Heartland Chapter — Omaha, NE
A professional society of prepared men and women — trained by real professionals in medicine, rescue, firearms and communications.
Creati Liberi — created free
A lawful, professional society — not a militia
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We exist for Faith, Family and Liberty — and we train for Readiness, Discipline, Service and Brotherhood. Founding-era convictions, modern standards.
What we train
Bleeding control, airway, and trauma care taught by physicians, nurses, paramedics and military medics — the skills that matter in the minutes before help arrives.
Technical rescue led by fire-rescue and swift-water professionals: rigging, movement over difficult ground, and the judgment to keep rescuers safe.
Marksmanship built on safety and the law first. A clear progression led by certified instructors, for members who want to be genuinely, responsibly skilled.
A real radio program — a DMR network, repeater and talkgroup plan, and the field doctrine to keep a chapter connected when the usual channels are down.
The founding phase
Before membership opens, we're assembling the instructors who set the standard — law enforcement, military, fire, EMS and medical professionals, active or retired. Five seats build the chapter.
Keep everyone connected when nothing else works.
What this seat does
Builds and runs the chapter radio program — the DMR network, repeater and talkgroup plan, programming files and field comms doctrine.
What we look for
Licensed amateur or professional radio operators, dispatchers, or military / public-safety comms specialists who can teach others to operate confidently.
Safe, lawful, genuinely skilled shooters.
What this seat does
Leads rifle and pistol fundamentals, range safety, and a progression that puts safety and the law first, every session.
What we look for
Certified firearms instructors — law enforcement, military, or nationally recognized credentials — with a spotless record and an instructor’s temperament.
The skills that save a life before help arrives.
What this seat does
Teaches tactical and wilderness medicine — bleeding control, airway, trauma, and the calm that comes from drilling it.
What we look for
Physicians, nurses, paramedics, EMTs, or military medics, active or retired, who can build a curriculum and teach it to beginners.
The founding phase decides who builds this. Instructors apply to the Founding Cadre; everyone else can request an invitation for when membership opens.
Details shared with accepted applicants
