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Because thirty-four American sailors were killed in international waters—and their story was buried.

Your donation helps ensure their names, sacrifice, and truth are never erased by time or politics.

Because the men who survived were ordered to stay silent—and carried that weight for decades.

We donate so silence doesn’t win, and so history is told by those who lived it, not those who shaped a narrative.

Because memory doesn’t preserve itself.

Archiving testimony, documents, photos, and firsthand accounts takes real resources—and once they’re gone, they’re gone forever.

Because future generations deserve truth, not footnotes.

Your support helps educate young Americans about the USS Liberty, the cost of service, and the price of unanswered questions.

Because honoring veterans means more than saying “thank you.”

It means standing up for them when they were abandoned, ignored, or politically inconvenient.

Because staying afloat takes help.

Your donation keeps this mission alive—supporting the survivors, preserving the record, and making sure June 8, 1967 is never forgotten.

Because history doesn’t correct itself—it has to be confronted.

Your donation helps challenge an official record that still refuses to reckon honestly with what happened.

Because these men weren’t statistics—they were sons, fathers, brothers, and friends.

We give so their lives are remembered as lives, not numbers at the bottom of a page.

Because truth-telling is lonely work without backing.

Your support gives survivors and their families the means to keep speaking when institutions would rather move on.

Because one day, the survivors will be gone—but the truth doesn’t have to be.

Your donation helps carry their voices forward, long after they no longer can.

Because silence becomes policy when no one pushes back.

Donations ensure the USS Liberty is not quietly pushed further into obscurity with each passing year.

Because patriotism includes holding your own country accountable.

Honoring service sometimes means asking hard questions—not waving flags and looking away.

Because thirty-four Americans died wearing the uniform—and America still owes them the truth.

Your donation is a statement that their sacrifice matters, even when it’s uncomfortable.

Because the USS Liberty represents the kind of service most Americans never see.

She was a listening ship, not a warship—and her crew paid the price anyway.

Because pride in America means protecting those who served it.

Not just when it’s easy, but when the story is complicated and politically inconvenient.

Because these men upheld their oath, even when their country failed to uphold them.

Honoring the 34 means refusing to let their loyalty be met with amnesia.

Because the USS Liberty stands as a warning—and a lesson.

A reminder that vigilance, accountability, and truth are part of defending a free nation.

Because remembering the 34 is an act of American pride.

Pride rooted in courage, honesty, and the belief that no service member should ever be forgotten.

Because what we choose to remember now shapes the America we leave behind.

Your donation bridges past sacrifice with future responsibility.

Because the 34 men of the USS Liberty didn’t die for a moment—they died for a country meant to last.

Honoring them is about preserving the values they served, not just the event itself.

Because future Americans deserve a nation that tells the truth about its own history.

Real pride is built on honesty, not selective memory.

Because a country that forgets its fallen weakens its foundation.

Remembering the 34 strengthens the moral spine of America.

Because legacy isn’t what we say—it’s what we protect.

Your donation protects truth, sacrifice, and the principle that service matters.

Because the USS Liberty is part of America’s unfinished story.

Ignoring it doesn’t close the chapter—it distorts it.

Because freedom survives only when citizens stay engaged, informed, and brave enough to remember.

This mission is about keeping that spirit alive.

Because honoring the past is how we safeguard the future.

Teaching the next generation what happened on June 8, 1967 helps ensure it never happens again.

Because American pride is strongest when it includes accountability.

The USS Liberty reminds us that loving our country means holding it to its highest ideals.

Because the men who died believed in something bigger than themselves.

Your donation ensures that belief still has a place in modern America.

Because the future of America is watching what we choose to stand for today.

Supporting the USS Liberty Veterans Association is a declaration that truth, honor, and remembrance still matter.

Because nations endure when citizens refuse to forget their fallen.

Your donation is a small act that carries enormous weight into the future.

Description goes hereBecause the story of the USS Liberty tests who we are as Americans.

Do we value truth, or convenience?

Because the 34 men deserve more than remembrance—they deserve resolve.

Resolve that their sacrifice will never be minimized or ignored.

Because America’s strength has always come from ordinary people doing the right thing.

Supporting this mission is one of those moments.

Because someday, someone will ask what we did with the truth once we knew it.

This is your answer.