Sentinels of Freedom

Sentinel Spotlight: Britney Domine Madison

Britney Domine Madison’s commitment to service did not end when she left the Navy. After serving as an Electronics Technician Second Class, injuries forced her to transition out of military service. Like many veterans, the path forward required resilience, determination, and support.

Through the Sentinels of Freedom Bridge for Education program, Britney received housing support and mentorship while pursuing her education at San Diego State University. Today, she is working toward a future career as a forensic anthropologist, with the goal of helping identify the remains of American service members who were Prisoners of War, Missing in Action, or Killed in Action. After working in the field she will be returning to school to pursue her MA in Anthropology this summer.

Her mission is clear: help bring our fallen heroes home and provide closure for their families.

Britney’s story is a powerful reminder that service does not end when the uniform comes off. For many Sentinels, it simply takes a new form.

Read Britney’s full story:
https://sentinelsoffreedom.org/britney-domine/