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Meetings at American Legion Post #2The American Legion Post #2 was officially open for business and meetings at 1700 hrs on Friday June 12, 2020.
Vietnam Veterans of America Ch. #798 Monthly Meeting
VVA 798 Board of Directors Meeting
716 S. 4th Street Council Bluffs, IA
Disabled American Veterans Chapter #5DAV #5 meetings are held at the American Legion Meeting Room. Meeting starts at 1830 hrs, but get there early and have some pizza with us for a free will donation towards the next meeting's pizza.The meeting is the First Tuesday of every month
American Legion Post #2The American Legion meets at the Legion meeting room every second Monday of the month starting at 1930 hrs.
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MEETINGSMeetings of Chapter 798 will be held at the American Legion Post #2 for the near future. The Post needs help keeping the bar open, so any help you can give by buying food or drink would be appreciated. The meetings are: Board of Directors meeting is on the third Thursday of every month at 1800 hrs. The regular meeting will be held immediately after the Board meeting at 1830 hrs. We hope to see you there.
V.V.A. State Council IASC meeting to be held at the WAVP, 1300 4th Street NW, Waverly, IA. 50677. The next meeting will be March 14, 2020, weather permitting.
PIONEER GUN SHOWGun Shows are on hold until Scott with Pioneer can find a suitable venue to have the next show.
Meeting with Governor ReynoldsThe Veterans meeting with Governor Reynolds, Lt. Governor Gregg and Rep. Jon Jacobsen
From left to right: Jon Jacobsen, Brad Powell, Ben Wiese, Governor Reynolds, Lenny Scaletta, Bruce Beeston, Danette Hein-Snyder, Lt. Governor Gregg
DONATIONThe fantastic people at Freddy's Steakburgers have again donated the generous amount of $299.00 to our Chapter 798.
I wish to thank them for this donation and would hope that other businesses donate to the VSO of your choice.
Thank you all at Freddy's
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Vietnam Veterans of America VVA's goals are to promote and support the full range of issues important to Vietnam veterans, to create a new identity for this generation of veterans, and to change public perception of Vietnam veterans.
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