Krulak Marine Alliance of Alabama
Welcome to Alabama's Premiere Marine Organization. You will discover that the Krulak Marine Alliance of Alabama (aka KMAA) is a Marine lead, statewide organization. KMAA is non-political and secular in nature. We are the leader in providing physical, emotional, and financial aid to Alabama's Active, Reserve, and Veteran Marines. And as resources permit, support non-profit organizations serving Marines, and non-Marine military Veterans, and provide "Quality-of-Life" community service.
Strength Through Solidarity
The KMAA members are united in true solidarity of purpose and resolve to aid fellow Marines and their family members in distress and need. Our focus is on Suicide prevention, Post-Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injury, and Quality-of-Life.
KMAA Membership Meeting
KMAA members meet the 4th Saturday of the month at Hoover Tactical Firearms (HTF)
For a comprehensive online portal to suicide prevention resources, click on the Vet Force Multiplier Logo
The "Men of Men - Stories of Courage - Medal of Honor recipients with ties to Alabama book is available for a $20 tax deductible donation. To order your personal copy or additional copies online, click on the image of the book, or send a check made out to KMAA for the number of books you want to order ($20 x # of books), and mail along with contact information to: KMAA, 1561 Montgomery Hwy, Hoover, AL 35216
Click on the SALT image for FREE child firearm safety information and a SALT poster you can print out.
Click on KMAA Logo
The Krulak Marine Alliance of Alabama is so named in honor of the Krulaks. (left to right) Lieutenant General Victor "Brute" Krulak, father of General Charles Krulak, the 31st Commandant of the Marine Corps and past president of Birmingham Southern College.
NOTE: KMAA is an independent, federal tax-except 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to aiding Marines and as resources permit, other Veterans of the Nation's Armed Forces. KMAA is not affiliated with the Marine Corps, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, or the Marine Corps League. However, KMAA does work in concert with each in executing our mission.
The personal views of its individual members are not reflective of KMAA and/or its mission.
KMAA is listed in the DOD National Resource Directory and the Alabama Department of Veteran Affairs website.
KMAA has earned the CANDID GUIDESTAR PLATINUM status since its founding in July 2018.
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