United States National Reserve Corps to Receive Prestigious WCH Medal of Honor and Valor at the 7th WCH Royal Summit

The United States National Reserve Corps (USNRC) will be honored with the WCH Medal of Honor and Valor, a special recognition from We Care for Humanity (WCH), at the upcoming 7th WCH Royal Summit. The summit is scheduled to take place on May 27-28, 2025, at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. This prestigious award acknowledges the USNRC's unwavering commitment and dedicated service in providing crucial support during natural and man-made disasters.   

Representing the USNRC at the summit to receive this esteemed honor will be Major General Randy Nguyen and Major General Michael Lynch. They will be accompanied by a distinguished delegation of officers, including:

• Brigadier General Hien Huynh
• Lt. Colonel Michael Nhan
• Lt. Colonel Barry Hoang Tran
• Major Son Thanh Le
• Lt. Colonel Tuan Quang Le
• Major Lam Thi Thang

The WCH Royal Summit is convened by Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, the Chairman of the summit and the esteemed founder of We Care for Humanity. Queen Mariam, who holds the distinguished title of Maha Putri of the Royal House of Luzon Tagalog, with ancestral ties to the Royal Maharlika from the Sultanate of Maguindanao, is a driving force behind global humanitarian efforts and the promotion of peace. Notably, Queen Mariam is also a dedicated member of the USNRC and is slated to be installed as Colonel on July 4th during Independence Day celebrations in Los Angeles, further highlighting her commitment to the organization's mission.  

The United States National Reserve Corps stands as an all-volunteer reserve military association dedicated to providing vital support and augmentation to various governmental bodies during times of crisis. This includes local governments, state emergency management offices, FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), and both Federal and State military components. Their primary objective is to enhance the effectiveness of disaster response efforts, ensuring the safety and well-being of communities affected by natural or man-made calamities.  

Comprised of patriotic volunteers and veterans, the citizens who form the backbone of the USNRC share a common belief: proactive preparedness through organized and well-trained units is paramount in effectively managing disasters. The United States National Reserve Corps offers precisely this leadership and structure, operating seamlessly within the established Emergency Management System. Their dedication and expertise provide invaluable support during critical times when organized assistance is most needed.

The WCH Medal of Honor and Valor serves as a testament to the selfless service and unwavering dedication of the men and women of the USNRC. Their commitment to being a prepared and capable force within the emergency response framework underscores their vital role in safeguarding communities across the nation. This recognition at the 7th WCH Royal Summit will undoubtedly shine a well-deserved spotlight on their crucial contributions and inspire continued dedication to their noble mission.