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Questions?
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VFW Membership Dept. or
Send for VFW membership info or send your questions to:
VFW National Headquarters,
Membership Dept.
406 West 34th St.
Kansas City, MO 64111
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Maybe you just returned from flying missions over Iraq as part of Operation
Southern or Northern Watch. Perhaps you did a stint in Bosnia or completed
a tour in Korea. Maybe you saw service during missions in Somalia, Haiti
or Rwanda in 1994. In any case, your Korea duty or overseas campaign medal
makes you eligible for the VFW.
to be far from home serving your country. We've been in your boots. To
make sure you receive the recognition and support you deserve, we fight
in Washington to protect your rights and work hard on the local level
to make your tours easier. Some of VFW's more recent assistance includes:
* AFEM for troops in Bosnia
* Hardship pay for Joint Task Force-Full Accounting personnel.
* 100,000 care packages worth more than $1 million to troops overseas
during the Gulf War.
* Pre-paid telephone cards to active duty troops and hospitalized veterans
via VFW's Operation
Uplink.
, the VFW is the oldest major veterans group in the U.S. VFW is considered
the elite of the U.S. veterans organizations because it demands overseas
service in time of war or international crisis to qualify for membership.
*Do you respect the flag?
*Do you consider yourself patriotic?
*Are you proud of your service?
*Do you care about the quality of life in your community?
*Do you enjoy the company of other veterans?
*Do you think it's imperative to find the cause of Gulf War Syndrome?
*Do you think a strong national defense is needed?
If these issues are important to you, then the
VFW is your organization.
For
the rank and file membership, these are the core reasons for becoming
a VFW member. If you want to protect you and your buddies' hard-earned
benefits, then you have to get involved. How will veterans benefits be
protected in the future if there are no veterans groups around to do it?
It was VFW and other veterans advocates who made today's benefits a reality.
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