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Ensuring that military members and their families receive proper medical care from board certified professionals practicing within their scope of medicine is the epitome of what we at SMMN stand for.

From the day we discovered the negligence taking place and learned that many families have endured this tragedy, check out this New York Times article, we set out to make a stand. It is estimated that between 2011-2013 there were 239 non-combat deaths, if you had service member die or become injured during that time we want to hear from you.

We believe in transparency of the information we receive and the actions we have taken to make a difference and will continue to share information with the public.