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Operations - 2008: Throughout
2008 we'll continue conducting operations focused on our primary
objectives: To..
- Support our troops in harms way,
- Supporting our veterans in need,
- Promoting patriotism in our
schools,
- Honor our deceased veterans,
- Promote safety and health within
our community,
- Support national campaigns that
promote cost effective homeland security public-to-private
partnerships to be deployed during any large scale community
crisis that overwhelms our public sector response assets.
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VFW Post 8337 Bulletin
Board
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Debriefing:
VFW Posts 8337, 9290, and 3088 ran operation
"Voice of Democracy" and the "Patriots Pen. Voice of
Democracy winner receive $100 for first, $75 for second, and $50
for third place in the essay contest. Gibraltar winners include |
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From left to right: Tanner Lundquist,
Molly Marie Genchik, Morgan Petersilka, Roger Ohnesoge -
Commander VFW Post 9290, Lee Burnett - Quartermaster VFW Post
8337, Camille Orgel, Jeffrey Schneider, and Charity Weborg.
Click
here for a detailed debriefing on
Operation Voice of Democracy 2007.
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Spread the word! There are many benefits for veterans
who become to their local VFW, AMVET, American Legion, or Marian
Corps League posts. For example, Members of VFW Post
8337, 9290 and 3088 in Door County:
- Receive monthly Homeland Security
briefings on terrorist threats in Northeast Wisconsin.
- Receive trained in what to do before,
during, and after natural disasters, terrorist attacks,
pandemics, or any large scale community crisis.
- Learn what to do during a missing child
report, violence in our schools or churches, bomb threat,
anthrax scare, traffic accident, extortion, hostage
negotiation, robbery, etc.
- Learn how to assist our public sector
during a mass housing-in-place or evacuation in Door County.
Rich Woldt VFW Post 8337
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Liberty Grove VFW
Post 8337
Richard A. Woldt
Commanding
Monthly Meeting: Liberty Grove
Town Hall 7
pm
First Tuesday of each month
(Some exceptions so refer to the post calendar of
events)
VFW Post 8337 Home Page
Click here
to return to our State website!
Click here
to reach our Homeland Security R&D site at ww.DoorCountyVeterans.com
(Click
Here)
Command Officers and Staff (click here)
Marching Orders for the month (Click
here)
Click here in word!
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Debriefing:
Operation "Veteran' Fall Color Ride" was another
fund raising success. VFW Post 8337 joined ranks
with the Door County Chapter of the TITAN Motor
Cycle Club on September 29 for an 85 mile ride
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Click here for a
detailed debriefing on operation "Fall Color
Ride." |
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VFW Post 8337 - TITAN MC
Veterans' Fall Color Ride
2008
Date and route to be
announced. |
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Return to
Post Home Page?
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Richard
Woldt - Commander VFW Post 8337
Dateline Liberty
Grove - January 2008
Debriefing:
"Operation Iraqi Cover-up" hit the ground running
December 5, 2007 and didn't rest until all missions
where accomplished.
At our
Christmas party December 5 our Homeland Security
coordinator, John Mahoney - Air Force
informed us that ground troops in Iraq where in need of bedding.
Quartermaster Lee Burnett - Navy retired, took command
negotiating with Wal-Mart to split the cost for 70
single-sheets. Sheets ordered on 12-18 where received on
12-28.
Burnett than
devised a repackaging and shipping plan with that
reduced shipping costs from $20 a box of 6 sheets to
$8.95.
Mahoney than lead
a squad the night of 1-4-08 that repackaged the sheets
and trucked them to Sturgeon Bay where
at 0900 hours on 1-5-08 they where to an APO (Army Post
Office) on the east coast. From there they were
flown to Bagdad Iraq for trucking by armored convey to
troops in the field. Click
here a briefing on
supply-line changes needed to get mouthwash to the
frontlines.
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