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WELCOME TO DEPARTMENT OF ALABAMA VFW

Department Commander Eric Dudash
Mid-Winter Conference Registration is OPEN - Programs Tab
 
General Order #6 (December) is Posted

Announcements

 
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The Department of Alabama Membership Recruiting Goal 11244 Members (105%)

The current membership is 9,310 or 89.21 % (1334 needed for 102%)
Less than .5% behind Tennessee! Renew your membership today!!

75 Members shall be welcomed by each of the seven Districts

Each Post Commander shall recruit two new members.

Each member shall recruit one new member.


Commander's Corner

Commander Eric Dudash

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A satirical reflection by Author/Artist Phil Fehrenbacher

Phil enlisted in the Army in 1965 where you served for years in Vietnam.  He became a graphic designer and has worked for the state of Oregon for 26 years.  He retired in 2003 and started the Cartoon "In-Country".  The cartoons reflect his experiences during his tour of duty in South Vietnam.


There is a new cartoon everyday.