Without dragging this out into a club bashing event, when someone comes into a three piece club world and puts a patch on their back they have stepped into a world that plays by different codes and rules. We don't ask outsiders to understand. There is so much more to these two stories that I will not go into on the internet. We don't talk club business
on line.

I'm done, have a nice day.

 

Obscure reports of incidents like that, regardless of the MC's mentioned, are perpetuated in order to feed the rumor mill and, more often than not, support an agenda. Why else would anybody bother to look them up and save them for years? My advice for anyone not directly involved is just don't take the bait ... there's a hook in it somewhere.

A straightforward question started this thread. Here's a straightforward answer: Viet Nam Vets/Legacy Vets MC is not a 1% club. The Viet Nam Vets top rocker and center patch is worn by in-country Viet Nam Vets and Viet Nam-era vets who served elsewhere during the same time period (1962-1975). The Legacy Vets top rocker and center patch is for vets who served after 1975, up to the present day, including those who are currently on active duty.

Have a great Independence Day weekend, everybody. Remember the men and women who stand in the gap between the Free World and those who would destroy it. Bless those who serve, those who have served and, especially, those never returned.


http://patch.vnvlvmc.info

 

Being a member of a riding association made up of Combat Veterans I have been to many rides and events where the Viet-Nam Vets MC was in attendance. I have even been to some of their functions. I have allways been treated with respect. I don't know the facts so I won't even comment. I'll just repete that they have treated me and my Association O.K.

 

NAMVET and Muddyvnvmc -

Well said and thank you for your service.

Zach

 

I'm not going to comment concerning those reports out of Florida, but I will echo what honestbob said. Been to the Sanford, NC, Viet Nam Vets/Legecy Vets functions and rides and have always been treated with respect. They're a big supporter of the Fisher House at Fort Bragg. I wouldn't hesitate to participate in any function they sponsored.

 

What a bunch of BS. Putting on a patch doesn't give someone the right to assault others and rob them of their property just because they too have a similar patch.

Don't want to to talk about it on the internet then don't comment at all. Anything else is a cop out. The Vietnam Vets/Legacy Vets members acted like gang thugs and claiming it's "club business" doesn't excuse it. It was criminal, and the nonsense about wearing patches and being "club business" doesn't excuse any of it, in fact it simply shows the stupidity of their thuggish acts.

 

Nobody saved anything it took a couple seconds of google to find the police blotter from the City of Kennesaw and the news report. You are right though I do have an agenda, and that is to expose the truth that the Vietnam Vets/Legacy Vets are merely thuggish gang banger wannabes who just happen to ride motorcycles and claim to all be veterans.

 

I know a guy who isn't a vet in some MC club that claims to support vets.
He was told to remove his colors, backup arrived before they threw down on him. Now he carries a knife...
He's 58 years old. I shake my head wondering why at an age that should have diluted the need to prove one's self, the need is still there?

Live by the sword, die by the sword.

 

And yet another rough and tough keyboard commando. LMFAO

 

Spout whatever lie you want, I don't care. I'm no "keyboard commando." Nice try, although, unsuccessful, on trying to distract from the truth of what I posted.