Is this a registered veterans charity?
No. The website describes an independent remembrance initiative in development. It does not claim charitable registration or existing veteran assistance programs.
Are veteran reunions currently being funded?
No. Reunions and remembrance gatherings are future ideas. No active program or grant distribution is claimed.
Can I donate with USD today?
No. The token and any related donation mechanism are not yet operational. This site does not accept payments.
Is USD a US-dollar stablecoin?
No. USD is the proposed abbreviation of Unity Service Duty. It is not issued as a dollar-backed stablecoin and is not guaranteed to equal one US dollar.
Has the token contract been deployed?
Not as represented in this site. No verified contract address or active lock transaction has been published.
Are 45 million tokens already locked?
No. A 45 million token reserve lock is planned, but it has not been implemented or verified on-chain.
Does purchasing USD support veterans automatically?
No. A future contribution model may be explored, but buying a token is not currently a charitable donation.
Where are the photographs from?
The selected archival images link to Wikimedia Commons file pages with source and licensing information. They are loaded from Wikimedia servers and require internet access.
Are the stories first-person interviews?
No invented first-person testimonies appear on the site. The current essays are editorial reflections and historical introductions.
How can I verify claims?
Use the photo source links and the project status disclosures. On-chain evidence and program reports will only be linked when they actually exist.