Houston, TX — Today, Feb. 24, 2026, Combined Arms announces we have migrated our technology platform to Amazon Web Services (AWS), marking a major step in scaling impact nationwide. The new platform unlocks scalability, flexibility, and the ability to rapidly deliver new features while retaining the same dedication, care, and trust from the original platform.
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Combined Arms has already connected more than 100,000 military service members, veterans, and families to resources in the past decade on our prior platform. By integrating hundreds of vetted partner organizations into one streamlined platform, our innovative technology connects veterans directly to housing, employment, healthcare, and mental health support in hours, not months.
The transition to AWS will modernize Combined Arms’ digital infrastructure to support faster referrals, improved data intelligence, and expanded access to employment, mental health, housing, and financial stability services for veterans and their families. This evolution creates a future-ready, differentiated platform that adapts quickly to partner needs and drives long-term growth.
“For more than a decade, Combined Arms has served as the 'GPS' for veteran services,” said Mike Hutchings, CEO of Combined Arms. “Moving to AWS allows us to meet growing demand, leverage advanced analytics, and ensure veterans are connected to the right support faster and more effectively, no matter where they live.”
Founded in Houston, Combined Arms has grown into a multi-state network that connects a fragmented veteran service ecosystem. Our closed-loop referral platform tracks outcomes in real time, helping partners coordinate care and reduce gaps in service delivery.
The migration to AWS will enable:
Combined Arms has been recognized by AEI and the Milken Institute as a national model in veteran transition innovation, and has a strategic partnership with the George W. Bush Institute. The organization holds active contracts in Texas, Virginia, South Carolina, and New York City.
“Rather than trying to piece together support through fragmented information, endless Google searches, I found a plethora of trusted services all in one place through Combined Arms,” said U.S. Army National Guard and Reservist JaRhondaLynn Cameron, who has used the platform. “The experience made it easy to get connected quickly, and I encourage fellow veterans to check out the new platform.”
The AWS migration reflects our continued commitment to building modern, interoperable infrastructure that strengthens existing government and community systems, while improving coordination, accountability, and outcomes across the veteran services landscape. This would not have been possible without support from funders, corporations, and philanthropic partners who know investing in people and infrastructure transforms the veteran service experience.
The new platform is the next chapter in transforming the national veteran service connection infrastructure with a user-centered design. Combined Arms had a record year in 2025 with more than 20,000 people creating new profiles on the platforms. This evolution will support exceeding veterans and families reached in 2026 and by 2027, while providing real-time insights for partners, funders, and policymakers.
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Combined Arms (CA) is a 501(c)(3) organization committed to transforming the way veterans and military families connect with vetted resources needed to thrive across the nation. Through innovative technology and informed data analytics, the Combined Arms platform unites top-tier veteran service organizations, state and federal agencies, and communities with data-fueled insights. For more information, visit CombinedArms.us.
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