What We Do We support our Troops by making appearances throughout America with the Memorial Race Car Road Tour. We display and perform to honor our fallen servicemen and women, and raise monies to help support the families of the fallen. If you have an event where you would like the Memorial Race Cars to make an appearance please visit our contact page and let us know! "Broken But Not Defeated" Although many service members will return from their deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq tarnished both mentally and physically, it is Fueled by the Fallen's mission to ensure their rehabilitation and provid them with the best opportunity to succeed in life. All of our service members need the time to reflect and remember. These people are like you and me, they are not robots, but men and women who have families, friends and comrades that they are very close to. This project allows them the opportunity to reflect and remember the fallen in a productive and healing way. Please help us reach every service member across this great land!         Kevyn Major Howard presenting the Memorial Race Car to General James T. Conway, Commandant of the Marine Corps.,     Kevyn Major Howard speaking with the Director of Selective Service, William Chatfield about the Memorial Race Car campaign.     It was a standing ovation when the 29 Palms Marines Band played "Semper Fidelis", "The Marines Hymn", and hearts were stolen with a ceremonial tribute of "Taps" in dedication to the Memorial Race Car.       The Memorial Race Car has received tremendous press and applause!!! The Los Feliz Lions Club Chapter has provided a generous donation and challenges all Lions Club Chapters to help support the Fueled By The Fallen, Memorial Race Car Team. Pentagon TV will air our Memorial Race Car DVD. Warner Brothers is releasing the Full Metal Jacket Deluxe Edition. Stomping Ground Magazine has chosen The Memorial Race Car to be the front cover of their October 2007 issue. A full-page article of the Memorial Race Car was featured in the April 2007 issue of the Observation Post newspaper. Vol. 50, Issue 16, April 27, 2007 Fox 11 News covered the Memorial Race Cars at Arlington West with several television airings throughout the Memorial Day weekend. KCAL Channel 9 News covered the Memorial Race Cars at Arlington West with several television airings throughout the Memorial Day weekend. Innovated Partners Group (IPG) is producing the ‘Fueled By The Fallen’ feature documentary. Personal invitation from the Assignment Editor from KABC Channel 7 News has requested that the Memorial Race Car Team inform them so that they may provide news coverage at the next scheduled event. Los Feliz & Silver Lake Community Guide is doing an article of the Memorial Race Car in their next edition. Car Craft Magazine has offered to do an article. Irwindale Dragstrip awarded the People’s Choice Award to the Memorial Race Car July 2007. Support the Troops Motorcycle Stunt Festival on April 21st in Thousand Palms CA. Television coverage provided by NBC, ABC, CBS and a live radio broadcast from the festival. The Flagship Memorial Race Car was displayed at Burbank's famous "Bob's Big Boy" and received an overwhelming response from the community. The support expressed from hundreds of individuals, retired military, and police officers that evening clearly showed that this memorial should travel and be seen across America. Voted by the public "The show stopper, of all show stoppers". We are actively working to support new treatments for PTSD or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It is estimated that 250,000 troops will come back suffering from PTSD this year! WHAT IS POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER? Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD, is an anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to a terrifying event or ordeal in which grave physical harm occurred or was threatened. Traumatic events that may trigger PTSD include violent personal assaults, natural or human-caused disasters, accidents, or military combat. 250,000 service members will come back this year infected with PTSD. COMMON TITLES ASSOCIATED WITH PTSD During World War I, PTSD was called shell shock, and during WW II, it was referred to as combat fatigue. After the Vietnam War, it was often mistakenly called the Post Vietnam Syndrome. Regardless of time period or location, all of these titles reference the same problem with the same reoccurring effects; correctly known as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. TREATMENT The Pathway Home program is designed to encompass an innovative combination of proven treatment modalities and several promising new methods and techniques, and will integrate transition care for returning veterans with follow-on support for them and their families in a community setting. Iraq and Afghanistan veterans will spend 60 to 120 days in residence at the Yountville Home, in some cases accompanied by their spouses. After completing the residential portion of the program, veterans and their families will return to their homes and communities but will continue to participate in The Pathway Home program. Counselors and other program employees will stay in regular contact with each veteran and their family to ensure long-term successful reintegration. LOCATION The Pathway Home is located on board Yountville Veteran's Home, in the heart of Napa Valley California. It is the oldest Veteran's Facility in the United States. This innovative program is the first of its kind and after the initial trial period, its treatment methods will be utilized in 38 locations nationwide to better care for our returning veterans.

The Fueled by the Fallen, Memorial Race Car Team is proud of the applause
it has recieved in the four months it has been in operation.
We invite corporate sponsors to help us in supporting
our own "Operation Never Forgotten"
and bring the Memorial Race Cars
to America.

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