Jason Haag Email & Phone Number

Fredericksburg, Virginia, Us

Leashes of Valor is a national non-profit working to provide every veteran who needs one with a highly-trained service dog to assist them in mitigating the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) or a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).Our mission is to bring service dogs and veterans together in order to enrich and improve the lives of both.

Washington, Dc, Us

Captain Jason Haag USMC (RET.) is American Humane Association’s National Director for Military Affairs, where he leads a roster of programs that benefit active duty heroes, veterans, military dogs, and military families. American Humane Association has supported the U.S. military for 100 years, dating back to World War I. Captain Haag is partnered with his service dog Axel, named the 2015 Service Dog of the Year at the American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards®. TV appearances on Fox and Friends, ABC,Today show and several local affiliates in major markets (DC, LA, NYC)

Keynote Speaker at K9s For Warriors 2nd Annual Gala October 2015Keynote Speaker at Rotary International District 5240 Conference October 2014Keynote Speaker at Our Military Kids 10th Anniversary in September 2014Keynote speaker at Quicken Loans National/Tiger Woods Foundation in July 2014Keynote Speaker at The K9s For Warriors Inaugural Warrior’s Gala in June 2014 Keynote Speaker at the first Reading Of The Names for Iraq/Afghanistan in May 2014Guest speaker for Vietnam War class at The University of Mary WashingtonPress Appearances include: CNN, Today Show (online), FOX, ABC, ParadeAffiliations include: American Humane Association, Military Order of the Purple Heart, VFW, Fraternal Order of the Eagles

Ponte Vedra, Fl, Us

Planning/overseeing fundraising activities of K9s For Warriors during period of rapid growthCommittee Chair in planning, producing, marketing and managing the K9s For Warriors Golf Tournament 2013 and 2014Committee Chair in planning, producing, marketing and managing the K9s For Warriors Inaugural Gala in 2014. Primary media engine for K9s For Warriors awareness through consistent social media marketing and loyal following.Helped draft and was key component in the passing of Service Dog Legislation in Virginia, Bill SB 177

Oversaw the testing and evaluation of over 2,000 officers at The Basic School ensuring all graduation requirements were met and strict protocols were followed.

Taught basic and advanced tactical warfighting skills to new officers.

Coordinated/supervised the training, screening, and evaluation of 181 Officer Candidates to ensure moral, intellectual, and physical standards for commissioning as well as the leadership potential to serve successfully as company grade officers in the operating forces. Directly supervised 30 personnel. Ranked 2nd out of 8 Captains in the Company.Responsible for day to day logistical operations of 233 Officer Candidates to include ordering of daily rations, laundry facilities, gear, and other life sustainment items

Directly supervised 35 personnel. Ranked 1st out of 17 Lieutenants in the BattalionManaged over 125 maintenance and construction projects totaling over $1 million and an equipment account worth over $11 millionResponsible for embarkation, safety, hazardous materials, maintenance, containers, facilities and BEQ management, and food service support. Earned a mission capable status, with an individual notable mention on all inspections.

Planned and coordinated the successful execution of all battalion operations. Directly supervised 30 personnel within the Logistics Operation Center and responsible for 650 personnel. Ranked 1st out of 17 Lieutenants in the Battalion.Successfully planned, coordinated, and oversaw the execution of 10 Named Regimental level combat operations, 45 vehicle recovery missions, 4 vehicle rollovers, 250 Combat Logistics Patrols, 15 IED strikes, 3 IED finds, and numerous small arms fire engagements.Planned, coordinated, and oversaw the successful delivery of 11 million pounds of critical life sustaining supplies, 1.5 million pounds of fuel, 24 ISO's of United States Postal Mail, and 1.8 million pounds of helicopter lifted cargoCoordinated, planned, and supervised the successful redeployment of over 32,000 United States Combat Soldiers to the continental United States.

Responsible for supervising, maintaining, and properly employing transportation assets in support of direct support combat operations. Directly supervised 50 personnel and responsible for 110 personnel. Ranked 1st out of 5 Lieutenants in the Company.Conducted 122 tactical logistic convoys, traveling over 11,000 miles while encountering multiple engagements with enemy improvised explosive devices, small arms fire attacks, and sniper attacks.Researched, and produced documents identifying several hazards with the current Logistics Vehicle System, offering short and long term solutions to maximize the use of the LVS while minimizing the risk the hazards presented to crew membersCommanded the forming and training of 110 Marines under compressed timelines and severe personnel shortages.Maintained accountability, maintenance, and readiness of over 500 weapons, optics, and communications equipment.Maintained an operational readiness of 98% for 75 vehicles.

Responsible for the tactical employment, fire discipline, fire control, and maneuver of the 17 members of squad. Responsible for overall discipline, appearance, training, control, conduct, and welfare of squad, as well as the condition, care, and economical use of its weapons and equipment.Supervised and coordinated the embarkation, delivery and deployment of 75 personnel, 200 weapons and equipment to and from a foreign hostile countryCoordinated and supervised the maintenance, condition, and care of the platoons 200 weapons and equipment including accountability