11/25/2025
This week, we are honored to spotlight one of our recent Invicta Project participants, Nathan Radabaugh, whose service, resilience, and leadership embody exactly why this mission exists.
Nathan served in the U.S. Navy from 2003–2010 as a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman, deploying twice to Iraq with 3rd Battalion, 8th Marines. During his first tour, he survived an IED blast in 2005 and was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat “V” for valor. After his time with the Marines, he continued his commitment to service at the Naval Hospital in Rota, Spain, leading the Education and Training Department and personally running EMT Basic, BLS, PHTLS, EVOC, and HIPAA programs.
Following his military career, Nathan built an impressive path in nonprofit advocacy, start-ups, and veteran support—including his work with the Warrior Angels Foundation lobbying for PTSD and TBI care legislation. Today, he serves as Membership Sales Director at the Dallas Gun Club and Vice President of the Allegiance Project Foundation.
Nathan recently completed The Invicta Project program at the Parker Performance Institute in Frisco, Texas, where he explored innovative, less-invasive treatment options made available through our mission. Our team was honored to stand beside him on this journey.
To Nathan—thank you for your service, your courage, and your unwavering commitment to helping others. We are proud to support you, and grateful for the opportunity to walk this path with heroes like you.
The Invicta Project remains dedicated to providing military veterans and first responders with access to cutting-edge technologies, compassionate support, and new hope for healing. https://invictaproject.org/ .
