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VIDEO: See how military spouse Erica Tyree balances her family life and career with Bank of America

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TITLE CARD: Bank of America Presents: Love & Careers
SUPER: Gabriel Tyree, US Navy Veteran

[Gabriel Tyree]
My full name is Gabriel Lee Tyree.
SUPER: Gabriel Tyree, US Navy Veteran

[Gabriel Tyree]
The branch that I served in was the United States Navy.
I was in Jacksonville, Florida, and we were getting ready to deploy, and I stopped by a Bank of America Branch and I was going to make a withdrawal so I could have some money for the trip.
And that's where I met Erica.

[Erica Tyree]
I was an Assistant Banking Center Manager at the time.
SUPER: Erica Tyree, Bank of America, Co-Chair, Military Support & Assistance Group

[Erica Tyree]
So as he walked in he had his motorcycle helmet and I just said "Oh it's a great day to ride!"

[Gabriel Tyree]
It was perfect timing when I met Erica. She assisted me and the rest is history.
I think the next day I was leaving.

[Erica Tyree]
He did go on a deployment, I would send him care packages once a week.

[Gabriel Tyree]
I'd always heard that if you could stick with somebody throughout a deployment, or if somebody can stick with you, you and that other person have a very good chance of making it.

[Erica Tyree]
We started in Jacksonville, Florida.

[Gabriel Tyree]
And then we went to Great Lakes.

[Erica Tyree]
After two years went to Detroit, Michigan for twelve months.

[Gabriel Tyree]
And then we went out west to San Diego.

[Erica Tyree]
And then back to Chicago for three years.

[Gabriel Tyree]
And then now we are here, in Dallas, Texas.

(light switch turns on)

[Erica Tyree]
Good morning, Cobi!
When we decided to get married, we both understood we both had a career.

(another light switch turns on)

[Erica Tyree]
My career was with Bank of America and his career was with the United States Navy.
I never really understood what it meant to be married to somebody in the service.
You know there's a move ahead of you.
And so, do you really invest time in friendships when you know you or them are going to be gone?
It's hard.
When you know, at the end of the day, you probably can't stay where you are, why would you really try to settle in?
So Bank of America has a program called MSAG, which is Military Support and Assistance Group.
Through MSAG, Bank of America is making a commitment to help military spouses ease that transition when it's time for that move.

(music picks up)

[Julian Parra]
Erica is a natural leader.
SUPER: Julian Parra, Bank of America, Business Banking Executive

[Julian Parra]
She is eager to learn.
She's goal oriented.
She's competitive.
And so, to me, those are the things I look for when I hire people.
SUPER: Kieth Cockrell, Bank of America, Life Services Executive

[Kieth Cockrell]
Erica demonstrated that she wasn't just a hard worker, she was committed to really developing.
To continue to excel in her job as her husband was deployed to different areas was most impressive!

[Gabriel Tyree]
And it's kind of like she would get new orders and I would get new orders and we both transferred together with our new duty stations.

[Erica Tyree]
He had to leave on his deployment, and that experience is…

(Erica begins to tear up)

[Gabriel Tyree]
Being deployed while I had a kid back home, that was one of the toughest things I'd ever had to do. You leave one day, you don't know when you're coming back.

(music picks up)

[Erica Tyree]
When it came time for him to think about retiring, he sacrificed for our family and for me.
By saying, "You know what? I'm going to go ahead and retire so that you can really continue to grow your career."
Twenty years ago I started as a part time teller and now I'm Senior Vice President, Client Management Executive.
If it wasn't for Bank of America, I don't know where I would be today.

[Gabriel Tyree]
The Bank has given us some amazing opportunities, and just like the military, they take care of their people.

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LIFE / BETTER CONNECTED™
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[Gabriel Tyree]
It was perfect timing when I met Erica. She assisted me and the rest is history.
I think the next day I was leaving.

[Erica Tyree]
He did go on a deployment, I would send him care packages once a week.

[Gabriel Tyree]
I'd always heard that if you could stick with somebody throughout a deployment, or if somebody can stick with you, you and that other person have a very good chance of making it.

[Erica Tyree]
We started in Jacksonville, Florida.

[Gabriel Tyree]
And then we went to Great Lakes.

[Erica Tyree]
After two years went to Detroit, Michigan for twelve months.

[Gabriel Tyree]
And then we went out west to San Diego.

[Erica Tyree]
And then back to Chicago for three years.

[Gabriel Tyree]
And then now we are here, in Dallas, Texas.

(light switch turns on)

[Erica Tyree]
Good morning, Cobi!
When we decided to get married, we both understood we both had a career.

(another light switch turns on)

(music picks up)

[Julian Parra]
Erica is a natural leader.
SUPER: Julian Parra, Bank of America, Business Banking Executive

[Gabriel Tyree]
And it's kind of like she would get new orders and I would get new orders and we both transferred together with our new duty stations.

[Erica Tyree]
He had to leave on his deployment, and that experience is…

(Erica begins to tear up)

[Gabriel Tyree]
Being deployed while I had a kid back home, that was one of the toughest things I'd ever had to do. You leave one day, you don't know when you're coming back.

(music picks up)

[Gabriel Tyree]
The Bank has given us some amazing opportunities, and just like the military, they take care of their people.

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Learn how we're helping Abby and other military spouses succeed in their careers

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VIDEO: Making jobs for veterans a priority

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BANK OF AMERICA
Bank of America Support Services – Revised June 2107
DALLAS BASS LEGACY RE-EDIT 2017 - As Produced Video Transcript

Jeff Cathey: I spent 29 years in the military – my father was there, my brother was there, my other brother was there, my sister were there.

Frederick Robinson: Four people have served in the military in my immediate family. Going back, my great grandfather, I have an uncle, two cousins, and myself.

Monica Gupta: I’m the first one in my family to serve. Hopefully I get to start my own tradition of military service.

Melissa Bentley: My grandfather was in World War 2, my father was in Vietnam and so I think I always grew up with the respect for the military.

Monica Gupta: I received this bronze star medal at the end of my tour in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn. For me, this just represented a year in which I was mentally…umm…physically and in a way spiritually tested. But you learn, you adapt, and you overcome. I would do it again if, ya know, they wanted volunteers to serve overseas in support of our country. I would do it in a heartbeat.

Jeff Cathey: Bank of America has got a long and proud tradition of support in the military. We’ve been there for over 90 years. Starting at Fort Sam Houston in Texas. We believe it’s our obligation to support the reintegration of the veterans – whether it’s critical needs, housing, jobs, whatever it takes to get the citizen soldier back into the civilian workforce.

Monica Gupta: Bank of America recognizes the skillsets that veterans bring is a value and they see that and so I’m really grateful to be part of that – it’s amazing. END

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Service inspired by family

Helping Sabrina and other military spouses ease the burden of relocation for their families

Helping Sabrina and other military spouses ease the burden of relocation for their families

Proud to connect thousands of veterans to meaningful careers here at home

I believe Bank of America is a stronger company for all of the veterans that they've employed. Lacy Dodd Miske Retired U.S. Army Captain and Brigade Logistics Officer at Bank of America

Proud to connect thousands of veterans to meaningful careers here at home

GALLERY: Each month, get to know a Bank of America employee who's served our country in the armed forces

IN THE NEWS: Peninsula veterans served, and continue serving

IN THE NEWS: Peninsula veterans served, and continue serving

IN THE NEWS: Veterans apply skills to pursuing higher ed, jobs

IN THE NEWS: Veterans apply skills to pursuing higher ed, jobs

We're committed to providing jobs to returning veterans

We're committed to providing jobs to returning veterans

IN THE NEWS: What Military Leadership Can Teach a Civilian World

Financial education Financial education section

Transitioning from military to civilian life? We’re here to help you understand how your finances may change and what you’re entitled to.

Transitioning back to civilian life There's a lot to prepare for when you leave the military. Better Money Habits can help you get ready. Take a look

We're here for you Service members and veterans may be eligible for reduced interest rates on home loans, student loans and more. Learn more

Military Times and Bank of America help service members and veterans in the financial transition to civilian life

Military Times and Bank of America help service members and veterans in the financial transition to civilian life

Servicing education: Transitioning out of the military? See how you can get the most from the G I Bill. Get started.

V A home loans aren't like traditional home loans. Find out if a Veteran Affairs home loan is right for you. Watch video.

Partnerships Partnerships section

From career advancement opportunities and job training to wellness initiatives and financial education, we're supporting service members by partnering with military nonprofits and organizations across the country.

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VIDEO: See how we're helping Team Rubicon give veterans an important new mission in civilian life

(Sirens)

[Breaux Burns]
Engine one, Medic One

(inaudible walkie talkie)

[Breaux Burns]
Durango medical one.

My name is Breaux Burns,

(inaudible walkie talkie)

[Breaux Burns]
I’m a firefighter paramedic with Durango Fire.

(music picks up)

[Breaux Burns]
Hey how you doing?

I wanted to help people from the beginning, and when I was 20, I joined the Marines because I wanted to serve our country.

In 2003, I was part of the first push into Iraq.

You have this tight team of brothers and sisters, and you’re leaning on them, you have purpose in life. And I need that, or else…I’d go haywire.

Transitioning out of the military, all those things are taken away from you. All of a sudden, it’s like, “What am I doing with my life?”

[Cathlin Burns]
When Breaux got back, there was just something missing. He just wanted to do more.

[Jake Wood]
At Team Rubicon we deploy military veterans for disaster response.

In giving those veterans a new mission, we can give them that sense of purpose, that sense of community that they’re looking for, as they leave the military.

[Mike Gorham]
We’re not getting veterans together for a social gathering, we are demanding that they work, that they sweat, get muddy, that they bleed, and, that’s exactly what they’re looking for.

[Breaux Burns]
As a paramedic I feel like I can use my skills all over the world, and I have.

[Lewis Runnion]
Bank of America’s support of Team Rubicon is important to us because their national mission aligns exactly with what we’re trying to do, and that is supporting transitioning service members.

[Jake Wood]
As Bank of America continues to invest in our mission, it’s really investing in the communities in which it does business.

If you woke up one morning and your town was devastated, who do you want to show up? There’s no problem the military doesn’t have someone trained specifically for.

[Raymond Cheung]
The work I did in Iraq was very much what you do during disaster relief after a big disaster. Situational awareness, common missions, working together, and helping the local population.

Team Rubicon has allowed me to reconnect with that sense of purpose and sense of community that I thought I would never get back.

[Ashley Hudson]
This group just has an attitude of going out there and getting stuff done; because you know what you’re doing for those people is what makes it all worth it.

[Cathlin Burns]
Breaux was going on a Team Rubicon mission and I explained to Grayson, “So, daddy is going to fly over there and he’s going to help these people that are sick or hurt.”

There he goes…

Grayson said, “So daddy’s kind of like a superhero. He flies to help people when they’re in trouble.”

[Breaux Burns]
I joined the Marines because I wanted to serve. I joined Team Rubicon to continue to serve.

(technical rope rescue reenactment)

[Breaux Burns]
I’m right here with you, okay?

[Patient]
Alright.

[Breaux Burns]
If you have any questions let me know.

[Patient]
Alright.

[Breaux Burns]
If you get worried let me know.

[Patient]
It’s going to go slow right?

[Breaux Burns]
Slow! Yup.

[Patient] Ok.

[Raymond Cheung]
Ultimately life is about helping people, it’s about relationships, it’s about connections. Team Rubicon brings all those together.

[Jake Wood]
You know, we’ve seen transformations were people came to Team Rubicon lost and through that service, through that mission, through that community that they gained, they rediscovered who they were.

Corporate support is critical to our mission. We hope that Team Rubicon can become a household name. That when a community endures a disaster, it looks to its military veterans to lead them through it. That’s the future that we’re trying to build.

[Breaux Burns]
I feel like I’m on the right path… You know, I feel like my mark is still being created… I haven’t left it yet… but I will.

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We're partnering with national and local military organizations to support our veterans

We're partnering with national and local military organizations to support our veterans

A dialogue on The Vietnam War with Ken Burns and Bank of America’s Anne Finucane

Anne Finucane, Vice Chairman, Bank of America and Ken Burns

A dialogue on The Vietnam War with Ken Burns and Bank of America’s Anne Finucane

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VIDEO: A non-profit that helps vets – and rescues dogs

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Clarissa Black Video
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Sometimes, one person with a vision
Can help the lives of many

Lower third:

Blade Anthony
Corpsman,USMC
Iraq War Veteran

Graphic subtitle appearing in lower portion of the frame: According to a 2013 Department of Veterans Affairs report

BLADE ANTHONY:
There’s 22 people who are gonna die today. Twenty-two of my brothers and sisters that are gonna take their own life because they can’t deal with stuff. And I was almost one of those. Had it not been for Clarissa and her organization and my dog, DeDe.

CLARISSA BLACK:
Every year approximately four million animals are being euthanized in shelters across the country.

2nd Graphic subtitle:
According to SPCA statistics

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Clarissa Black Founder, Pets for Vets And Merrill Lynch Client

CLARISSA BLACK:
And so that inspired me to think, why can’t I find the right shelter dog to help these veterans with what it is that they’re going through.

MATT DUPUIS:
Watching Clarissa Black start this organization from scratch and seeing the immediate impact she’s had on individual’s lives is contagious. And there’s no doubt in my mind that we’re going to look back in a very short amount of time and Pets for Vets will be a household name.

CLARISSA BLACK:
Pets for Vets is a nonprofit organization that matches shelter dogs to returning veterans to help them with post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, anxiety, depression.

CLARISSA BLACK:
We actually really get to know our veterans. What it is that they’re looking for, what they need. Then we go out and we find a dog that’s gonna fit seamlessly into their life.

And on top of that we actually provide each of the dog’s training to help them fit with that particular veterans’ PTSD.

BLADE ANTHONY:
When I used to get really mad (De De) would come up to me and then it would make me less mad. I would calm down. When I would cry or be afraid she would be there to make me not cry any more. Feel better.

CLARISSA BLACK:
Working with Blade I discovered that he really had not had a good night’s sleep in, since he had returned home.

So we trained DeDe to actually recognize wrestling and moaning of a nightmare in order to wake Blade up at night and because of that it actually started to reduce the number of nightmares that he had and he was able to get a good night’s sleep.

BLADE ANTHONY: I really mean what I say that I just can't stand being away from her.

ADAM RENTERIA:
Before I’d gotten Rakkasan I wanted a much bigger dog I come from that type of, that warrior mentality. I wanted a warrior-type dog.

CLARISSA BLACK:
And that feeling of having this very large dog, I didn’t think was going to help him in what he told us he was looking for.

ADAM RENTERIA:
I was looking for a void to be filled rather than a process to be healed. And so Clarissa through the assessment, through her evaluation, understood this.

B-roll – Adam and Clarissa at the fountain – “I’m in sync with him as much as he’s in sync with me.”

Adam, Clarissa and Rakkasan walking together

CLARISSA BLACK:
After the, the match our veterans actually become part of our Pets for Vets family. And I think that’s really important also// for healing with PTSD is feeling you’re part of a community.

CLARISSA BLACK:
It’s just incredible the community that we have built not only as a Pets for Vets family but all the volunteers giving their time because they believe in Pets for Vets but they also want to help veterans and help rescue animals.

FA, MATT DUPUIS:
Clarissa and Pets for Vets have chapters in 19 states and I don’t think she’s going to stop until she has all 50 states.

I surely hope that most people have the opportunity to do something like this in life and to look back and say you did something bigger than yourself and you made a difference

BLADE ANTHONY:
When Pets for Vets rescued De De, she was pretty bad off. She had scars on her face like I do. So, she probably has PTSD like I do.

BLADE ANTHONY: And now, we’re together… healing both together.

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Bank of America + Team Rubicon offer Veterans an important new mission

Bank of America + Team Rubicon offer Veterans an important new mission

Military partners came together to share integrated solutions to help veterans

Military partners came together to share integrated solutions to help veterans

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VIDEO: USO of NC & Bank of America salute service members with surprise Hendrick Motorsports pit crew training

[MUSIC PLAYING]

SUPER: To remind service members they can do anything, Bank of America and USO of North Carolina sent three of them to Team 48 Pit Crew training at Hendrick Motorsports.

John Falkenbury: You know there is a saying in the army that we do more before 9 a.m. than most people do during their normal day. As it was today at oh dark thirty three service members from the Air Force, the National Guard and the Army arrived at Hendrick Motorsports.

Mark Morrison: Welcome to Hendrick Motorsports. I'm a Mark Morrison. How are you? Brendan Cashion: We weren't really told much. We were told we were going to have a fun-filled day and...

Timothy Edwards: When and where to be and that was it.

DJ Rhodes: And then they took us and said you're going to spend a day with the pit crew.

Mark Morrison: Let's get you all to change and get rolling.

John Falkenbury: The USO is an organization. We're that conduit between the American people and the men and women who serve this nation.

DJ Rhodes: We did the PT that they do.

Mark Morrison: Switch!

Timothy Edwards: I immediately started sweating.

Brendan Cashion: Started out by warm ups and lunges.

John Falkenbury: The transitioning of our service members over the next several years, you have to help them transition to their new normal.

Will Manning: Bank of America is committed to helping to make that transition happen as smooth and seamlessly as possible by engaging the organizations like the USO of North Carolina.

John Falkenbury: We have a step program. Service, transition, employment programs.

Mark Morrison: 5 to go, 5 to go.

DJ Rhodes: I was nervous. I'm still nervous, getting out because I feel like I'm graduating high school again I don't know what I'm going to do.

John Falkenbury: You need to understand that, you need to understand the needs that they have. Filling gaps in transition assistance, in finding them jobs, educating them on how to do a job interview. Those are educational programs that we're heavily involved in.

Brendan Cashion: Been to Iraq, been to Afghanistan, trying to deal with the transition from that, and USO of Carolina has really helped me out a lot.

DJ Rhodes: Now I feel a little bit more confident that I do have something to offer to the civilian world.

Mark Morrison: 2, 1, alright that's it everybody in.

Mark Morrison: Alright hey but it's not over, we got practice alright?

Pit Crew Member: Alright 48 88 let's get going here. Getting loud in here in a second, getting loud, getting loud, watch your ears.

[CAR REVS UP]

DJ Rhodes: So after the PT session they said now we are going to go into our practice; where they simulated the actual pit stops. The car comes rolling in and they jump over to the wall just like it's actually in a race.

Timothy Edwards: They definitely, when they get to work, it's serious business.

Brendan Cashion: Everybody works together to make one thing happen and that's to win.

Pit Crew Member: Nice job guys! Good job.

Chad Knaus: Hey guys! I'm Chad Knaus, nice to meet you. You guys have seen what these guys do here on the car, you've experienced what they do on the practice fields so why don't we see what you guys can do here on the car yourselves?

Brendan Cashion: Cool.

Timothy Edwards: We'll make it happen.

Chad Knaus: Alright, let's go. Let's do this.

John Falkenbury: Bank of America has a phenomenal military support assistance group and we work with them hand in hand. The support that Bank of America gives to USO makes the difference in the lives of so many men and women.

Charles Bowman: People don't succeed in business or in sports or in the military without that teamwork and that's really what, a good example of what you've seen out here today. Chad Knaus: This was a lot of fun today.

DJ Rhodes: Yeah.

Chad Knaus: And we would also like for you to come see us in action this fall and to come to the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Here's your tickets.

Brendan Cashion: Sweet.

DJ Rhodes: Sweet.

Timothy Edwards: Appreciate it, thank you very much.

DJ Rhodes: Thank you.

DJ Rhodes: I was blown away. To be able to go to that race is huge. This couldn't have been a better experience.

SUPER: We're proud to support military nonprofits helping veterans in communities across the country. #troopthanks

LOGO: Bank of America (Proud Sponsor of Hendrick Motorsports) / Hendrick Motorsports

SUPER/URL: Learn more at bankofamerica.com/militarysupport

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GALLERY: Charlotte Bridge Home bridges the gap between military and civilian life

GALLERY: Charlotte Bridge Home bridges the gap between military and civilian life

Spotlight on: Augusta Warrior Project

Spotlight on: Augusta Warrior Project

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Retired Army Sergeant 1st Class Don Chandler and his family

VIDEO: Veteran honored for his service to our country and receives keys to mortgage-
free home

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Don Chandler: My name is Don Chandler. I served 22 years in the United States Army. I did three tours in Iraq. I wanted to follow in I guess family footsteps..from my grandparents, my uncles, my dad..all served in the military. So, I wanted to give back to my country.

Nancy Chandler: He has earned two purple hearts. He’s got a bronze star with valor, another bronze star.

Don Chandler: I’d do it again. I’d do it all again. I grew up with my father. He did not want me to go through the things that he had gone through when he came home from Vietnam. I had come home from Iraq and it was very overwhelming.

Nancy Chandler: We do have five children. We have 10 grandchildren. We were literally living payday to payday. There was just never that opportunity to be able to save for a down payment.

Casey Kinser: Our mission is to support our nation’s wounded heroes as their transitioning out of the military and into their new civilian life and that’s a difficult transition for many. We’re seeing a lot of veterans being separated from the military and they’ve got a lot of significant needs, especially housing, which is a focus of ours.

John Stein: Today what we’re gathered around is to give away a home to a military veteran and his wife and family. Its particularly poignant because this is the 1000th house that Bank of America has given back to the community. Welcome Sergeant First Class Don Chandler, his wife Gail, their kids and grandkids into a mortgage free home.

Don Chandler: Just walking through that front door and seeing her face light up, you know, there’s just no words, there’s no price tag you can put on that. She has been the foundation for me for many a years. She’s just as much a part of my career as I was. She’s the backbone of it.

Gail Chandler: Everything that they incorporated..it’s us..every little detail, it was just perfect.
Lewis Runnion: To see the looks on the family’s face and to talk to them about how this home will change their lives is an amazing experience.

Casey Kinser: The relationship that Military Warriors Support Foundation has with Bank of America is incredible. We could not do this without their help.

Nancy Chandler: We would have never been able to afford it on our own. It allows people like us that second chance.

Don Chandler: It’s home. It’s a place we can see our grandkids grow up and create memories with them. I love it.

Let’s go home.

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Careers & Advancement Careers & Advancement section

VIDEO: See how military spouse Erica Tyree balances her family life and career with Bank of America

Learn how we're helping Abby and other military spouses succeed in their careers

VIDEO: Making jobs for veterans a priority

Service inspired by family

Helping Sabrina and other military spouses ease the burden of relocation for their families

Proud to connect thousands of veterans to meaningful careers here at home

GALLERY: Each month, get to know a Bank of America employee who's served our country in the armed forces

IN THE NEWS: Peninsula veterans served, and continue serving

IN THE NEWS: Veterans apply skills to pursuing higher ed, jobs

We're committed to providing jobs to returning veterans

IN THE NEWS: What Military Leadership Can Teach a Civilian World

Financial education Financial education section

Military Times and Bank of America help service members and veterans in the financial transition to civilian life

Partnerships Partnerships section

VIDEO: See how we're helping Team Rubicon give veterans an important new mission in civilian life

We're partnering with national and local military organizations to support our veterans

A dialogue on The Vietnam War with Ken Burns and Bank of America’s Anne Finucane

VIDEO: A non-profit that helps vets – and rescues dogs

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Bank of America + Team Rubicon offer Veterans an important new mission

Military partners came together to share integrated solutions to help veterans

VIDEO: USO of NC & Bank of America salute service members with surprise Hendrick Motorsports pit crew training

GALLERY: Charlotte Bridge Home bridges the gap between military and civilian life

Spotlight on: Augusta Warrior Project

VIDEO: Veteran honored for his service to our country and receives keys to mortgage-
free home

Spotlight on: Team Rubicon

IN THE NEWS: Bank of America puts up $400,000 to help veterans and child literacy

GALLERY: Having veterans' backs

GALLERY: Preparing meals for families in need

GALLERY: Supporting service members and veterans with NFL teams

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