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Military/Veterans
Remembering Steve Zietz
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- By Tony Dunn
Born in Saginaw, MI, he was a son of Margaret Lucille Boorojian Zietz. Steve Zietz served our country in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam Conflict. He thoroughly enjoyed the Men’s Prayer Group at First Baptist Church Simpsonville.
In addition to his spouse, Patti Savoie, Mr. Zietz is survived by two sons, Mike Zietz and his wife, Melinda, of Greer, and Chris Zietz of Greenville; three bonus-sons, Brian Savoie and his wife, Katie, of MO, Brandon Savoie and his wife, Rachel, of MI, and Robby Savoie and his wife, Meagan, of IL; six grandchildren, Brodie Zietz, Nolan Savoie, Ryland Savoie, Finley Savoie, Rory Savoie and Quinn Savoie; and two brothers, David Zietz and Matthew Zietz, both of CA.
Post 214 Commander Gavels First Meeting in New Facility
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- By Stuart McClure
Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Department Performs at American Legion Post 214 Grand Opening
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- By Gilbert Scales
Grand Opening of Taylors American Legion Museum
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Steve Pettit, President of Bob Jones University, was the keynote speaker at the Grand Opening of the Major Ruldolf Anderson, Jr. American Legion Post 214 and Cecil D. Buchanan Museum of Military History.
Steve Pettit is a Christian Patriot and a graduate of both The Citadel and Bob Jones University.
During his address, he announced that Bob Jones University is expected to offer a military science program that will award officers commissions to Army and Air Force ROTC within the next two years.
Korean War Wall Of Remembrance
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- By Lewis Vaughn
CONGRESS ENACTED LEGISLATION IN 2016 ALLOWING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A WALL OF REMEMBRANCE AT THE SITE OF THE KOREAN WAR MEMORIAL IN D.C. IT WILL HAVE THE NAMES OF THE 37K AMERICAN KIA’s ENGRAVED IN IT. TAXPAYER FUNDS CANNOT BE USED TO CONSTRUCT THE WALL. THE COST PER NAME IS $350.00.
WE NEED YOUR HELP IN RAISING THE FUNDS FOR THE 548 SOUTH CAROLINIANS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN KOREA. GREENVILLE HAD MORE THAN 50 KIA’s.
ONE-HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE FUNDS RAISED WILL BE USED FOR THE WALL. PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A TAX DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO THIS MOST WORTHY CAUSE.
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: KWVA FOOTHILLS CHAPTER #301.
IN THE “FOR” AREA WRITE “WALL OF REMEMBRANCE”
MAIL TO: LEWIS VAUGHN, CHAIRMAN
WALL OF REMEMBRANCE FUND-RAISING COMMITTEE
623 ASHLEY COMMONS
GREER, SC 29651 (QUES. CALL (864) 848-0368)
VA Secretary: VA Will Not Be Privatized
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“My sole focus is veterans and making sure their needs are met.” ~ Secretary of the VA, Dr. David Shulkin
Dr. David Shulkin, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, told Senators at his confirmation hearing that the VA would not be privatized under his watch.
The Military Officers Association provided more than fifty questions to the Senate Veteran Affairs Committee to be posed to the new Secretary, who is the first non-veteran to head up the VA, and the only Trump Cabinet member to have served in the Obama Administration.
Q: Where do you stand on privatization?
A: The VA is a unique national resource that is worth saving, and I am committed to doing just that. … I will seek major reform and a transformation of the VA. There will be far greater accountability, dramatically improved access, responsiveness, and expanded care options, but the Department of Veterans Affairs will not be privatized under my watch. … If confirmed, I intend to build a system that puts veterans first and allows them to get the best possible health care wherever it may be — in the VA or with community care.
Quilt of Valor Goes to Charlie Porter
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- By Clyde Rector
At the American Legion Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214 Tuesday evening meeting, Charlie Porter was presented a Quilt of Valor by Kenneth Hinkle and Suzanne DiCarlo.
- Vietnam Veterans Celebrate New Year With Vietnamese-Americans
- American Legion SC Dept. and Post 214 Awards
- American Legion SC Dept. and Post 214 Awards
- American Legion SC Dept. Commander Visits Post 214 Awards Banquet
- SC Veterans Association Director Honors Korean War Veterans
- Post 214 Recieves Appreciation from Pat Ramsey
- Cecil D. Buchanan War Museum Visited by Future Soldiers
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