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Was with a member today (September 13, 2018) and was given a card from the "Steamer". I am a Nam Vet, was there in 1966-1967 serving mostly in the Cambodia/Vietnam border area and the "Delta" area. Saw lots of nasty stuff like most of us did. Welcome Home my Brothers.......
Will have to decide if I want to join a group of Nomads. I'm kind of loner but outgoing if situations warrant. Be well, be safe, be wise. Ed Stanley is my mentor at this time.

Brothers; I don't expect much in the way from the storm here; we're pretty high so flooding shouldn't be a concern. Just lots of rain maybe some winds.

For after the storm; if ANYONE effected by the storm needs help, LET ME KNOW, I'll load up my truck with supplies, tools, whatever and make my way to you.

LLRFB

Doc Gonzo

Had the good fortune of get'n to meet up with Brother Steamer, and meet his better half Jackie. It was good conversation about the Club, and events of 52 years ago. I had forgotten soooo much !
The wives got to go "walk" about, and mine feels like she now has another "good friend", while Steamer and I sat in the garage, listened to tunes, drank some beer, and refreshed each others memories of long ago. Feels like the visit was all too short and they had to leave the next day, but it reminded me what this thing we call Brotherhood is about.
They are back in the land of the furnace, I'm look'n at Fall. Life is good at the homestead !
LLRBF

Well boy howdy! Hello all Brothers; Supports; Prospects; and well wishers!!

Finally back from my Summer gallivanting. Posted photos on FaceBook if you're interested. No NOT all of them, only 65. LOL, I took more than 750. YIKES

Shout out and a HUGE THANK YOU to Skinner, Ellen; LAAM, Donna; Grumpy, Geraldine (HAVE A GREAT Ireland trip Brother) for your hospitality.

Final total miles was 6,954 to and from my AOR.

The only glitch was bike developed electrical issues after California which I failed to recognise till I was well into Indiana. Luckily my Daughter's roomie is an automotive electrician and fixed everything up right. And I didn't even have to buy him dinner. I would have, but he had a date.

I'm glad to be back in my AO. I got Black Betty back from the shop yesterday. Man she runs like a scalded dog. Looked down at one point today and the needle was north of 90. A guy will get greetings from the Governor doing that sort of thing.

Looking forward to my next trip, short one this time. Down to Florida with my Brother Kenny whom some of you met at Sturgis. We're going down to meet our Sister whom we've never met.

Good times!!

Anyway, Brothers I've rambled on long enough

ML&R, LLRBF

Doc Gonzo

Greetings,
Well Brothers on the road so keep them in your thoughts that they have a safe ride.Grumpy came over Saturday and we had a great visit and some good food.So this morning Doc and he left out for Sesser,Il.and then Doc is on to Michigan for a family visit before making the trip home.Talk about iron butt he will have over 7000 miles since June.
Next month the East will have a short ride and meet for a fall get together.Check with Grumpy if u need details.
LLRB President Skinner

I went to V.A. in Okla, City this week. done a lung function test. Don't know the results yet but I am still breathing , that's good.
Every thing else doing great . J.P. and I are heading out on a trip next week for some R & R. LLRB TWIN

Hello my MILITARY Brothers,
This post is for Military only. I have been thinking about time in Service. Some volunteered some were drafted. I myself volunteered for service. My Dad was a WW2 and Korea Veteran. When I asked my Dad should I go in Service he said do you love your country, I said yes! I went straight away to recruiting and was asked what do you want! I said I want to make sure the commies don't come here and change our way of life. Went to basic training at Ft. Jackson, S.C. holy crap what a trip, went to Ft Sill Oklahoma for Artillery training, then to Ft. Bliss TX for Red-eye missile training. Hoping for duty in Vietnam as I requested I was routed to Korea with duty in the 2nd Inf Division. Well my Dad said at least you will be safer in Korea than Vietnam having been there! I believed him as every son believed his father! All was well until a fire mission was called in the Uijongbu Corridor just shy of the DMZ! Went across the Imjin River to Fire base 4PAPA1 and commenced Fire Mission operations! The Fire base was only 2 clicks South of the DMZ. 5 minutes into the fire mission 5 North Korean infiltrators were detected in the wire and dealt with most ricketic! Things in Korea were not much different than things in Vietnam just not as hot! Not comparing duty in either place but hoping Korea will not be the Forgotten War as it has been for ages. Please don't forget all Korea Veterans!! Love, loyalty and respect!

Testing, testing, 1...2..3. Pfft, pfft, is this thing on?
Greetings and Salutations to all Brothers, Supporters, Family, Friends, and the observers from far and wide!
Hoping all are in good spirits, riding, laughing, and living the life.
The days of summer are waning, but that shouldn't slow us down or idle our rides.
We still have a lot to do, see, and represent the club everywhere we go- even in the winter months.
Keep your heads on a swivel, don't sweat the nightly news drivel, and let the naysayers snivel!
LLRBF,
Brother Sling Blade/NSAA

All's well in PNW. Finally got a little rain. Don't usually hope for rain but it was needed. Staining the house. If you ever want to be left alone--just break out the ladders and brushes. Best wishes to all.

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