Jason Barbiere Case Study

Jason Barbiere was a US service man that trained for years and learn always to be on the lookout for things that may cause trouble for him and his fellow men (DAV). This was his job for years on end and in this place it was ever needed. He needed it to survive and help his brothers in arms make it through the day and on to the next where they would do the same again. After day after day of this the time finally came when he had to go back home and live a normal life. The problem was he couldn’t he was always hyper vigilant, he was always looking for things that obviously weren't there and he knew it but yet, he couldn’t help it. He was left with ptsd from his days in the military. Jason isn’t the only one Wade Spann was also in the military (DAV). Wade was stationed in Fallujah, Iraq and while driving in a humvee a IED or improvised explosive device. While in the explosion a piece of shrapnel hit him in the back of the head. After a year he was diagnosed with a concussion and memory …show more content…
Many watch dogs sites give it a great rating in the way it uses its donations. The DAV spends millions a year on making sure that veterans are treated respectfully and fairly in the world that they fought so hard to protect and serve. By the DAV’s own account “DAV Departments and Chapters, along with our long-time partner Ford Motor Company, have purchased 3,401 vehicles at a cost of more than $76.3 million, that have been donated to Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers nationwide since the program began in 1987 to ensure that injured or ill veterans are able to get to their medical appointments”(DAV). These vehicles are used as a type of ambulance that helps get veterans to the hospital for free, unlike normal ambulances which cost money (DAV). Cearly the DAV is good with money, and does a lot of good with it, this is why this amazing charity must