Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States

 

The object of this association are fraternal, patriotic, historical, and educational; to preserve and strengthen comradeship among its members; to assist worthy comrades; to perpetuate the memory and history of our dead, and to assist their widows and orphans; to maintain true allegiance to the government of the United States of America, and fidelity to its Constitution and laws; to foster true patriotism; to maintain and extend the institutions of American freedom; and to preserve and defend the United States from all her enemies, whomsoever.

 

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We are 413 people who care about you, the veteran and the community.
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The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5408 have been a voice for our community veterans for more than 21 years. To Acworth-Kennesaw and the world, the letters "VFW" symbolize volunteerism and community service.


Post Officers for the year 2008 - 2009
Commander David Bobenhausen 770-401-5685
Sr. Vice Commander Alan Dean  
Jr. Vice Commander Ron Stephans  
Quartermaster Ronald Charette Sr.  
Adjutant Jon Hawley  
Chaplain Martin Tolver  
Judge Advocate Richard Rockford  
Surgeon Steven Kishpaugh
 
3 year Trustee Jon Hawley  
2 year Trustee Reginald Neal  
1 year Trustee Laird Davis  
Service Officer Michael Weronski  

 

 

The Veterans of Foreign Wars has been a voice for our nation's veterans for more than a century and is the nation's oldest major veteran's organization. To America and the world, the letters "VFW" symbolize volunteerism and community service.

 

Between Veterans


There's a bond between Veterans, That can't be described, Unless you looked into death, and returned. It's the pride of defending your homeland, It's an honor, so valiantly earned. There's a brotherhood cementing soldiers. Adding strength to the stories they tell. It's the footprints where angels resisted, It's the courageous survival of Hell. There's a feeling, a heartbeat, a spirit, That no coward could ever inspire. Because without having walked in the boots of your home, You can't know what it's like under fire. When an instance is all that divides you, ' from living and giving it all It's the hero that stands, without question, It's the Veterans who have taken the fall. It's the loyalty, this love of Country. That carries us into harm's way. It's devotion, unbending, unending, that the Veterans defend, every day.


"You look at me with hostility, saying that I am to blame, for embarrassing the nation, and bringing it to shame, yet you sat at home and popped your pills, loving freely, at your will, while we defended those freedoms, on some distant, bloody hill. We only did the duty, that our Country asked we do. We only did what we were told, with thoughts it was for you. We held this Country in our hearts. as we watched our Brothers die. We vowed our dedication, and we held our heads up high. But you forget who gave their blood, so you could speak your mind. And you forget, the families, we were asked to leave behind, who were also those we battled for, we cherished, in our chore. So tell me now, tell them, indeed, Who harmed our Country more?"
......Written by an anonymous Vietnam vet.


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