The definition of "Legacy" is a gift or Honor handed down.
We, the Legacy Vets Motorcycle Club, gladly accept this gift
of responsibility from our Vietnam Vets Motorcycle Club Brothers,
as they entrust us to carry on their principles, traditions, and vision.
Legacy Vets MC Brothers are either active-duty military,
or honorably discharged veterans who served after December 1975.
We are the returning warriors from Beirut, Panama, El Salvador,
Grenada, Somalia, Desert Storm, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afganistan, Iraq,
and what ever happened last week.
We intend to follow the Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club example
in creating a better future for all veterans and their families. At
the same time, we will assume increasing responsibilities of the expanding
operations of our Motorcycle Club. All Legacy Vets MC Brothers are
advocates and activist for veteran's rights and related issues.
Our mission remains to do whatever is necessary to bring our POW/MIA
Brothers home from ALL wars and to insist on full accountability from
our elected officials.
As advocates, we participate in motorcycle and community activities to
draw public attention to the unique problems of all Veterans, especially
Vietnam Veterans.
The Legacy Vets MC and the Vietnam Vets MC continue to honor our solemn
oath to protect the Constitution of the United States and the inalienable
principles on which it is formulated.
Our Brothers share a strict set of codes, ethics and values. We are
not a criminal organization nor do we have any intention of becoming one.
We do feel strongly about government infringement on personal liberties and
civil rights, and will speak up and take action as appropriate.
We do not get involved with the private business of other motorcycle
clubs or their problems. We strive to respect the freedom of the wind
and the road.
The process of becoming a member of the Legacy Vets MC and our unique
Brotherhood is best explained in person. Feel free to approach any
Legacy or VNVMC member and ask, or E-Mail Chapter N and request information.
You may be very glad you did.
