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Welcome to our web site! Uncle Sam is calling us to stand mission-ready before the next terrorist attack, natural disaster, pandemic, or large scale community crisis! Please join a veteran post of your choice, support their Homeland Security projects, and work closely with your local law enforcement, fire fighters, and emergency government professionals.
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TO All Veterans: This site part of a five year homeland security project (9-11-02 to 9-11-07) administered the The Risk Management Learning Center at www.RMLearningCenter.com. Through this site we field test current Risk Management principles, practices, and protocols as they relate to terrorist threats, natural disasters, potential pandemics, and large scale community crises that result in mass housing-in-place or community wide evacuations.

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Thank You Gibraltar High School Students!

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Your efforts to document the service record of our veterans and your participation in our "Voice of Democracy" and "Patriot's Pen" programs are much appreciated. Please use the research links we've provided on this and our VFW Post 8337 home sites. For example, from this site you can tour our Wisconsin Veterans Museum, the Metal of Honor website, and study at the Military History site, as well as sites run by veteran organizations and our active military. Students might also benefit from the public broadcast' system (pbs) veteran history project which includes interviewing WWII vets (click here). We also encourage you to interview veterans in your family and Click here to complete a short on-line survey while interviewing our veterans. It will help us log veterans into an excel spread sheet we can than use to honor their service and come to their aid when needed. Thank You for your help!

Rich Woldt - Commander VFW Post 8337 - Viet Nam 68-70

VETERAN'S FALL COLOR RIDE

SEPTEMBER 29, 2007

RIDE LEAVES AT HIGH NOON

3280 KANGAROO BEACH RD

BAILEYS HARBOR, WI

1 MILE SOUTH OF COUNTY "A" & "E"

Post to join in Door Co.

Click on each to view a website draft:

VFW Post #8337 Liberty Grove, WI

VFW Post #9290 Fish Creek, WI

VFW Post #3088 Sturgeon Bay, WI

AMVET Post #51 Sturgeon Bay, WI

American Legion Posts #527 Sister Bay, WI

American Legion Posts #72 Sturgeon Bay, WI

American Legion Posts #372 Maplewood, WIWI

American Legion Posts #402 Washington Island, WI

Marine Corp League Sturgeon Bay, WI

Alerts 2007

Alert: Counterfiet currency reported in Door County! Banks and credit unions throughout Northeast Wisconsin are reporting the deposit of counterfeit 20's and 100's.
Click here to learn what to look for and how to report suspicious currency to the Secret Service. Click here for "what to look for" instructions from Bay Lake Bank.
Click here to submit a Post' Suspicious Activity Report ASAP. If you have questions call Rich Woldt - Commander VFW Post 8337
TIP: Call local law enforcement non-emergency line at: 920-746-2400
To register on the national "No-Call" list call 888-382-1222 and follow the instructions. You must call from the phone you want to register.

VFW Post 8337 Chief of Staff Carl T. Carlson presents flag to fellow Gibraltar Rod & Gun Club member Rallis Wagner. Rallis is the brother of Randal Wagner killed in Viet Nam.

Door County Veterans -

Standing Guard at Deaths Door!

Click here to reach our base camp bulletin board!

Eyes to 4 O'clock to join a post near you!

Door County Veterans: Click here and become familiar with our Door County Sheriff's Department website. Since the 1500's in Europe, it has been the "Rife-of-the-Sire" who's empowered to enforce the laws of the land. Little has changed in the past 300 years. Click here to reach the Sturgeon Bay Police Department web site and Click here to learn more other law enforcement agencies serving Door County.

All veterans should become familiar with on-line emergency government support available through our government web sites. Click here and make this site a quick link on your desk top.

Firemen and women will be first on the scene. Click here to learn more about our highly trained and mission ready Door County Firefighters.


Wednesday, September 5, 2007 will go down in history as the day Medal of Honor comrades landed on our shores, shared memories and inspired our troops. Click here to salute these heroes and send a message to their Medal of Honor Headquarters. Click here to inspect the troops. Click here to attend some of the award ceremonies held that day and read the Medal of Honor citations for each of our guests. .
Homeland Security - Forming Public-to-Private Partnerships
Active military call it the CIA or "Central Intelligence" agency. Around the world, Homeland Security agencies, local law enforcement and community leaders are forming recon teams called VIPER squads trained to collect "visual intelligence of persons and the environment anytime there is an actual or perceived terrorist' threat. Click here to learn what veterans are doing to centralize threat intelligence in the private sector.
Emergency governments call them "Emergency Medical Technicians" (EMTs) and "Critical Incident Response Teams (CIRTS). Active military call them Medics and MASH unites "Mobile Assistance Surgical Hospitals." Civilians and call them First Responders or "fire fighters." While all share similar missions, Katrina and 9-11 proved they don't all speak the same language, follow the same response protocols, or train to the same level of performance. National and international efforts have been made in the public sector to adopt the "National Incident Management System" (NIMS) as the internationally recognized response language of choice and the "Incident Command System" (ICS) as the national performance standard for law enforcement, fire fighters, and emergency governments. There is a growing move in the private sector to encourage the business sector and school administrators to learn NIMS and adopt the Incident Command System. Veterans are embedded at all levels of both the public and private sectors. Click here to learn about the "Public-to-Private partnership veterans are forming to combat terrorism and prepare our homeland for the next natural disaster, pandemic, or large scale community crisis.

Lee Burnett - Quartermaster VFW Post 8337 presenting Patriot Pin award to Gibraltar High School Student.	Rich Woldt - Commander VFW 8337 presenting Blue Star Flag to parent of Iraq Solder Melissa Zastrow.
Eyes Left! We salute our comrade Randy Wagner, his bravery in battle and sacrifice for his country will never be forgotten. Rich Woldt - Commander VFW Post 8337

Rich Woldt Commander VFW Post #8337 Life-time member AMVET Post 51 Member AM Legion Post 527

Door County Veterans: Please click here to log into our data base. We're only interested in identifying you as a Door County veterans so we can reach you during a community crisis. Click here to join VFW posts. Click here to join American Legion Posts. Here to join AMVET posts. Here to join the Marine Corp League.

To navigate to Medal of Honor ceremonies:

Click here to visit their web site:

Click here to read citations

Click here to study military history

Click here to salute the troops

Click here to inspect the troops and learn more about our Metal of Honor recipients

Click here to attend Metal of Honor award ceremonies

Below are the names of Medal of Honor recipients who logged into our operation center on 9-5-07. Click on their names to read their citations:

Arthur "Jack" Jackson WWII

Robert E. O'Malley

Gary Beikirch - Viet Nam

Robert "Bob" Maxwell WWII

George E. Wahlem WWII

Allan J. Kellogg Jr. Viet Nam

Alert: Thievs are taking copper & brass plaques off Veterans' graves!

VIPER TIPS:

Keep a disposable camera in glove box of your vehicles,
Keep note paper and pen handy to record suspicious activity,
Review VIPER evidence chain of custody protocols,
Submit suspicious activity report to local law enforcement immediately.
Forward VIPER alerts to any Vet working in metal recycling industry.
Counterfeit Currency - Use VIPER pens...
Click here to learn what to look for and how to report suspicious currency to the Secret Service.
Call law enforcement: 920-746-2400

Commander - Rich Woldt & Quartermaster - Lee Burnett send fellow VFW Post 8337 member Melissa Zastrow back to Iraq with specially bottled water from our nation's "Medal of Honor" recipients. Drink hardy, shoot straight, keep your heads and come home safe.