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The provided text is a compilation of notable individuals and organizations that publicly endorsed Kamala Harris's 2024 presidential campaign. It categorizes these endorsements across various sectors, including military personnel from different branches of the US Armed Forces, private enterprises, labor unions at national, international, state, and local levels, and various professional fields such as academics, labor leaders, lawyers, religious figures, activists, business executives, actors, artists, chefs, comedians, dancers, designers, filmmakers, game designers, media personalities, musicians, novelists, authors, poets, and sports figures. The list details specific ranks and roles for military personnel and names numerous organizations and unions. It also includes a section for newspapers and other publications, though no specific titles are listed. The document is structured to present a broad spectrum of support for the campaign.

The document extensively lists retired military personnel who endorsed the campaign. This includes numerous high-ranking officers from the US Air Force, such as brigadier generals, lieutenant generals, and major generals, some with specific commands like the Air Force Research Laboratory or roles like Chief of Chaplains. The US Army's endorsements feature a similar breadth of retired generals, including a former Supreme Allied Commander Europe and commanders of major forces. The US Coast Guard, US Marine Corps, and US Navy also contributed retired admirals and generals, with some holding significant positions like Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps. Additionally, the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and the US Army Nurse Corps had retired leaders offering their support.

Beyond military figures, the campaign received endorsements from a wide array of organizations and professionals. Private enterprises, ranging from well-known brands to smaller entities, are listed. Labor unions form a significant part of the endorsement list, with numerous national, international, state, and local affiliates of major unions like the AFL-CIO, Amalgamated Transit Union, American Federation of Teachers, and Service Employees International Union explicitly named. The document also identifies support from academics, labor leaders, lawyers, religious figures, activists, business executives, actors, artists, dancers, designers, filmmakers, musicians, and sports figures across numerous disciplines, from chess to wrestling.