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Home Depot offering Post Improvement Grants
Posted at 09:32 AM on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 by dist10
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District 10, NC Announces 2009-2010 Officers
Posted at 05:47 PM on Tuesday, May 5, 2009 by dist10
The following Comrades were elected or appointed at the recent District 10 Convention. Photos and more information will be posted soon.
Congratulations to the elected officers.
| DISTRICT 10 | ||
| 2009-2010 | Name and Post | Contact Info |
| Commander | Euell "Buzz" Griggs (2972) | 336-226-1590 |
| Sr Vice Cdr | M E Byrd (3074) | 336-249-4452 |
| Jr Vice Cdr | Ronald Hughes (9899) | 336-454-3556 |
| QM | Greg Woodward (2087) | 336-274-8706 |
| Adjutant | Barry Advant (2087) | 336-656-0882 |
| Chaplain | John King (3074) | 336-357-2203 |
| Inspector | Venable Cook (2087) | 336-993-1859 |
| Judge Advocate | Arthur Coble (8721) | 336-622-3838 |
| Surgeon | Liz Dorman (9899) | 336-434-4923 |
| 1 Yr Trustee | Venable Cook (2087) | 336-993-1859 |
| 2 Yr Trustee | Tom Adams (9899) | 336-424-4152 |
| 3 Yr Trustee | Cary McMasters (8721) | 336-685-4183 |
| Service Officer | Terry Stutts (8721) | 336-622-3451 |
| Poppy | Frank Watley (5574) | 336-249-2407 |
| Safety | Frank Watley (5574) | |
| Comm Activities | Frank Watley (5574) | |
| Americanism | Euell "Buzz" Griggs (2972) | |
| VOD | Rick Dunlap (2087) | 336-643-8262 |
| Youth Activities | Rick Dunlap (2087) | |
| Membership | Euell "Buzz" Griggs (2972) | |
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Join The Elite
Posted at 01:28 PM on Saturday, April 11, 2009 by dist10
Become a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States today!
Greensboro Historical Museum Collecting Local Veteran's Stories
Posted at 08:43 AM on Thursday, April 9, 2009 by dist10
Throughout our nation's history, citizens have answered the country's call to arms. The Greensboro Historical Museum wants to collect stories of Service and Sacrifice from local veterans in their own worlds. These stories and accompanying images will be featured in an upcoming exhibition entitled, Voices of a City, Greensboro, North Carolina, scheduled to open in 2010.All veterans from World War II through the current War on Terror are invited to participate in this project by telling their stories to the museum. In addition to male veterans, the museum is interested in the women who served in or with the Armed Forces, or had experiences through organizations such as the United Service Organizations (USO), the Salvation Army, the American Red Cross, or in defense related industry during Second World War.
To learn more about this project, please contact Shawn Rogers at the Greensboro Historical Museum by phone at 333-6834 or by e-mail at shawn.rogers@greensboro-nc.gov. To schedule an interview, please contact Roger Weigold at 327-9144 or by e-mail at rcwgw@msn.com. In your e-mail, please type Veterans Stories in the subject line.
NMS On The Go
Posted at 12:04 PM on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 by dist10
District 10 VOD Winner Awards are Presented
Posted at 11:11 AM on Saturday, March 14, 2009 by dist10
Commander Carson Greene from Lexington, NC Post 3074 recently visited Ledford High School in Thomasville to present the Voice of Democracy District 10 First and Second Place winners with their awards. The awards were telecast over the entire school.
Ms. Brittany Best was award with the First Place Award and Ms. Bethany Burch was awarded with Second Place. Both Brittant and Bethany are to be congratulated on their accomplishment.

U.S. Representative Howard Coble Speaks Before Navy JROTC Unit
Posted at 04:24 PM on Monday, March 2, 2009 by dist10
Post 2972 Life Member, Dirk Butler, Northeast High School Navy JROTC Department in Guliford County, recently was honored on 18 February 2009, to have U.S. Representative Howard Coble (R-NC 6th District) speak before the members of the the NJROTC. Representative Coble spoke to the cadets about the importance of leadership, citizenship, and developing team building skills.
Comrade Butler transfered to Post 2972 from Japan and became head of Northeast's JROTC Program.
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Representative Coble with hat and Dirk Butler in foreground (left)







