Win a Fishing Trip for 4!

How would you like to go on an all day offshore fishing trip on September 25? And take 3 of your friends?

VVA-885 is currently selling tickets for a chance to win an ALL-DAY OFF-SHORE FISHING TRIP FOR FOUR aboard the Winner Queen-II.

From the Winner Boats web site:

Venture approximately 45 miles offshore to the rocky bottom of the continental shelf aboard a high speed catamaran. You will be in good hands with our experienced Captains. The latest fish finding equipment aids the captain in finding the fish while the crew will be preparing your gear and bait for the big bite. We have friendly and knowledgeable crew members to assist you throughout the day. Rods and Reel, Bait and Tackle will be provided. Your fish will be tagged and iced, then packed inside our on-board ice box to keep your catch fresh.

An Evening at the USO

Since just before World War II, the USO has been the bridge between the American people and our men and women in uniform, conveying the heartfelt appreciation and support of a grateful nation. Whether it is a quiet place to go for rest and relaxation, movies refreshments, or a friendly face, the USO consistently delivers its special brand of service to the military.

Lake Shore Commons has invited all the members of VVA-885 to join their residents for "An Evening at the USO". Come dance to big band music performed by the "Dixie Classics Band", enjoy heavy hors d'oveuvres and meet some real military heroes from WW-II and Korea.

"A Piece of My Heart"

Guerilla Theatre's latest production of Shirley Lauro's "A Piece of My Heart" opened last night to a sold out house, a standing ovation and many, many tears. We have a limited number of seats available for tonight's 8pm showing. Be sure to get yours in advance at www.browncoattheatre.com or by calling 910.341.0001! Read more...

Vietnam Veterans of America Praises President, Salutes Secretary Shinseki For Move to Make PTSD Claims More Just

(WASHINGTON, DC)--Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) thanks President Obama and salutes Secretary of Veterans Affairs Shinseki for the regulatory move to make the claims process less onerous for certain veterans who have legitimate claims for service connection for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), but who have difficulty obtaining documentary evidence. Read more...