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Rolling Thunder, Inc. Indiana Chapter 1 is a dedicated group of American citizens, both veterans and non-veterans, who are committed to investigating and resolving unresolved Prisoner of War (POW) and Missing In Action (MIA) cases from past wars, with a particular focus on Vietnam. They are not a motorcycle club, but rather a community of individuals who strongly believe in their POW and MIA mission and support war-fighters and veterans. Membership in Rolling Thunder is open to anyone who shares their mission and beliefs, regardless of veteran status or motorcycle ownership. With a membership due of $40.00 per year, they meet on the third Sunday of each month (except for June) at the Fort Benjamin Harrison Veterans Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. Membership applications are available at chapter meetings, and veterans are required to bring a copy of their DD214 for record-keeping purposes.Generated from the website

Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) is dedicated to advocating for the rights and needs of Vietnam veterans, providing a range of services including claims assistance, legislative action, and outreach programs. The organization also focuses on addressing issues such as PTSD, substance abuse, and the unique challenges faced by women veterans and minority affairs. With a commitment to helping veterans and their communities, VVA engages in educational initiatives and supports programs for homeless veterans, incarcerated veterans, and those affected by toxic exposures like Agent Orange. Through various events and member involvement, VVA strives to honor the legacy of Vietnam veterans and promote their well-being. Generated from the website

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Indiana is dedicated to serving Indiana veterans by providing a wide range of support programs and resources tailored to their unique needs. Their mission encompasses everything from assisting veterans in claiming earned benefits to fostering a sense of community among those who have served in various deployment eras. With a commitment to advocacy and active involvement, the VFW supports programs such as the Honor Flight and community services that connect veterans while honoring their sacrifices. They invite local veterans and community members alike to engage with their initiatives designed to uphold the tradition of service and camaraderie among those who have defended freedom. Generated from the website