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Veterans of Foreign Wars

POST 9199

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Regular members shall consist of every member of Mt. Royal Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Post 9199. who is a member in good standing, with annual dues fully paid, and they shall be a veteran of foreign service who served in a "conflict". Eligibility to be a regular member shall be determined by reference to an individual's foreign military service in a "conflict", as that term is defined by the Board.  (see eligibility table below for qualifying campaigns)

 

 

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The Board shall, at its annual meeting, determine and establish a list of foreign military actions which shall serve as those defined as "conflicts" for regular membership eligibility. Provided however, that no action by the Board in annually defining "conflicts" may be taken to remove, replace, or reclassify any foreign action previously approved by it as a "conflict". This prohibition is intended to prevent any individual previously admitted and qualified as a regular member from being later denied membership on the basis of later modification of the definition of a "conflict."

Mount Royal VFW Post 9199

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Regular Membership

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Text Box: There are three qualifiers for membership in the VFW, as set out in our By-Laws. An individual  must meet all three in order to become a member. They are as follows: 1: Citizenship – must be a U.S. citizen or U.S. National. 2: Honorable Service – must have served in the Armed Forces of the United States and either received a discharge of Honorable or General (Under Honorable Conditions) or be currently serving. 3: Service in a war, campaign, or expedition on foreign soil or in hostile waters*.  This can be proven by any of the following: - An authorized campaign medal (see a full list of qualifying medals and badges) - Receipt of Hostile Fire Pay or Imminent Danger Pay (verified by a military pay statement) - Service in Korea for 30 consecutive or 60 non-consecutive days *This information is usually available through a veteran’s DD-214. If other information is needed or if a veteran’s DD-214 is not complete, they can  contact the National Personnel Records Center online  or at 314-801-0800 to request more information.

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