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As a retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel, Kopelman has been intimately involved in combat and training roles, including significant deployments to Iraq.
Jay Kopelman has championed for – and taken pride in defending – those who could not stand up for themselves.

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From Baghdad, With LoveFrom Baghdad, With Love

a Marine, the War, and a Dog Named Lava

Kopelman, JayKopelman, Jay

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When Marines enter an abandoned house in Fallujah, Iraq, and hear a suspicious noise, they clench their weapons, edge around the corner, and prepare to open fire. What they find during the U.S -led attack on the "most dangerous city on Earth," however, is not an insurgent bent on revenge, but a tiny puppy left behind when most of the city's population fled before the bombing. Despite military law that forbids the keeping of pets, the Marines de-flea the pup with kerosene, de-worm him with chewing tobacco, and fill him up on Meals Ready to Eat. Thus begins the dramatic rescue attempt of a dog named Lava and Lava's rescue of at least one Marine, Lieutenant Colonel Jay Kopelman, from the emotional ravages of war. From hardened Marines to war-time journalists to endangered Iraqi citizens, From Baghdad, With Love tells an unforgettable true story of an unlikely band of heroes who learn

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Meet The Team – Jay Kopelman

From his earliest days on the elementary school playground, Jay Kopelman has championed for – and taken pride in defending – those who could not stand up for themselves. He continues to champion for the underdog and has dedicated his adult life to helping others: first, as an officer of Marines for 21 years; then as the executive director of a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting wounded service members and their families; and, finally, as a health care innovation leader seeking improved patient outcomes. Though he participated in combat operations in Iraq, Kopelman (a retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel) has continually managed to demonstrate compassion for those who have suffered misfortune or loss. In his current capacity as Chief Operating Officer of Welfie, he is helping to ensure that families in underserved communities (communities of color and those living at or below the poverty level) – through their children – have access to the knowledge and services that will improve their health outcomes, resulting in longer and better liv

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Jay Kopelman

From his early days, Jay Kopelman has been dedicated to defending and supporting those in need. His professional journey spans over two decades in the Marine Corps, a tenure at a non-profit organization, and a shift towards healthcare innovation focused on enhancing patient outcomes. As a retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel, Kopelman has been intimately involved in combat and training roles, including significant deployments to Iraq where he trained Iraqi Special Forces.

Currently, Jay Kopelman works as a client success executive at AirStrip, where he continues to employ innovative technologies to improve healthcare delivery. This role is a continuation of his previous work with Janssen Healthcare Innovation, where he led initiatives in cardiac rehabilitation using novel technological solutions to reduce hospital readmission rates at institutions like the VA Medical Center in San Francisco and the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine in La Jolla, CA.

Kopelman's military career began in the US Navy in 1985 as a Naval Aviator trainee before transferring to t