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| VFW Post #8337 Liberty Grove, WI |
| AMVET Post #51 Sturgeon Bay, WI |
| American Legion Posts #527 Sister Bay, WI |
| American Legion Posts #72 Sturgeon Bay, WI |
| American Legion Posts #372 Maplewood, WIWI |
| American Legion Posts #402 Washington Island, WI |
| Marine Corp League Sturgeon Bay, WI |
| Veterans:
The first step in becoming "mission ready" is to learn as much as
you can about our Door County Emergency Government, Law Enforcement,
Fire Fighters, and Homeland Security Professionals. Learn what they are
doing, get to know them all, and get to know them KNOW.
For example, click here to learn about our Door County Emergency Services Committee... |
| To learn about local VA Benefits go to: www.co.door.wi.gov |
| To learn about State VA Benefits go to: www.dva.state.wi.us |
| To learn about Federal VA Benefits go to: www.va.gov |
| To keep on top of protection our nations infrastructure, I recommend joining InfraGard, an FBI public-to-private partnership formed in 1996. Go go: http://www.infragard.net/ |
| To keep up with terrorist alerts in Wisconsin, join the Midwest Emergency Response network at: https://mwern.usp3.org/ |
 
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| We need to come up with a system to track and
assemble our veterans on active duty, retired, and deceased.
To accomplish this mission we're creating a series of surveys and web-driven log in forms. We're also working with any veteran supported web site to include those at our Wisconsin Veteran Museum. We encourage our schools, librarians, scout troops, clubs, churches, retirement communities, etc. use and improve to web tools. If anyone has a data base for cemeteries in Door County we'd like your support to include a link to your online data. |
Door County Veteran' Mission Statement
Veterans, embedded at every level of both public and private sectors of society, stand mission ready to respond during any crisis. Our primary missions include:
Woldt Past Commander VFW Post 8337 |
Door County Veterans
Stand Guard at Deaths Door!
This site is dedicated to all US military veterans who stand guard, mission-ready to protect and defend our homeland.
Through this site we recruit, enlist, train, and deploy veterans anytime our county or community stands in harms way.
Through this site we promote public-to-private partnerships trained to defend against terrorist' attacks or respond to any disaster, pandemic, community crisis that overwhelms or exhausts public sector first responders.
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I use this site to mobilize veterans any time public sector first responders are overwhelmed by the scope or exhausted by the duration of a large scale community crisis.
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I use this site to teach the Incident Command System, Operational Risk Management, and the CARVEL plus Shock threat assessments in the private sector.
Once you're a veteran, you'll always be a veteran! Patriotism and community service is in your blood 24/7, 365 days a year. Veterans stand guard to protect, will fight to defend, and will be first to come to the aide of their country when it stands in harms way. I'll use this site to launch operations, field test contingency plans, fine tune private sector response protocols.
If you're a veteran, I encourage you to join a veterans' post (VFW, AMVETs, American Legion, Marine Corps League, etc.) near your home and stand ready to deploy during the next natural disaster, terrorist attack, pandemic, or large scale community crisis.
There are four American Legion posts in Door County (Post 72 in Sturgeon Bay, Post 372 in Maplewood, Post 527 in Sister Bay, and Post 402 on Washington Island), three Veteran of Foreign War (VFW) posts (Liberty Grove Post 8337, Fish Creek Post 9290, and Sturgeon Bay post 3088), one AMVET Post 51 in Sturgeon Bay, one Marine Corp League Detachment 1130 in Sturgeon Bay and the Cooties Post 43 in Sturgeon Bay.
A three member "Veterans Commission" appointed by the Door County Board of Supervisors hires a "Veteran's Service Officer" to administer veterans affairs in Door County. There is also a "Veteran's Council" made up of two representatives from each post.
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NOTE: The ICS
and emergency response protocols taught through this
site compliment and reinforce those taught by your local
fire chief, law enforcement', and emergency government'
ICS instructors. Contact them for the latest ICS
protocols, NIMS updates, and Homeland Security
directives.
In a "home-rule" society it's the local fire chief who's in command during any community crisis. Invite him or her to your next discussion on homeland security, natural disasters, pandemics, or how to respond during a large scale community crisis. |
Through this site we'll promote public-to-private partnerships in the war on terrorism. In Wisconsin, we'll use this site as "Role Call" site through which we'll track and support our active duty solders, veterans attached to any veterans' post, and those needing assistance during a community crisis.
"This site will always be under construction so please forgive my very limited web design and maintenance skills. I was trained to be an army grunt, not a computer geek!
Rich Woldt Lifetime Member of VFW Post #8337
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| Rich Woldt
- US Army Viet Nam
(November 1968 - January 1970) Past Commander VFW :Post 8337 Active Member: AMVET Post 51 and American Legion Post 527 |
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Uncle Sam Needs YOU!
All veterans are urged to join a veteran post near their home. To better protect and defend our homeland while supporting our local emergency government, law enforcement, fire fighters, active military, and homeland security professionals, we're going to offer Incident Command and Control training to include "basic training" in...
To make sure you and your family are "mission-ready" before the next community crisis, join the veteran post of your choice today! Uncle Sam not only wants, he needs you to help protect your homeland AND hometown! |
| Click here to enter our "under construction" Role Call! |
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| To conduct your own research on fellow veterans I suggest you visit the Wisconsin Veterans Museum at: www.museum.dva.state.wi.us/researchcenter.asp |
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