VFW Warriors Top of America Run
VFW Warriors Top of America Run TOAR 2009
June 5th, 2010
Show time VFW Post 3917 @ 0700 depart 0730. Riders from the Denver area – meet up at Conoco in Aspen Park just off 285 @ 9am. You MUST pre-register from April 1st thru June 1st. $20.00 registration fee per bike includes Park Admission and lunch. Additional Rider is $10.00. Show time is at 0700. Dress warm.
THIS RIDE AND ROUTE IS FOR EXPERIENCED RIDERS.
Mt Evans is 140 miles NW of the Springs and is 14264 feet in elevation.
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Last Updated (Monday, 08 February 2010 11:28)
Gyro and Osborn on their way back downrange
Thursday, 10 December 2009 10:02 | Author: Renegade |
Well the party is over for now. Gyro and Osborn are on their way back down range. They left this morning at 0600 from the Springs and should be arriving in country in about 24 - 27 hours. Osborn and his family took off and went back to VW for his leave and by all accounts it was a productive time. Gyro spent time at home and was able to enjoy Thanksgiving as well as his daughters birthday right here at home. We were only able to get out and ride once before the weather turned but it was still fun. Stay safe brothers, and we are looking forward to your safe and speedy return. Remember we are going to the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley in June when you get home.
Last Updated (Friday, 11 December 2009 17:05) Florence Vets Home Run 6 Feb 2010
Monday, 18 January 2010 18:39 | Author: Renegade |
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Fun Run with Hagar
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 20:53 | Author: Renegade |
Some of the Warriors gathered on the afternoon of February 1st to ride with Hagar before he headed back downrange. We went from the Springs to Franktown, Sedalia, Palmer Lake, and returned to the Springs. Pictured are Rocky, George, Joe, Hagar, and Scott. Last Updated (Tuesday, 02 February 2010 21:02) Christmas comes to B Troop 3-61
Saturday, 16 January 2010 05:01 | Author: Renegade |
The soldiers of U.S. Army's Bravo Troop 3-61 Cavalry didn't spend Christmas with their families. Afghanistan was their holiday host. But Christmas spirit still managed to travel thousands of miles, thanks to the generousity of the American People, the hard work of the VFW Warriors, the American Legion, Target Corp. and Computer Science Corp. The union created the COP Keating fundraising effort, which launched after word spread that members of Bravo Troop 3-61 Cavalry from Fort Carson, Colo., lost all their personal possessions after they were forced to call an air strike on their own position in an Oct. 3 attack by insurgents. The 56 survivors were left with nothing more than the clothes on their backs and their weapons, but the COP Keating fundraising effort brought in more than $100,000 to provide comfort items for them. Two batches of items have arrived in Afghanistan. Last Updated (Saturday, 16 January 2010 05:21) |
