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JWV Post 167 This is the page of Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. Maryland Free State Post 167 (Greater Baltimore area).

Honoring Those Who HaveServed Our CountryValuable Information for Veterans of All AgesOctober 22, 2026 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.at...
10/22/2026

Honoring Those Who Have
Served Our Country
Valuable Information for Veterans of All Ages

October 22, 2026 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
at the Power of Age Expo
Timonium Fairgrounds, North Hall

Sponsored by:
Baltimore County Executive Katherine Klausmeier
and the County Council Baltimore County Commission for Veterans

VETERAN RESOURCE MUSTER
Due to a partnership between the Baltimore County Commission
for Veterans, you are invited to connect with information and
services related to veterans and their families. Exhibitors will
include a display of military vehicles.

For details, visit www.powerofageexpo.com or call 410-887-2002.

10/15/2026

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One of the things that we do is help the community honor the sacrifices and contributions veterans have made.Please cons...
10/15/2026

One of the things that we do is help the community honor the sacrifices and contributions veterans have made.

Please consider participating in this initiative. Share this post.

Who would you call? Comment below.
10/14/2026

Who would you call? Comment below.

Happy Birthday US Navy 251 years old
10/13/2026

Happy Birthday US Navy 251 years old

10/13/2026

Most veterans would rather have their health than a 100% rating.

Compensation isn't a reward. It's what your service cost you.

Consider shopping at Market Maven Baltimore. You will find a menorah which you can deposit the coins from your charity b...
10/02/2026

Consider shopping at Market Maven Baltimore. You will find a menorah which you can deposit the coins from your charity box into as a way to support local veterans. I wonder if we can fill it to the top this holiday season.

You Are Not Forgotten.Today is National POW/MIA Recognition Day. Across our country, we pause to honor the sacrifices of...
09/18/2026

You Are Not Forgotten.

Today is National POW/MIA Recognition Day. Across our country, we pause to honor the sacrifices of American service members held as prisoners of war and those who remain missing in action across all conflicts.

The stark black-and-white POW/MIA emblem - designed by WWII veteran Newt Heisley - embodies the sorrow, enduring anxiety, and steadfast hope of families awaiting answers.

As we enter this Shabbat, we observe Shabbat Shuva - the Shabbat of "Return" - and read in Parashat Ha’azinu: “Zechor yemot olam” - Remember the days of old.

In Jewish tradition, memory is never passive; it is an active duty. So too is the fundamental principle of accounting for and redeeming our captives. On this Shabbat of Return, our hearts and prayers are with every American service member who has not yet returned home.

Jewish War Veterans of the USA Post 167 reaffirms our solemn promise: we will continue to honor their service, stand beside their families, and demand full accountability until every single one is brought home.

May their service and sacrifices never be forgotten, and may the memories of those who perished be for an eternal blessing.

“Until they all come home.”

Shabbat Shalom. 🇺🇸

Photo Credits:

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Marc A. Garcia / DVIDS (McConnell Air Force Base POW/MIA Wreath Laying Ceremony)

09/17/2026

22 a day.

If you need mental health services, you don't have to wait for the long VA wait times. Connect to your VA Community Care specialist at the Baltimore VA and ask them to give you a Community Care Network referral to Jewish Community Services. JCS is now connected to the VA CCN.

Jewish Community Services - Baltimore
Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A.
Jewish Uniformed Service Association of Maryland

🖖 Happy 60th Birthday, Star Trek!​Exactly 60 years ago today - on September 8, 1966 - the very first episode of Star Tre...
09/08/2026

🖖 Happy 60th Birthday, Star Trek!

​Exactly 60 years ago today - on September 8, 1966 - the very first episode of Star Trek aired on television, launching a universe that changed science fiction forever.

Share your memories of Star Trek in the comments below.

​Did you know that the legendary Mr. Spock - Leonard Nimoy - was a proud Jewish American veteran?

​Before boarding the Starship Enterprise, Nimoy served in the U.S. Army / U.S. Army Reserve (1953-1955) in Special Services, earning the rank of Staff Sergeant.

​He also brought his heritage directly into television history: the iconic Vulcan salute was inspired by the gesture made by the Kohanim during the Priestly Blessing (Birkat Kohanim) that he witnessed in synagogue as a young boy in Boston.

​That heritage is making world history today: for Star Trek’s 60th anniversary, London’s Science Museum is hosting an official Guinness World Records attempt for the most people performing the Vulcan salute simultaneously.

​Today, we honor the creators and veterans who helped shape science fiction and pop culture. Live Long and Prosper! 🖖✨

​📸 (Left: Staff Sergeant Leonard Nimoy, U.S. Army Special Services, Fort McPherson, 1954. Right: Mr. Spock offering the iconic Vulcan salute.)

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