Welcome to The Warrior Within Float Project
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IRS non-profit 501c(3) EIN# 85-2151989
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IRS non-profit 501c(3) EIN# 85-2151989
We document the stories of America's military veterans — the experiences they carried home, the lives they built afterward, and what happens when they are given the space to speak without a script.
The Warrior Within Float Project is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit documentary project focused on military veterans.
EIN: 85-2151989
We bring veterans together, document their experiences, and give the public an uncensored look at the people behind the uniform.
This isn't a polished Hollywood version of war.
It's their story.
Military service changes people.
Combat changes people.
Coming home changes people.
But what happens after the uniform comes off?
That's the part we want to document.
Our project follows veterans through an immersive experience that includes life together in Hawaii, everyday activities, veteran-to-veteran conversation, float sessions, and immediate post-float interviews.
There is no script.
There is no guarantee of what someone will say.
And there is no way to predict what will happen when a veteran is given a quiet place to confront his or her own thoughts.
We document it.
Slippahs Camp brings three military veterans to Hawaii for two weeks.
They cook.
They work.
They mow the lawn.
They play sports.
They pursue their hobbies.
They talk.
They laugh.
They argue.
They remember.
They live together.
And they float.
The purpose isn't to create a vacation.
It's to create an environment where veterans can step outside their normal surroundings and spend time with people who understand something about the experience of military service.
Throughout the camp, cameras document the participants and their experiences.
After returning home, each veteran continues documenting his or her life through a two-week video diary before the group reunites.
The story continues after Hawaii.
The float is one part of the experience — and one of the most difficult to explain.
A float session places a participant in a buoyant saltwater environment with minimal light and sound. The participant is able to remain alone with the experience while the project documents what happens before and after the session.
What happens next belongs to the veteran.
We don't script it.
We don't tell them what they should discover.
We document the experience.
And when the veteran comes out, the camera is waiting.
Some veterans talk.
Some don't.
Some laugh.
Some cry.
Some are angry.
Some are confused.
Some have nothing to say.
That's okay.
We aren't here to manufacture a story.
We're here to document the one that is already there.
One of the most important parts of this project is peer connection.
Veterans understand things civilians may never fully understand.
During the project, veterans have the opportunity to spend time with other veterans, share experiences, and support one another through an environment intentionally built around connection and trust.
The camera doesn't replace that connection.
It documents it.
Following a float session, the veteran is interviewed while the experience is still fresh.
These conversations can be intense.
They can be uncomfortable.
They can be unexpected.
And sometimes they reveal things that a veteran has never said publicly before.
We don't promise what the experience will produce.
We don't tell veterans what they are supposed to feel.
We listen.
There are millions of stories connected to military service.
Some are well known.
Many aren't.
We believe veterans deserve the opportunity to tell their own stories in their own words.
Veterans Unfiltered is the living documentary created through The Warrior Within Float Project.
Through filmed interviews, conversations, participant video diaries, photographs, and written stories, we are building an evolving record of the experiences veterans bring home.
Some stories will live online.
Some may eventually be published in print.
The archive will continue to grow as more veterans tell their stories.
Not a sanitized version.
Not a recruiting commercial.
Not a Hollywood script.
The real people.
The real experiences.
The real conversations.
The Warrior Within Float Project documents veterans before, during, and after their participation in the project.
Some conversations are funny.
Some are difficult.
Some go places nobody expected.
That's the point.
We don't edit the veteran into a convenient story.
We let the story unfold.
Military history is often told through battles, dates, photographs, statistics, and official records.
But history is also made by the people who lived it.
Their memories.
Their voices.
Their decisions.
Their losses.
Their victories.
Their lives after the uniform comes off.
The Warrior Within Float Project exists to preserve those stories and make them accessible to the public.
We don't speak for veterans.
We give them the microphone.
Follow veterans before, during, and after Slippahs Camp.
Watch the conversations.
Watch the float experience.
Hear what veterans say when the cameras are rolling.
Follow what happens after they return home.
[WATCH THE STORIES coming soon]
Documenting these experiences takes equipment, travel, lodging, production resources, and the ability to bring veterans together.
Your support helps us continue documenting the stories of America's veterans and expanding the Veterans Unfiltered archive.
Are you a military veteran with a story to tell?
Slippahs Camp participants are selected through an application process.
IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
EIN: 85-2151989
The Warrior Within Float Project documents and shares the stories and experiences of military veterans through an immersive, veteran-centered documentary project.
We don't speak for veterans.
We give them the microphone.
Installing bracing, 135 pieces plus the 4 that I installed on the inside, by accident.
Also horizontal and vertical strapping.
Inside the float tank. Stay tuned for live float sessions. Watch as guests return to the womb-like atmosphere.
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