Camp Bravo

We visit a piece of land near Santa Rita Park, on Tucson’s south side known as Camp Bravo, where homeless vets are sheltered, nourished and protected.

Produced by Mitchell Riley From Season 3 News and Public Affairs

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It is estimated that 22 American veterans take their own lives each day. Many military veterans are now homeless and living on the streets. We visit a piece of land near Santa Rita Park, on Tucson’s south side known as Camp Bravo, where homeless vets are sheltered, nourished, and protected. Through donations from the community, veterans at Bravo and other homeless people are being served by Veterans on Patrol.

Producer/Editor: Mitchell Riley
Videographer: Sandra Westdahl
Aerial Photography: Cody Sheehy

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