URGENT
MESSAGE from the PROUD FEW MC
"The
following link was sent to us through a group which
supports Sgt Eddie Ryan, a combat wounded Marine who
is desperately trying to recover from wounds which
left him partially paralyzed and with limited speaking
ability. The Proud Few MC can make no claim of the
report's validity - but we post it in hopes of dissuading
any who feel they can take advantage of our wounded
Veterans or their families."
Tony
Dukes Red White And Blue Outdoors Ripped off wounded
Marine scout sniper,
took donated $1905 for dream hunt and didn't deliver
but kept the money for himself
The
“PROUD FEW” Motorcycle Club is an organization
dedicated to supporting the United States Marine Corps
Veterans and Veteran-related functions or charities.
The purpose of the club is to foster a brotherhood
dedicated to UNITED STATES MARINES, and the sport
of motorcycle riding. Above all, we represent the
freedoms provided by the United States of America
and her Constitution as the Founding Fathers envisioned
it. We are first and foremost Patriots to our country.
The
Proud Few Motorcycle Club was formed to enhance and
promote the brotherhood we already shared as fellow
Marines; we wear our patch to exemplify the freedom
bought and paid for through the service and sacrifice
of Marine Veterans since 1775. We have no territorial
interests and will entertain no such dispute. We will
enthusiastically join fellow Veteran and civilian
Motorcycle Clubs in furthering awareness in Veterans
Affairs, POW/MIA Issues, and in protecting the interests
at home that our troops are fighting for overseas.
The
“PROUD FEW” Motorcycle Club Colors are
fashioned after the original Eagle, Globe, and Anchor
from the 19th Century, which is our center patch.
The top rocker is a waving banner with our call sign,
“PROUD FEW.” The bottom rocker is a waving
banner stating where the Patch Holder attended basic
training: PARRIS ISLAND, MCRD SAN DIEGO, or MCB QUANTICO.
The center patch is flanked on the left by a patch
with the year the Patch Holder entered the Corps;
it is flanked on the right by the MC patch. The color
scheme is USMC sage green and tan, after the USMC
Service “B” and “C” uniform
chevrons.
S/F
Proud Few Motorcycle Club
