![]() The American Indian Warriors Association is composed of Military service veterans with Honorable discharge. Many are combat veterans of many conflicts and most are Tribal members. San Diego County is home to over 280,000 of America's most distinguished veterans. In the 21st century the United States military can be expected to provide continuing avenues of opportunity for Native American Indian Men and Women to carry on the Intertribal Warrior tradition of serving with pride, courage and distinction. The goals of the American Indian Warrior Association (AIWA) are:
Native Americans have one of the highest records of service, per capita, of any ethnic group. |
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Color Guard - Memorial Day Santa Ysabel 2008 Color Guard - Wellness Conference 2008 Color Guard - Memorial Day Santa Ysabel 2007 Color Guard - Mesa College Warrior Symposium Color Guard -Warner Native Pride Gathering Color Guard - Women's Wellness Conference Color Guard - Grossmont CC Pow wow Color Guard - Admin for Children/Families (ACF) National N/A Conf. in Palm Springs on 12/7-9 Color Guard - VMMC Valediction Color Guard - Pow wow By the Sea Color Guard - Culture Days 2005 Color Guard - Cal Indian Ed. Conference Color Guard - Women's Wellness Conference Memorial Day 2004: Lori Piestewa Plaque Dedication Native American Culture Days 2004 Running the Red Road: 2004 the Finish Line A Tribute to Women Warriors at VMAC Indian Education / IHRC Culture Days in Balboa Park Chet Hunt Community Center Dedicaton Tribal Community Gathers for Thanksgiving Code Talker Joe Morris Speaks at Museum Native American Journalist Assoc. Reception The AIWA Color Guard is honored when asked to be the event Honor Guard and gratefully acknowledges and appreciates all requests and invitations to participate in traditional Tribal and Veteran activities. Please contact our AIWA Event Coordinator: Ronnie Murphy 619-312-0789. Thank you. |