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Make checks payable to:
                              V V A Chapter 1028
                 6026 Arthur Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63139

Contact Treasurer Tom Brophy for additional Information:
           Email: Tom5713@aol.com.  Tel. 636.627.9174

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Gary Hutchison Memorial Chapter 1028

Vietnam Veterans of America

To join this Chapter please contact one of our membership coordinators below.  Regular Vietnam Era members are required to furnish form DD214. Associate members (no Vietnam Era Service) are also welcome.  No form required.

Membership Fees:

All Vietnam Era Veterans and Associate members have a one time fee for life of $50.00.

Membership Coordinator:

     Dan Crowe                           
     Tel. 314.749.8173                
Meeting Locations:
American Legion Post 400
2 Gravois Rd, Fenton, MO 63026

Regular Chapter 1028 Meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month at 8:30 a.m.

Informal breakfast gatherings:

Every Wednesday morning (except meeting Days) starting around 7:00 am.

Bob Evans Restaurant, 1 Lambert Drury Dr., Valley Park MO 63088 at Hwy 141 & I-44, next to Drury Inn.

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Chapter 1028
Membership Information

 In January 1978, a group of Vietnam veteran advocates got together in Washington, D.C.  and began the organization that became the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA). The VVA today is the only congressionally chartered national Vietnam veterans service organization insisting that the U.S. Government hold up its obligation to all veterans.

The VVA is a critical support service for our returning veterans.  It became a membership organization in 1979 and immediately set to work on issues such as:

  • Improving the general welfare and hospital care of all veterans, especially those homeless or disabled.
  • Assisting veterans suffering from Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and other disabilities.
  • Working closely with veterans of other conflicts.
  • Taking the lead on women and minority issues.

                               The VVA remains committed to these issues.

Veterans helping Veterans, Active Duty and their Families