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‘Helping is Healing’
Read more: ‘Helping is Healing’A battle-worn Marine of 30 years, Sgt. Maj. Lance Nutt cannot tell the story without tearing up. He and members of his Sheep Dog Impact Assistance team, a group of war veterans and retired police, fire and emergency response officers, were helping clean up the devastation of a tornado that ripped through Wynne, Arkansas, in…
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More than 12,000 Pounds of Food
Read more: More than 12,000 Pounds of FoodSince 2019, VFW Post 2667 and its Auxiliary members have donated canned food and peanut butter and jelly to the One Roof Ecumenical Alliance Outreach in their hometown of Newnan, Ga., as well as Bridging the Gap, the Salvation Army and The I-58 Mission. According to Janet Alford, secretary/historian of Post 2667 Auxiliary, members are…
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Creating a ‘Green Space’
Read more: Creating a ‘Green Space’A VFW Post in New Jersey will show why it is called the Garden State. VFW Post 7925 Commander Brian Gallagher announced in July that the Post and community are coming together to build a “green space” for Fairfield residents to enjoy. The garden is named Schlaepfer Gardens in honor of Warren Schlapfer, a late…
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Veteran Helps Build VFW Community Overseas
Read more: Veteran Helps Build VFW Community OverseasBlain Bertrand enlisted in 1989 out of a desire to serve his country. He spent four years in the Army and was stationed in Nuremberg, Germany. Three decades later, the Texas native is #StillServing as the commander of VFW Post 3885 in Erlangen, Germany. Even before becoming their official leader, Bertrand offered guidance to Post…
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‘Our Mission is Not Done’
Read more: ‘Our Mission is Not Done’A section of Highway 115 (mile markers 15-27) in Colorado’s Fremont County is now known as Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Warriors Memorial Highway thanks to the efforts of VFW’s Department of Colorado and its VFW Warriors Motorcycle Organization. According to VFW Warriors Terry Mullins, the work on the highway naming began in 2022 with…
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‘The First of its Kind’
Read more: ‘The First of its Kind’Families in the Tar Heel State gathered on June 3 in the state’s High Country for an event aimed to entertain families of the area. The inaugural Family Fun Day event, hosted by Boone, N.C.’s VFW Post 7031, the Wounded Warrior Project and the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, featured live music, arts and crafts, and other…