Contact your post commander, attend post
meetings, and read your post new letters for the latest marching orders:
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Veterans:
Use this site:
- To report suspicious activity to the FBI
click here,
- To reach US Homeland Security web site
click here,
- To learn about Door County emergency government
click here.
- To contact a member of the Senate
click here,
- To contact a member of the House
click here,
- To find your way home click
here,
- To catch international fraud artists
click here,
- To access ASIS International
click here,
- To keep in touch with Rolling Thunder vets
click here,
- To support vets with PTSD and meet Michael Orban
click here!
- To sign up on Wisconsin's NO Call list
click here,
- To join and support fellow vets at NEWBA
click here,
- To ride with fallen heroes
click here,
- To learn "Incident Command and Control (ICS)
click here.
- To join and support the FBI click here,
- To tour veteran facilities and points of interest in the US
click here.
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To learn about local VA Benefits go to:
www.co.door.wi.gov |
To learn about State VA Benefits go to:
www.dva.state.wi.us
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To learn about Federal VA Benefits go to:
www.va.gov |
To keep on top of protection our nations
infrastructure, I recommend joining InfraGard, an FBI
public-to-private partnership formed in 1996. Go go:
http://www.infragard.net/
To keep up with terrorist alerts in
Wisconsin, join the Midwest Emergency Response network at:
https://mwern.usp3.org/ |
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We saluted our
legislators too soon.
Click here for
the latest stab-in-the-back by some! Call
your legislator and voice your opinion. NOW! |
United We Stand - Divided We Fall -
We Never Fail!
Door County Veterans Stand
Guard at Deaths Door!
Once
a veteran, always a veteran. It's in our blood 24/7, 365 days a
year. Our duty was and always will be to protect, defend, and come to
the aid of anyone in harms way. We never abandoned our post
during WWII, or in Korea, Viet Nam, Desert Storm, Iraq, or at
any time in our county's history. Every where we served we
served with honor and duty to our God and country. We've never
abandoned our post or ignored our duty protect and
defend our homeland.
Our mission
has never and will never change. The purpose of this site is to support
our veterans, reinforce our troops on active, and establish homeland
security' response and recovery partnerships between our public sector
civilian forces (law enforcement, fire fighters, emergency government,
etc.) and our private sector citizens (business associations, schools,
churches, social clubs, etc.).
Refer to your post bulleting board and branch websites for
the latest requests of veterans coming from the highest level of
authority. In summary all branches are asking veterans to get
involved in three areas:
- Support active duty solders and
their families,
- Reinforce our national guard
troops at home,
- Support the public-to-private
homeland security partnerships safeguarding our economic
infrastructures.
For example: Click here for requests comming from the
marine corp commandant... |
Our
strategic action plans for 2007 - 2008 include:
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Establishing an Internet driven "Role-Call" system we'll use
to enlist post' members and muster our troops during the
next natural disaster, terrorist attack, pandemic, or large
scale community crisis.
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Conduct
basic training in Incident Command and Control (ICS) at the
post and district levels.
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Enlist
and train veteran' Critical Incident Response Teams (CIRTs)
at the post, county, tri-county, and state levels.
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Support
Homeland Security (HLS) public-to-private partnerships
designating post' Liaison Officers as coordinators
representing the private sector on Multi Agency Coordination
Teams (MACTs).
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Establish
an Internet link between our Wisconsin Department for
Veteran' Affairs, the Army-Air Force National Guard, the
Coast Guard, the Department of Emergency Government and our
veterans on the front lines during any large scale community
crisis or when Door County stands in harms way.
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We'll
attempt to create an Internet "Home Page" for each
post in Door County with a link to a "Headquarter Command"
Home Page used as a "pass-through" to veteran resources at
the post, district, state and national levels.
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Maintain a Veteran' suggestion wing of our web site!
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All veterans should be on board before the next terrorist
attack or large scale community crises. When possible, join the
post nearest your home. Whether you join a post or not, report
in through "Roll-Call" so you'll be alerted to training
opportunities. |
All veterans
should be familiar with the VA web site at
www.va.gov. Use this site
to register for veteran benefits, download brochures, etc. |
FYI:
There are 10 veteran
organizations in Door County:
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Four American Legion posts (Post 72 in
Sturgeon Bay, Post 372 in Maplewood, Post 527 in Sister Bay, and
Post 402 on Washington Island), three Veteran of Foreign War
(VFW) posts (Liberty Grove Post 8337, Fish Creek Post 9290, and
Sturgeon Bay post 3088), one AMVET Post 51 in Sturgeon Bay, one
Marine Corp League Detachment 1130 in Sturgeon Bay and the
Cooties Post 43 in Sturgeon Bay.
Please note:
"I do all my own web design and maintenance so please excuse
links that don't work, shots that miss their targets, and
opinions that sound like orders. There are no guarantees in
combat. I was trained
to be an army grunt, not a computer geek! "
Rich Woldt
Lifetime Member of VFW Post
#8337
and AMVET post 51 and member of American Legion Post 527. |
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Rich Woldt
Viet Nam 68 - 70Member:
VFW :Post 8337, AMVET Post 51, and
AL Post 527 |
Uncle
Sam Needs YOU!
- Terrorists threaten our way of
life!
- Columbine styled attacks
strike close to home!
- Tornados and wildfires are
annual events!
- We're not immune to pandemics!
- Children go missing, gangs
roam our back roads, crooks hide in our homes, drug dealers deal in
our orchards, drunks keep driving, pedophiles move into our county,
terrorist case our community, and every-once-and-a-while we blow up
a local landmark.
All veterans are urged to join a
veteran post near their home. To better protect and defend our homeland
while supporting our local emergency government, law enforcement, fire
fighters, active military, and homeland security professionals, we're
going to offer Incident Command and Control training to include "basic
training" in...
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How to take command and control of
a crime scene until authorities arrive,
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How to provide "appropriate first
aide for heart attacks and burn victims until the EMTs arrive,
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How to provide protection
for terrorist targets during a parade or community festival,
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How locate, lockdown, link, and
extracate a target during an attack,
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How to conduct a bomb threat
assessment and search,
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How to report suspicious activity
to proper authorities (i.e. through 911, InfraGard (FBI),
County Social Services, etc.),
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And much, much, more!
To make sure you and your family are "mission-ready" before the
next community crisis, join the veteran post of your choice today!
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Veteran Suggestions Wing - Periodically vets email suggestions we'll
pass on through this wing-of-our-web-site... Note below! |
- Roy "Decker" Woldt reports in from Pampa Texas
click
here
- From Jeff Bastar VFW Post 8337 -Attend the superstore in
Janesville on May 12, 2007 click here
- Col Dick Davis tribute to Storming Hank Gorman
click here
- Veteran Michael Orban asked us to post a link to his site. He's
reaching out to vets with PTSD
click here.
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Post Commanders 2007 - 3008
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