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I thought we did this a mo. ago but if someone is counting it's in my sig. I would like to ride to the Memorial but not going accross country unless in airplane. Nothing between here and PA., no offense to the Plain States. I've done it several times in a car and even did the southern route and can't see doing it on the bike.
Me either, I tried the local HOG group, but man I felt like an outsider. I guess there must be some dues I don't know about. We do have a couple of Vets clubs in this state and both have invited me to come and check them out. Military vets know what I'm talking about, it's a brotherhood that never breaks.
Try combatvet.org on the web.
Last edited by honestbob; Feb 17, 2009 at 12:57 PM.
U. S. Navy 71 - 74, with the Naval Security Group. I'm a member of the American Legion Riders here. There is also a chapter of the America's Guardians locally.
Hey you know how they got rid of the rat and cockroach problems on US Navy ships?
They issued them Federal Stock Numbers.
Now they can't be found anywhere.
U.S. Navy, 1970-1972, U.S.S. America CVA-66 out of Norfolk, Va. May she rest in Peace, was sunk by the Navy as a SinkEx. Did Vietnam in '72' Worked in E-7 division, computers and the old keypunch machines. Have a 2008 Ultra, being repaired from a deer accident.
Well, I started this thread awhile back, and I'm amazed at the number off Vets we have. I would say we are the majority. It's interesting to hear the places and services you were all in. Anytime you guys get tired of replying we can sign off. I still monitor it though. There's strength in numbers! Proud to be a Veteran!
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