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GSMSG is a registered 501c3 non-profit provider of surgical and medical services, education, and ins Leadership Compensation - NONE.

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All of our medical experts take time out of their normal professional schedules to take part in our medical trips to various parts of the world. None of our team members are monetarily compensated for their medical work but all agree that the results of our humanitarian efforts are reward enough. Registration Status - Global Surgical and Medical Support Group Corp is a registered non-profit corporation based in Florida and is also registered with the Florida Division of Consumer Services. GSMSG's Federal Non-Profit 501c3 status has been filed with the IRS.

100% of your donations go toward GSMSG medical missions and program costs. Absolutely zero dollars go to "administrative" or "general management" fees. US Veteran Involvement - Given the nature of the areas where our medical teams operate, we prioritize bringing US military veterans along as part of our teams to maximize the set of skills on the ground. We would like to reiterate that 100% of your donations go towards GSMSG being able to achieve the medical objectives as efficiently as possible. Unlike many other global medical organizations encumbered by large bureaucracies, GSMSG utilizes the latest technologies to organize and mobilize our resources. Your generosity and contributions allow us to do that.

01/29/2026

🇺🇸 From above, it’s all geometry.
Clean lines carved into winter snow.
Symmetry….Order…Control.

But inside those walls, decisions are made that do not stay abstract.
Policies become operations.
Memos become movement.
Words spoken in secure rooms ripple outward into unnamed places, carried out by unnamed men and women, where the consequences are anything but theoretical.
From 10,000 feet, it’s easy to forget that every line drawn here eventually intersects with a life on the ground. A body.. A moment that can’t be undone.

At GSMSG, we live at that intersection.
Where strategy meets reality anddecisions made far from the field arrive with weight, urgency, and human cost.

We don’t make the calls in those halls but when the results land hard, in cold places and harder moments, we do our part to stand in the gap.

geometry is only clean from a distance.
up close, it’s human.

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01/28/2026

Sic Semper Tyrannis.
There is a quiet generation of men growing older now.
Gray in the beard. Scars in places no one sees.
They spent more than twenty years moving through the long shadow of the GWOTacross deserts, mountains, cities without names watching what unchecked power does to human beings.
And even now when the wars fade from headlines and the world moves on, many of them still serve. Still show up. Still stand with people who don’t have the luxury of safety, voice, or choice.
Because tyranny doesn’t retire.
Oppression doesn’t age out.
We see it plainly.
In Iran, where the IRGC slaughters its own people for daring to speak freely.
In China, where millions of Uyghurs are erased behind walls and lies.
In the looming threat to Taiwan with an entire free society marked for subjugation.
In Ukraine, where Putin grinds generations of Ukrainians (and his own Russians) into the mud of a war built on ego and fear.
Tyranny and oppression are not welcome in this world. Not now. Not ever.

And there will always be those quiet, worn, uncelebrated who refuse to accept them as inevitable.

Sic Semper Tyrannis.

01/26/2026

🏴 🏴DOL🏴🏴 - crank the volume up then read.

01/23/2026

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The claim that our NATO allies “stayed back from the front” in Afghanistan is not just wrong …it’s an insult to the men and women who fought, bled, and died shoulder to shoulder with us from Day One.
From the opening phase of the war, allied forces were embedded on the front line, not observing from the rear. British SAS and SBS, Australian SASR and Commandos, Canadian JTF-2, Polish GROM, Danish Jaeger Corps, Norwegian FSK/MJK, Dutch KCT, German KSK, French CPA 10 and Commandos Marine, and others operated in some of the most kinetic environments of the conflict ;conducting direct action, counterterrorism, reconnaissance, and high-risk intelligence missions alongside U.S. SOF.
This wasn’t symbolic participation. These units took casualties. They ran raids. They hunted high-value targets. They held ground under fire. They served inside joint task forces, JSOC elements, and intelligence units where the margin for error was zero and the cost of failure was measured in lives.
Members of GSMSG served shoulder to shoulder with these allied operators . not as visitors, not as observers, but as teammates. Some of those same elite allied SOF veterans now make up the ranks of GSMSG itself. They earned their place there the hard way.
Afghanistan was not a solo effort. It was a coalition war in the truest sense fought by professionals who shared risk, sacrifice, and responsibility. To rewrite that history for political convenience or nationalist chest-thumping dishonors allies who showed up, stayed, and paid the price.
If you weren’t on those teams, in those compounds, or on those battlefields, maybe listen to the people who were.
History remembers who stood on the line and our NATO allies were there, every step of the way.

01/21/2026

🇺🇸 America’s real power isn’t just military. It’s relational.

The U.S. remains the world’s dominant superpower and largest economy because of strong alliances.. NATO and other democratic, free nations that choose to stand with us.

Military reality:
We can only project power globally because partner nations allow U.S. bases on their soil. Those bases exist through mutual respect, shared interests, and trust…not coercion.

Economic reality (often ignored):
America’s financial strength depends on global confidence.
Foreign partners hold trillions in U.S. Treasuries because they trust U.S. stability, rule of law, and leadership.

If allies lose that trust and begin dumping Treasuries
• Interest rates spike
• Debt servicing explodes
• The dollar collapses
• Markets destabilize
• U.S. economic dominance erodes rapidly

This isn’t theory. It’s basic macroeconomics.

Our strength is not unilateral.
It’s built on mutual cooperation, respect, and credibility.

Sabotaging alliances doesn’t make America stronger.
It undermines the very system that makes American power possible both militarily and economically.

Great powers don’t burn bridges.
They maintain them.

01/17/2026

Forward is the only option. Get to the patient.

01/14/2026

You can’t treat the patient if you can’t get to the patient.

Medicine doesn’t happen in a vacuum and sometimes the environment is the problem. Sometimes a beachhead is in your way.
And sometimes… Terry’s gonna get a little froggy on the way in. 🐸

Access matters.

01/10/2026

Something historic is stirring in Iran.

If this revolution succeeds and the grip of the IRGC is finally broken, it will not merely change one nation. It will send shockwaves across the Middle East so profound that their impact may one day dwarf two decades of the Global War on Terror. Borders may not shift overnight, but the strategic terrain of the region will.

This is not a rejection of Persia. It is a reclamation of it. The Persian people are heirs to one of the world’s great civilizations. Innovative, educated, resilient, and deeply modern at heart. What has held them back is not culture or capability, but a revolutionary guard that has exported repression, terror, and instability far beyond Iran’s borders for nearly half a century.

For many Americans, this moment carries deep personal meaning.

It means something to the thousands of US service members maimed by Iranian designed EFPs on the roads of Iraq.
It means something to the families of the US Marines murdered in Beirut in 1983.
It means something to the hundreds of thousands across the region killed in the name of exporting the revolution.

Accountability does not always come quickly, but history has a long memory.

If Iran reenters the world as a nation defined not by militias and martyrdom, but by dignity, sovereignty, and progress, the balance of the entire region will shift. Extremism will lose its engine. Proxy war will weaken. A people long denied their future may finally claim it.

The revolution has begun.

At GSMSG, we will always stand ready to support forces of freedom and good wherever they emerge.

01/04/2026

Terra Cognita.
SOUTHCOM AO

12/31/2025

2026 is coming.
And with it the only certainty is more uncertainty, more instability, more chaos.

When systems fail and the world fractures, it won’t be headlines that save lives.
It will be training, grit, and people willing to move toward the fire.

From the front lines of Ukraine to the next crisis we haven’t named yet, GSMSG medical and surgical teams stand shoulder to shoulder with those who fight, endure, and refuse to quit. We don’t just teach medicine.we build capability, resilience, and the ability to bring our people home alive.

Because chaos is inevitable.
Preparedness is a choice.

Grit is not the absence of fear . it’s the decision to keep moving when everything hurts.

Into 2026.
Into the chaos.
Together..

12/23/2025

🎄✨ GSMSG | End of Year Message ✨🎄

This season isn’t about comfort.
It’s about commitment.

While much of the world pauses, someone stands watch…
in the cold, in the dark, in places where freedom is still being decided.

Across continents, special operations forces continue to operate shoulder-to-shoulder, bound not by flags alone but by shared sacrifice, discipline, and the quiet understanding that failure is not an option.

At GSMSG, our mission exists for one reason:
When the worst day happens, elite care must already be there.

No headlines.
No shortcuts.
No excuses.

Every deployment supported.
Every medic trained.
Every surgical capability pushed closer to the point of need.

That only happens because people like you choose to stand with those who stand in harm’s way.

As we close out this year and step into the next, we ask you to do one thing:

Be part of the mission.

1️⃣Wear the gear that represents forward-deployed care.
2️⃣Make a donation that puts real capability where it matters most.
3️⃣Stand with those who never get to stand down.

Because hope isn’t passive.
Hope is built … by action.

From all of us at GSMSG:
Thank you for believing.
Thank you for supporting.
Thank you for standing with the quiet professionals.

The mission continues. Into the New Year and beyond.

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Support the mission. Equip the mission. Be the mission.

12/15/2025

The itch never leaves.

Brotherhood like this doesn’t retire.
It’s here, right now shoulder to shoulder with people who would die for you without hesitation, and the quiet certainty you’d do the same.

The night still hums.
Engines somewhere in the dark.
That suspended breath before movement.
And then the calm sharp, focused, almost sacred. . .when purpose is absolute.

It starts as a whisper.
A memory. A sound. A feeling you can’t shake.

Because when you belong to something like this,
the siren song always calls.

Address

GSMSG PO Box 32174
Washington D.C., DC
20007

Telephone

+12028540071

Website

http://www.GSMSG.org/

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