About the VNV M/C The Viet Nam Vets Motorcycle Club USA is an international organization with members in Europe, Canada Australia, and the United States. We have members in all 50 states including Alaska and Hawaii. We are made up of two highly compatible groups of former US military men. Those that served in the country of Vietnam and earned the Vietnam service ribbon. Those that served honorably in the military during the Vietnam war and earned the National Defense ribbon. Bonded by history and united by principles to form a proud and unique biker brotherhood; the Vietnam Vets M/C. We devote our time, energy, and resources to help build a better future for all vets and their families. First and foremost it is our duty to bring our POW/MIA brothers home and to insist on a full accounting of each and every one of our patriots from our government. The Vietnam Vets M/C continues and will honor our sworn oath to defend and protect the Constitution of the United States against all enemies be it foreign or domestic; our inalienable rights and freedoms which are the basics our country was founded upon. At the same time we reach out to Vietnam vets with assistance. Helping them understand their rights and benefits and wrestling the governmental system that continually denies them. The Vietnam Vets M/C is an ally for vets rights and other related issues. As allies we attempt to make our communities and media aware of the unique problems of the Vietnam vet. As Brothers we share more than just a common military experience; we share a strict set of codes, ethics and values. We are not a criminal organization nor do we intend on becoming one. We do not intend to get involved in the private business of any other motorcycle clubs or their problems. Simply stated we are a completely neutral club. We respect all clubs that share our freedom of the wind and the road. "WE ARE THE BROTHERHOOD IN THE WIND" "WE WENT AS PATRIOTS.... RETURNED TREATED AS OUTLAWS" We returned from an unpopular war, scarred mentally and physically to a besieged Nation. We served honorably when called upon and during a time when it was socially acceptable for our peers to burn their draft cards or flee to Canada.  Wanting only justification and reasons for the death, destruction and sacrifices that were made in South East Asia. Instead of the absolution we sought, we were lied to by our Government, demonized by the media, some veteran groups, and the public. Most Vietnam Veterans decided to blend back into society, by attempting to hide their Vietnam service. Others refused to hide, and many of them became bikers, and remained FREE MEN. .....Later starting the club VIETNAM VETS M/C. The Red is for the Blood we shed! The Black is for the Mourning of Those Who Never Returned! Copyright © 2002-2008 VNV M/C USA NORTH CAROLINA