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Dutch from Eureka wrote on 11/10/2017 at 12:04 pm

Phil, appreciate your post, and Welcome Home.
We understand your comment on Clubs, we are a bit different. We are unique, We are Nomads ! This is not for everyone, but there are a few that fit real well. Speaking for myself, I am at ease being "alone", and yet I draw great comfort knowing I got "real Brothers spread across this Nation, that wears the same Patch, and feels the same about our Brotherhood as I do".
I believe we are "loners" by nature .... we are a dying breed, but we won't die alone. We have each other !
I spent some time in Chu Lai myself ..1966. By my calculations that was about a 1,000 years ago.
Semper Fi Marine ...

Phil from Texas wrote on 11/09/2017 at 9:08 pm

I'm not much into clubs anymore but I just wanted to say "Welcome Home" to all of my Nam brothers and sisters out there. I was in Nam in 68-69 and served with the 1st Marine Air Wing in Chu Lai.

Admin Reply by: raymondkoch

Welcome home to you also.We have several Marines in our CLUB.

Jenny from Sparks, NV wrote on 11/08/2017 at 11:04 am

My dad was a Vietnam Vet and loved his motorcycle. Just wanted to say Welcome Home Nam Vets MC

Admin Reply by: raymondkoch

Thanks for the entry.Riding and Brotherhood is what we live for.

Twin from Wichita Falls wrote on 11/08/2017 at 10:29 am

I hear we are getting a Brother back . That will make RN 2018 even better . Cant wait.
LLRB Twin

Skinner National Presidentp from Piedmont,Mo wrote on 11/04/2017 at 10:36 am

Okay for those that have not yet heard,Kanddis one shot dead on 70 yards down hill nice doe.She screamed so loud my ears still hurt.I'am one proud as hell (DAD) Grandpaw.Here's the kicker "well Dad I was taught by the best" gotta love that girl.Hope I have as good as luck on the 11th as she did.Heard one before daylight ,she saw one at 7am could not shoot,second one she shot at 7:30.LLRBF

buda from florida wrote on 11/02/2017 at 11:56 am

one thousand and nine

Radio from Clearlake wrote on 10/31/2017 at 10:59 pm

Hey Brothers,
Holloween in Clearlake. Third mile through the woods to my house. No trick or treaters since grandkids are grown. So no candy! If the little buggers come through the dark woods to my house, they get cash. They will need it for a shrink when they get older.
Ride safe this Winter and think Spring!!!
Respect & LLRBF

Herky from Idaho wrote on 10/28/2017 at 10:33 am

A really fine window for a few days here in Idaho for a final overnighter, 360 miles away. Looks like a solo as we often have to do here in the Northwest region. It will be some fine riding time for Fall colors and get my head wrapped around another winter of no 2 wheel fun. I will be checking out Wallace ID, where we had hoped to do the NW fall run, but with the terrible fire situation and thick smoke which seemed everywhere we choose to cancel. Perhaps it will be a candidate for our Spring Run. I'll be checking with the NW Crew and we'll make a plan for the coming year. I need to get to packing a few things and been waiting for the temps to get a little warmer before I head out. Lol. Ride when you can my Brothers, My highest RESPECT to the Nam Vet's NOMADS. Herky Nat. Chap/ NW Prez.

Admin Reply by: raymondkoch

always a pleasure to hear from ya Brother,ride when u can. LLRBF

Skinner National President from Piedmont,Mo wrote on 10/27/2017 at 11:06 am

Hello Brothers,Support and lookers;
Well cold and wet here and deer season for kids starts in the morning.Was suppose to take Grandson but he screwed up and received a (d) in band because of some late assignments so he is in the dog house and does not get to go.Kanddis was even going to give him her spot in the tree platform instead she will go.Put the propane tank in there yesterday for our heater so we are set.She has decided to use a Browning bolt action 308 this year we shall see.Not that she can't shoot it but ya never know what will happen when and if the deer appears.
Hope all r healthy and in good spirits.
Dutch is still working hard to get this site to where it needs to be and I hope when John gets back he will step up to help.He's out of pocket for awhile.
Not much else going on Grumpy made his trip south but cut it short because he ate some bad food.Really sorry to hear that.
Griz from out West sent me a text inviting anyone to Rolling Thunder and then on to Maine.Would be a great ride(sure miss him) but it's around time we plan our National and that's a mandatory ride for all officers so it's going to be a tough one to do.
okay all I miss not being on the bike riding together and throwing back a few but it is that time of year,if u do ride please be safe.P L E A S E take time and post a few words so we know how u r or if u r in need of anything.
LLRBF SKINNER

BD from Little Rock, WA wrote on 10/24/2017 at 1:20 pm

It does my heart good to see how far we've come in such a short time. My utmost RESPECT to all my Brothers. You have all stepped up and moved mountains to bring our Club to where it is today. I've been riding when I can and showing our colors to all. A huge Thank You to all our National Officers for all you do on a daily basis for this great Club.
LHRBF - BD

Grumpy from Sesser wrote on 10/23/2017 at 2:56 pm

Even here in Southern Illinois the days for long runs are dwindling. But what I will have is memories of one hectic year where we came into our own. Brothers united behind a patch that is ours and a commitment to make the Nam Vets MC known and respected. Every single
Patchholder must do their part to make this happen.
In Country and Era Vietnam Vets are welcome to check us out.
Grumpy
East Prez.

buda from high springs, fl wrote on 10/23/2017 at 1:54 pm

brother herky, no snow down here, bring it on brother, hahaha

buda from high springs, fl wrote on 10/23/2017 at 1:52 pm

brother Grumphy, i read your post in the club cave,
463 miles in 8 hours .. ohhhhhh shttttT,
my butt - tocks feel you, haha.
regards to your sickness, wow, lotts of distance on a bad stomach.
you showed great fortitude on that ride.
respect
buda

Herky from Idaho wrote on 10/22/2017 at 11:31 pm

Noticed on the page counter there is over 400 visits in a short time. If your just passing thru and giving a look at our page please drop a note and give a greet, and if your looking for a Home to hang your boonie cap and share in this fine Nam Vet and Nam Era Vet give us a shout of who you are and ask about this fine Brotherhood.
Much Respect
Brother Herky Nat. Chap/NW Prez

Sling Blade from Everett wrote on 10/22/2017 at 4:21 pm

Greetings and Salutations to all Brothers, Supporters, and those looking in to get a SITREP.
Great mods to the page! It goes along with the new patch and direction this club is going.
I'm stylin' and profilin' our patch anywhere I can with great compliments and respect in return- and not one objection. It's all in how we conduct ourselves and represent each Brother and the Club in our bearing and behavior, situational awareness at all times.
I just realized it's only 60 days to winter solstice and the days getting longer all the way to June of 2018! Woohoo!
Making plans, memorizing cities, routes, and updating our rides to handle any condition we operate them in.
Time spins on at a high RPM, but we do our best to squeeze every drop from it- making quality over quantity our creed and lifestyle.
It's great hearing from all about family, rides, brotherhood, and what hijinks we can get ourselves into. Technology makes the time and distance fade between us- a long way from 2-4 weeks waiting for a letter or package or making a collect call with no answering machines!
I hope everyone has a full belly, a biker movie on the telly, and a load of wood in the potbelly.
"Though I ride through the interstates of life, I have no fear- for my Club Brothers are with me."
Once more unto the breach, dear Brothers, once more-
LLRB,
Brother Sling Blade
NSAA
NVFFNV

Skinner National President from Piedmont,Mo wrote on 10/22/2017 at 12:19 pm

Greetings,
Thank u Dutch u have for sure "stepped up" for this CLUB.
We must crawl before we can walk and walk before we run and each step is a step up in the right direction.
So keep on keeping on.
With much Respect to all Skinner.

Dutch from Eureka wrote on 10/22/2017 at 8:36 am

Woke this morning think'n about our journey and how far we came in such a short amount of time.
From the decision to "move on", to the Patch and Name. The back and forth, the give and take, we took the phrase Adapt - Improvise - Overcome to a whole new level. Brothers stepped up !
Get'n those Patches & Stickers made .... Brothers stepped up !
Having our 1st. National under our new Patch ... Brothers stepped up !
Having our 1st vote and picking the right Brother to lead us, a Brother who bleeds Yellow & Black and devotes a 110% each day to the success of this Club ... Brothers stepped up !
We have new Regions and new Officers .... Brothers stepped up !
Getting a Web Page up and running ... Brothers stepped up !
Now the plans are being drawn for next years National ... Brothers stepped up !
This is a massive amount of accomplishments in a very short amount of time, and it's all because ... Brothers stepped up !
For some of us, we are looking at putting our scoots away, dream'n about the new year to come. This is no time to sit back and relax, there is work to be done. Don't let a few bare the load, we are all in this together, we are Nomads !
We are aging, at what seems to be a rapid pace. Ideas are what will keep us young and keep us moving forward, notice the phrase used over and over "Brothers stepped up" .... That's our secret.
To you who wear this Patch, stayed true to your Brothers, through the ups & downs, the good & the bad, we have taken the 1st step on a long road..... I can write how Proud I am of all of you, of the Patch we wear, and the Brotherhood we share.
Respects To You All !
LLRB

Twin from Wichita Falls wrote on 10/19/2017 at 10:10 am

Hope this finds every one well. All is good here in the land of the sun, 81 yesterday 85 today. Cold front coming this weekend. Getting down to the low sixty's. LOL
LLRB TWIN

Kenneth from Sesser wrote on 10/16/2017 at 7:42 pm

Some of the Brothers know about my project bike, a 85 virago I've owned since it was new, after 20+ years sitting it's coming back to life. Finally found the parts I needed to rebuild the the twin carbs, so now they are done. Now going through the wiring. Finally new rubber. Cleaning and polishing. A little bit of new paint. Maybe by next spring if I'm lucky. Keeps me busy.

Herky from Idaho wrote on 10/16/2017 at 5:02 pm

Greetings, Looking at temp's in the upper 60's and maybe a 70 for the next few days, going to make the most of it. Brother Radio will be visiting a relative in my AO so we hope to get together for a meal and do some catching up. Hearing of a rerun of last winter which was sub zero way too long and nearly 4 ft. of snow, if that be the case move over Brother Buda, be rolling your way next year. Lol.
Keep it safe on the road and sane thru the Winter.
God Bless Chap. Herky.

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