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 Recently Signed-up Members


MSGT.(Ret.) JAMES SHOTT, US Marine Corps. New Member, August 3, 2009
We have the honor to welcome James Shott of Germantown, Maryland, USA who signed-up as a new LIFETIME Member in the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association. Jim was born in Nova Scotia, Canada, and is a Vietnam War Veteran with 26 years of honorable service with the United States Marine Corps. Jim is the recipient of two Navy Commendation awards.

Upon retirement, he became the program manager of the alcohol treatment department at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Jim has held the office of the president in the Vietnam Veterans of America, chapter 304, and 2nd VP of the Maryland State Council. He continues to be an active member of the Substance Abuse/PTSD committee, and authored a VVA workbook on substance abuse.

Jim made a special trip to Minnesota on the Labor Day weekend to meet with us, and to officially become a member of the C.V.V.A. Welcome aboard Jim, it was a pleasure meeting you, and have you participate with us in the Lancaster, MN festivities!

SGT. DONALD MOORE, Winnipeg Police Service. New Member, August 14, 2009

We have the honour to welcome Sergeant Donald Moore of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada as a new member of the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association. Don is a distinguished 30 year veteran and Sergeant with the Winnipeg Police Service, Crime Unit. He chose to serve his country in law enforcement, while his father and brother were career soldiers in the Canadian Armed Forces.

His father, MWO Richard Stuart Moore (retired) PPCLI, RCR, career Canadian Military from 1957-1975 and a brother, Lt. Richard William Moore, a career Canadian Military from 1972-1989, was killed while conducting joint forces manoeuvres with Canadian/U.S. forces in Fairbanks Alaska in January 1989.

Don and his wife travelled to Vietnam this past spring and visited Saigon, Cu Chi, Nha Trang, as well as the War Remnants Museum in Saigon, and the Reunification Palace.

 cross Rest in Peace Lt. Richard Moore, you've made the ultimate sacrifice for your country, and our nation is grateful for your unselfish service to Canada. "A soldier has not died until he is forgotten".



Memberships and Dues
  • Membership in the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association shall be as prescribed by the membership regulation in the Constitution of the C.V.V.A.

  • Dues shall be paid annually or for life.

  • A non-resident membership shall be available to eligible persons who are not resident in the immediate vicinity of any existing chapter. Dues for this non-resident membership shall be uniform with chapter dues.

Eligibility and Types of Memberships

 

1. Regular Active Membership

The requirements for Regular (Active) Membership is for service or ex-service personnel who served with the U.S. Armed Forces during the Vietnam War Era, (February 28, 1961- May 7, 1975). A copy of your DD form 214 must accompany your application for Regular Active Membership and will be maintained in our files. Persons who served with the allied Forces in Vietnam may qualify providing they are able to produce appropriate documentation.

2. Associate Membership

A) The requirements for an Associate Membership is for persons related by blood or marriage to regular members.

B) Persons who served as civilians in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

C) Persons who served, or are serving with the US Armed Forces and Allied Armed Forces may be eligible for Associate Memberships, subject to approval of the general membership.

D) Persons who support the purposes and objectives of the CVVA subject to the approval of the general membership.

 3. Honorary Membership

- Persons who accepts and support the purposes and objectives of the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association, or undertake to support the activities and who has assisted in the advancement of these objectives in the past, by giving time and work, may be granted Honorary Membership. Recommendation for Honorary Membership shall be submitted in writing.

Membership Dues

Annual membership dues are $25.00 and lifetime, $150.00 (Dues for memberships are due by January 1st of each year and expires on December 31st)

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NOTE:
All memberships are to be approved by the membership committee and put forth at a general meeting for acceptance or rejection. Certain membership applications are to include proof of service.

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