About Us
Operation Bald Eagle is about serving the men and women who serve to protect us in their time of need. We believe that these patriot's and their immediate families should be honored by their service to our communities and our country. It is because of these patriot's that our nation is what it is today. We are committed to being a 911 response to our heroes when called upon.
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We need your help. We rely on the generosity of those who volunteer their time and money to make sure we meet the needs of our clients. read moreFundraising Opportunity
Take advantage of a great opportunity to raise money for our troops, while you save money at home. Click here to learn more.Elite Corps - Black Knights
Elite Corps – Black Knights is a rigorous program developed to give back to those who want to serve our military families through Operation Bald Eagle. Click here to learn more.
news & events
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June 6, 2019
Demolition Derby 10/13/2018
We would again like to thank the members of Stirrin’ Dirt Racing for again inviting Operation Bald Eagle to their demolition derby in the golden spike arena.
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June 6, 2019
Project Picking up Pieces Lcpl Jake Waggoner’s Family
Project Picking up the Pieces: We took the family of Lcpl Jacob Waggoner on a surprise trip to Las Vegas. Escorting them to shows like The Blue Man Group, David Copperfield Show. Put them up in a Suite at the New York, New York. While taking them to breakfasts, lunch and dinners. And a surprise […]
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June 6, 2019
Picnik for Patriots
It was exciting to partner with Harley Davidson out of Washington city to help get our message out in southern Utah for helping military families. We met some incredible veterans that served as far back as the Korean war to current. Everyone we met loved finding out what we do for military families in Utah. […]
Upcoming Events
Honoring the Fallen
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Lt. Christopher McOmber
Christopher Glenn McOmber, a Bellevue police lieutenant whose warm heart and outgoing personality attracted friends wherever he went, died Friday of cancer. He was 44. He not only loved to tell stories, but was also the focus of many stories himself because of his adventurous spirit and gregarious nature, his family said.
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