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Military loans are available from $500 to $10,000 and once you're approved you can have your money within 24 hours by choosing direct deposit wherever you are stationed worldwide.

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Omni Financial^® In the News

Omni Financial^® and the people behind our company are frequently in the news. Read about the latest Omni happenings, the extraordinary work of Veterans Airlift Command proudly supported by Omni Financial^® President and volunteer pilot Andre Bohy, and other topics of interest to the military and their families.

Wife attends husband's memorial thanks to volunteer pilots (July 21, 2011)
Jessica McCloskey flown from Tampa, FL to Key West, FL to attend her husband's memorial service.
Jensen Beach High grad gets special surprise before graduation (June 10, 2011)
SGT First Class Frances Montes-Crawford flown from Fayetteville, NC to Jensen, FL to attend her son's high school graduation.
Norwalk pilot helps veterans (September 7, 2010)
Army Pfc. Christian Tolentino still has a long way to go to recover from shrapnel wounds inflicted by a mortar blast in Afghanistan on July 5.
'Hero flight' brought wounded soldier home to Yonkers to see family (September 7, 2010)
On Monday, the "hero" was Christian Tolentino of Yonkers, an Army private first class who hobbled onto a single-engine plane at Westchester County Airport with the aid of a cane and his older brother, Johnny.
Injured Soldier visits home (September 6, 2010)
Peter Boffoli of Panaroma Flight Service, helps Christian Tolentino as his brother Johnny Toletino holds the door of a small aircraft at the Westchester County Airport Sept. 6, 2010.
VAC wings wounded warrior west (August 19, 2010)
As evidence of the close relationship between the Fayetteville community and Fort Bragg, a local pilot volunteered to fly a Fort Bragg wounded warrior Aug. 17, from Grannis Field in Fayetteville to her niece's wedding in Enid, Okla., as part of the Veterans Airlift Command.
Wounded soldier home for wedding after stop in Clarksville (August 18, 2010)
Thanks to Omni Financial in Clarksville, a wounded soldier was being sent home to Oklahoma for her niece's wedding Tuesday afternoon.
Group flying wounded Fort Bragg soldier to wedding (August 17, 2010)
A nonprofit group of volunteer pilots are flying a wounded North Carolina-based major to her niece's wedding in Oklahoma.
Nonprofit Flies Wounded Soldier Home For Niece's Wedding (August 17, 2010)
A nonprofit group of volunteer pilots will fly a wounded North Carolina-based major to her niece's wedding in Oklahoma.
A nonprofit group of pilots will fly NC-based major wounded in Afghanistan to wedding (August 17, 2010)
A nonprofit group of volunteer pilots will fly a wounded North Carolina-based major to her niece's wedding in Oklahoma.
Volunteers reunite wounded warriors with families (August 17, 2010)
Volunteers from Veterans Airlift Command are on a mission to help wounded veterans reunite with family.