U.S. Advisory Council for Asia-Pacific Security (USACPAS) strives to give veterans the voice they earned in conflicts while defending the liberties we enjoy today.

U.S. Advisory Council for Asia-Pacific Security (USACPAS) allows them to comment on the actions of nation states throughout the world as seen through the experienced eyes of those who observed them firsthand. Continued surveillance by US Veterans to prevent the countries, for which the United States fought and defended, from turning into the leftist countries, the communism, the anarchy, and pro-North Korea (South Korea), as well as cultivating or neglecting homegrown terrorists through extreme religiousness (Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, etc.).

Continual surveillance by US Veterans on countries that were parties to war with the US (World War II and the Korean War (6 25), Middle East War), preventing against militaristic regression, rearmament (Japan), missile development and export, persistent nuclear weapon development and threats, or nuclear weapons exports (North Korea, Iran), military supremacy and military expansions (China).

In addition, their continued monitoring is on military expansion and territorial expansion, and military dispatch (Russia) to civil war nations for that purpose. All Veterans who agree with the intent and purpose of USACAPS will be appointed as advisor to the council (USACAPS). Have them continue to encourage, monitor and preserve the true liberty, peace and democracy in the countries of war in which they participated, especially the countries of war in Asia-Pacific. Due to their conservative role, they are able to maintain their self-esteem, self-respect, reward and honor, and lead them to an ultimate happy life.

U.S. Advisory Council for Asia-Pacific Security (USACPAS) shares and informs them the best way to monitor, supervise, and improve Asia-Pacific security, making life as a veteran a great reward and joy and pride.

U.S. Advisory Council for Asia-Pacific Security (USACPAS) is approved by Internal Revenue Service of U.S. Department of the Treasury as a legal Federal Tax Exempt Organization under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.