Hi, and welcome to Outpost 422. America’s 11^th Hour Crisis Overwatch for those who identify as at-risk veterans, student veterans in academic distress, and those returning home from deployment on the verge of ending their term of service feeling hopeless without guidance or direction.

The service this website provides shares ongoing situations the author faces when adversity challenges the author to act who does so in the form of discrimination complaints. Discrimination complaints send the message that the employer or college institution must comply to agreed upon standards that require welcome treatment to those who served.

As a Veterans Health Administration patient, the author observes static communication. The blogs provide science communication journals modeling how to navigate disparate treatment through the protection of patient self-reporting publication.

Outpost 422 is a shorthand diary writing method providing examples of VHA patient self-reporting by:

• Writing introspection diaries through gonzo research reports.
• Illustrating substantive facts when under spiritual attack during groupthink situations on campus, in the college classroom, and in the workplace.
• Acts as an adjudicator and advocate for military service identity civil rights.

The author’s reports provide retrospective observation analysis regarding military-minded individuals who face cultural incongruity.

The website provides information as a secondary opinion for legal research and citation, supporting reports addressing disparate and pervasive treatment in the workplace and the influence of certain ideological practices on American values in education and hiring.

American veterans require a welcome space pursuant the USERRA Act of 1994 that all college institutions and workplaces must abide by, which also includes Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. DEI has ended and student veterans reserve the right to challenge critical race theory manipulation by employers and instructors who chastise veterans for their military service.

Stand up. Sound off. Exercise your academic freedoms availed to you through your hard-earned G.I. Benefits.

Leave a comment or send a message. Now, more than ever, we must fundamentally change the hidden agenda undermining Americanism.