Affiliate Posts™ – Community Hubs Across the Globe

Brat Corps Affiliate Posts are independently chartered, locally operated chapters that follow Brat Corps national standards while serving their regional military-brat communities.

Each Affiliate Post operates gaming arenas, local tournaments, mentorship, and community programming while contributing to national initiatives and the Battle of the Bases pipeline.

AFFILIATE POSTS NETWORK

MENTORSHIP & LEADERSHIP

Brat Bridge Mentorship™:

  • 1-on-1 Pairing: Matched with mentor based on interests, goals, availability

  • Frequency: Monthly in-person or virtual meetings (flexible)

  • Topics: Transition support, education, career, identity, mental health, hobbies/interests

  • Duration: 6–12 months (renewable)

  • Mentor Training: Free 8-hour certification course

  • Cost: Free for all members

J-POST™ Leadership Network:

  • Quarterly Workshops: Leadership, public speaking, civic engagement, cross-cultural communication

  • Peer Circles: Monthly peer-led discussion groups on identity, transition, education, careers

  • Projects: Community service, research, advocacy

  • National Summit: Annual J-POST Summit (February)

  • Cost: Free for members; $100/year for non-members

U.S. Military Hubs Cities (Top 10 priority2027-2028):

  1. Fort Bragg/Fort Liberty (Fayetteville, NC) – largest Army base (70k+ military)

  2. Fort Hood (Killeen, TX) – large Army presence

  3. Joint Base San Antonio (San Antonio, TX) – Army, Air Force

  4. Naval Station San Diego (San Diego, CA) – Navy hub

  5. Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (Anchorage, AK) – Alaska military presence

  6. Naval Station Norfolk (Norfolk, VA) – Navy hub

  7. Fort Jackson (Columbia, SC) – Army training base

  8. Fort Benning/Moore (Columbus, GA) – Army Ranger training

  9. Naval Base Coronado (San Diego, CA) – Navy SEAL community

  10. Fort Gordon/Eisenhower (Augusta, GA) – Army Signal School

  11. J/BADAndrews (Suitland, MD)

Target Locations (Priority)

International NATO Allies (Phase 2, 2028–2029):

  • Kadena Air Base (Okinawa, Japan) – largest U.S. military base overseas

  • RAF Lakenheath (Suffolk, UK) – U.S. Air Force presence

  • CFB Kingston (Ontario, Canada) – Canadian military

  • Ramstein Air Base (Germany) – U.S. military hub, Europe gateway

  • HMAS Sydney (Australia) – U.S./Allied naval presence

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