ1, USN (Ret)Burleson, TX (817) 295-7466 Dallas TX #5 Greater DallasVisit Chapter website Walter Lynch, CW3, USA (Ret)2107 Rockbrook Dr.Arlington, TX 76006(817) 261-8235

Fort Worth TX #12John M. Urbank, TSgt, USAF (Ret) President7501 Overhill Rd.Fort Worth, TX 76116-9017(817) 731-3170

El Paso TX #16Bill Ryerson Dexter Lyerly, MAJ, USA (Ret)El Paso(915) 585-9619San Antonio TX AlamoNOTE: New leaders needed for chapter.Please contact: Art Mace, COL, USA (Ret)7767 Mountain TrailBoerne, TX 78015(210) 698-1634

Eligibility

Career Phase:
Discharges Allowed:
Military Branch:
Programs for Family Members:
Service Counties:
  • Virtual - Online Only
Services Category:
  • Vet Group - Veteran Association
  • Vet Group - Legislation and Policy Advocates
VA Disability Rating Requirement:
Vet Plus: