I want all of you to know that we in the United States National Defense Corps are dedicated to the protection of our country and to honor all of our fallen veterans. 

We train all over the United States to provide “homeland security” through FEMA, FBI, police, firefighters, Red Cross and city, county and state Offices of Emergency Management for disaster and anti-terrorist courses and training. We are all patriotic volunteers who want to provide ‘back-up’ to our first-responders across the country.

As such, the USNDC is a non-profit public service organization.
Our members are from all ethnic backgrounds, religions and gender. Each member has his or her own valuable background and experience to contribute to the protection of our country and it’s citizens.

Additionally, we train to the highest military standards required by the Department of Defense to provide “final military honors”, with dignity and honor, to all veterans. Many of our members, if not most, are veterans themselves and know what sacrifices that our veterans and their families have given to our country. We want to express our selfless dedication to all who have served to ensure that our country remains blessed with democracy and freedoms more that any other country in the world. We are united in those two primary missions of the USNDC.

We ask the communities and states where we have divisions and brigades to provide whatever training, support, encouragement and deep appreciation to our members. The USNDC is growing rapidly across the United States and, as we grow and train, we will be able to provide more patriotic services and protection to our citizens.

If you are a motivated and patriotic person who is interested in joining us as a volunteer ready to be trained and contribute to our country with your knowledge and experience, you will be warmly welcomed. Thank you very much and God bless America and our veterans.

Respectfully, 

MG Joseph V. Potter, USNDC
Commanding General

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