About the United States Service Command of America

The United States Service Command of America (USSC) distinguishes itself with unique capabilities that enable it to perform functions that many other organizations cannot. Though not under the Department of Defense (DOD), the USSC supports DOD and other Federal, State, and Local agencies with qualified manpower to meet specific needs.

THE USSC of America ADVANTAGE

The United States Service Command of America (USSC) distinguishes itself with unique capabilities that enable it to perform functions that many other organizations cannot. Though not under the Department of Defense (DOD), the USSC supports DOD and other Federal, State, and Local agencies with qualified manpower to meet specific needs.

 

 

 

UNITED STATES SERVICE COMMAND MISSION POLICY

The USSC serves as a secular disaster relief organization, providing operational support during local, regional, and national disasters, both natural and man-made. Our primary mission is to offer volunteer, professional help to First Responders dealing with the traumatic effects of their on-site disaster encounters. Occasionally, we may operate directly at disaster sites. We also train First Responders and others to prepare them for traumatic events.

 

We also have:

1) Chaplains serving law enforcement agencies, corrections facilities, state legislatures, fire rescue units, Military Entrance Processing Stations, the US Coast Guard Auxiliary, community services, and more.

2) Security personnel training churches in church security measures.

MISSION of the USSC

The mission of the United States Service Command of America is to:

  • Provide service to any agency with a need we can fill
  • With trained volunteers, offer disaster relief to national, state, or local relief agencies.
  • Supply volunteers for any select mission or function requested by governmental agencies.
  • Create a camaraderie among citizen volunteers interested in serving their country.

 

 

HISTORY of the USSC

The United States Service Command (USSC) was founded in the summer of 1994 by a group of individuals with extensive experience in volunteer organizations. Disenchanted with existing organizations, they sought to create a new organization with a viable mission in disaster relief. The USSC was officially incorporated on March 30, 1995, as a 501(C)(3) non-profit and volunteer organization. The first National Meeting was held in Chicago, Illinois, in October 1995. Since then, the USSC has evolved into the organization it is today.

USSC STRUCTURE

The United States Service Command is a non-political, non-profit 501(C)(3) charitable organization headquartered in Lake Zurich, Illinois. A Board of Directors, consisting of experienced officers from across the United States, administers the organization. The USSC supports and is subject to the laws of the United States, law enforcement at all levels, and the United States Armed Forces.

Corps and Command Structure:

  • National: Overseen by the National Commander (Commanding General), who commands the Corps commanders and the National Headquarters Command staff.
  • Corps: Major mission fields include the Chaplain Corps, Medical Corps, Security Corps, etc.
  • Division: Specific areas of function within a Corps necessitating a more defined focus.

Contact Information:

  • Email: usscinfo@usscamerica.org
  • Address: United States Service Command, Douglas Stauffer, 1512 John Sims Pkwy East, Suite 346, Niceville, FL 32578
  • Phone: area code (334) 221-1611

Membership Application:

  1. Complete the application with the membership fee and submit it.
  2. The appropriate Corps will contact you with their separate application for placing, rank, etc.

 

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USSC ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

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