Est. 2026 · Veteran peer support
A private community for those who served. Built for the weeks and months you spend on a VA waitlist, the nights between appointments, and the hard parts of coming home that no intake form covers.
Free Forever · No Real Names · Moderated by Vets
Moderated and reviewed by Christopher Spositi, U.S. Army combat veteran and former Texas police officer.
Anonymous-first peer discussion across branches and eras. Mental health, addiction recovery, transition, VA claims, the late-night thoughts you do not say out loud. No bots. No clinical scripts.
Enter the forumFacilitated peer groups by category: PTSD, MST, addiction recovery, family of veterans, the midnight watch. Show up by handle, camera optional, mic optional. Drop in or RSVP for the week.
See the scheduleCrisis lines, peer talk lines, addiction help, family resources, same-day care options. Dated, filtered by state. Plain language, no jargon, no upsell.
Open the hubRoughly 33,000 veterans sleep unsheltered or in shelters on any given night in the U.S. Substance use, untreated PTSD, and months-long care waits are the through-line. Foxhole exists to put a hand on the shoulder before someone hits the curb.
From the deployment. Personal archive.
Moderated and reviewed by a combat veteran
Christopher Spositi, MBA, CEI is a combat veteran of the U.S. Army Infantry and a former Texas police officer. Through the military and law enforcement he saw firsthand what untreated mental health and substance use does to service members and the people who love them. He now works in veteran treatment as the Senior Veteran Behavioral Health Advisor for Patriot Power Up, a residential mental health program in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He cofounded Foxhole to combat veteran and military suicide, one honest conversation at a time.
Combat Infantry, OIF. Certified Employee Investigator.
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Why Foxhole exists
Becka Karle, cofounder and head of product and partnerships, lives with a traumatic brain injury and complex PTSD. A close friend, a veteran, once told her she was no less than a veteran: her brain carried the same wounds. Foxhole is built in his honor.
Military life was never abstract to her. Her brother spent four years as a cadet at Marine Military Academy in Harlingen, Texas, rising to captain of the drill team. At the Marine Military Ball she saw the pride of those early years, and over time she saw how heavy the weight can become later down the line. She’s grateful her brother is still here. Foxhole exists so more families can say the same.
She worked with Chris at Patriot Power Up for a year, building out an alumni program so a veteran still has a place to come back to long after discharge.
I went eight years thinking nobody got it. First week here, somebody from my unit’s era answered at 0200. That is the foxhole.”
@NightWatch0200U.S. Army · Member since 2026
Anonymized peer feedback. Handle and identifying details changed at the member’s request.
Free, private, and run by veterans. No bots, no ads, no judgment.
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