Expect to see a lot more photos added to the website in the future…

Brothers Roadmap, Rock, SBMC Meathead and myself all showed up to support the troops. This was a Memorial Service for 6 Fallen Hero Warriors. There was a hint that the Westboro Baptist Church (UG=Ugly Group) might show up for a protest.

Well, yes they did show up and it was a very disturbing moment for me personally when I finally saw them. I found myself wanting to go over to the leader bitch and knock her out, but I wasn’t there to anti-protest, I was there to support our Heros.

There were three groups there, the UGs, the anti-protesters (mostly skinheads, bikers and some young people), and the Troop Supporters (Military and familiy members and The Red & Black).

The anti-protest group was very aggressive. They had a lot of flags and banners and the skinheads had tarps that where attached to poles. They followed the UGs and every time they tryed to put thier posters up the anti-protesters would hide them with the flags and tarps….

We, the troop supporters, stood on the corners taking as much space as we could. We wouldn’t let the UGs have room to protest on the main street corner across the bridge from the base. We also had large, small and home made flags, banners and signs of support for our troops. We had a lot of drivers honking their horns in support of our troops.

With 250 people between the two groups, many, many police, several MPs and officers, we where very successful out there. The UGs ran all over the place trying to find a place to protest. After 45 minutes they finally figured that they had lost their fight.

When they got close to the front gate the MPs would chase them away and when they tried to stand in the street, the police would make them move back on the sidewalk, so they would have to get BEHIND the crowd because no one would move for them.

The lead UG broght her 2 kids and her nephew with her. It should have been illegal to put them kids in that kind of a situation.

We showed them that they had no place in El Paso to protest. It was GOOD to see them pack it in and give up.

The Press was very heavy and had a problem getting clear shots. So we did our JOB the right way, and I wasn’t in jail.
Later the El Paso Police came over to me and told me that they could only give me an unofficial Thank You, so it was Unofficial, didn’t come from them anyways! They asked me to stay there because there was some one who wanted to talk to me. Didnt know what was going down but I waited.

A few minutes later a Full Bird and a LT. Col. MP came by to thank the group as a whole. They said they were proud of us showing so much support for the troops. Everything was winding down and Meathead and I where bragging about how well the bikers and skinheads did next to US.

Then this 6 foot 6 inch brown hair, big breasted “he-she”, in a bright red very very short skirt with a 5 o’clock shadow said to us “yea, the gay community did there part too”.

Well, it was time for me and Meathead to leave, as I had to get back to work. Well, Rock and Meathead didn’t have anything pressing, so they decided to stay and have lunch right there on that corner!!!!! Make your own mind up but I wouldnt eat there!!!!!!!!!

Remember: If you won’t stand behind out troops, you are invited to stand in front of them.

Wrench

Welcome to our new site. This site is for all of us to make communication a little easier….

We have a lot of brothers overseas and they now have a place to make a post, to let us know how they are doing and what they may need…. Cigars, Cards, Addresses, News from the land of the Big PX, Calling Cards, Care Packages or just someone to talk to, about it all. This also includes all of our deployed members of the U.S. Military. We are all part of this RED & BLACK World……
If there is a run that someone went on, and they want to let everyone know how great it was, here is the place to do it. Some of us might want to take that ride next year. On that same note, if it was a real waste of time , let us know, so we’ll know not to make that run…..
We will have no flaming of other clubs here and we will not talk shop (Official Club Business). We have no need to make trouble for ourselves, so just don’t do it. You are invited to post as much info as you want, when you want. Just think about what you write, otherwise you may be wasting your time.

My Brothers From Bad Company (”B” Chapter), and all the New Mexico Brothers and myself are very proud of New Mexico and invite all of you to Angel Fire, New Mexico this year, during Memorial Weekend to the Angel Fire Viet Nam Veterans Memorial State Park. We have hotel rooms blocked for our Brothers and there will be free (primative) camping.

Red River Rally is only 40 miles up the road and there are some great roads to ride. Any Chapter or State that wants to make a run out here, contact us and we’ll help you set everything up. Any small groups or individuals that might be making this run contact me for more information or just check out the flyer for AngelFire……..

This site is still being fine tuned and some things may not be working properly, so let us know…. when we get the Gallery up and running we will post a lot of pictures and if you want to post yours send them to us. Let me know what you think of our New Site….

LLRB,

Wrench

Go check ‘em out!

If you know of any other deployed Brothers or family members not on our list,
please submit that info to the webmaster for inclusion.

Check it out and consider sending a care package
to show your appreciation for these brave individuals.

Suggested items might include:

We still have more brothers to post on the “Brothers in Arms” page, but seems that its getting a lot of feed back, which I’m hoping is good news! A lot of the deployed brothers are now expecting some Care Packages, so lets get it together.

Following is a list of things that might help with some ideas for your care packages or “GIFT BOXES”.

1. Disposable Cameras
2. Chapter Support Shirts
3. Music Cd’s
4. Beef Jerky or sausage (no pork allowed)
5. Biker Magazines (new or used)
6. Hard Candy (nothing that melts easily)
7. Movie Cd’s
8. Thank You cards, Notes, Letters of encouragement
9. Cookies (well packaged)
10. Electronic Hand held games with batteries
11. Powdered drinks
12. Surefire flashlights or good quality small, hand held flashlight
13. Wiley sunglasses, goggles or wrap around sunglasses
14. Personal fans with batteries
15. Multi-tools (Gerbers, Leatherman, or similar)
16. Neck Coolers
17. Compact binoculars
18. Hot sauces and hot spices
19. Heavy Ziplock Bags
20. Snacks from your local area (may not be available there)
21. Sand Flea control products (Permethrin, Noseeums Netting, and underwear)

Tips for sending care packages:

When sending electronic devices, don’t install batteries. Porno, pork products, alcohol or flammables are not allowed.

A free Military Shipping kit can be ordered from the United States Postal Office by calling 1.800.610.8734, option 1, or stop by your local Post Office to pick up a Military Kit or Care 4 kit. These contain everything you need to get those care packages to our Brothers, family members and friends currently on active duty. Don’t forget to fill out a customs form 2976A or 2976E for packages traveling overseas.

If you have a problem with any of this, or just wish to donate some cash and a letter to one of our Troops, we will be more than willing to send out a package in your name. To sponsor a care package, please email the webmaster from the link at the bottom of this page.

Remember, “If you’re not willing to stand behind our troops,
You’re invited to stand in front of them”

Wrench, “Bad Company” Chapter, New Mexico

In recent weeks I have noticed there a lot of people against the current military actions (the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan).

Now I hear hanoi jane is back in Washington DC doing her Anti-war/Anti-troops protest again. She hasn’t learned her lesson yet! What will she do next, put on a bomb laiden vest or visit the enemy in Iraq or Iran and tour an IED manufacturing house and pose with them!

This is a WAR and we need everyone to fall in line with OUR TROOPS over there. Don’t get me wrong, everyone has the right to protest the war except this traitor hanoi jane. No matter how each of us feel about the war, we have an obligation to support our Troops. Without our support, the troops may have failed way back in the first fight for our freedom. And throughout our history, our deployed troops have required the support of the Citizens of this great country. When we lose sight of our true goal (freedom), and let the politians or protesters guide our thoughts away from our objectives, we lose sight of who is doing the real fighting over there. Even a letter to one of our warriors letting them know that we have not forgotten them, is a big plus. How many of us have done this?

We need to support every one of our troops. Even if we don’t believe in the war, we must believe in our troops. A letter, care packages, pro-troop support rallys can really add to an indiviuals morale. Especially if they are sitting in a far away country feeling alone and home sick. My Brothers in New Mexico have been sending care packages to our troops for the last couple of years. Some times it’s to ones we know of, and other times it’s through a group who sends out care packages to different units. If you feel this is something you may want to get involved with, contact us. The point is, we all need to get involved some how. We must remember this is a WAR, and we can’t forget the Warriors.

(This is my opinion, and may not be that of the Club’s or my Brothers)

Wrench