Welcome to General MacArthur Memorial VFW Post 392
Surrender Ceremony on the USS Missouri
Originally founded as Norfolk (VA) VFW Post 392 in April, 1917, the current Post 392 was relocated to Virginia Beach and renamed in honor of General Douglas MacArthur, West Point graduate, war hero, 5-star General, and Medal of Honor recipient, who is entombed within the MacArthur Memorial in downtown Norfolk.
This website was created in order to provide you with the latest information for our brothers and sisters at VFW Post 392.
Our VFW news releases and convention information provide our post veterans with the latest news at the Post level, in addition to changes that affect the veteran on the national level. Please visit each of the pages within this site to review
the information provided.
If you have any questions, please feel free to
contact the Post or the Webmaster at the links provided on the Contact page.
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here.
Please visit the
Monthly
Newsletter page and
Calendar of Events Page for the latest
meeting, activity, and event updates regarding VFW Post 392.
In the Spotlight
Show how your Post is making an impact!
#VFWPostPride
For more than 116 years, VFW Posts have
acted as the pillars of support to local communities worldwide.
From coordinating welcome home celebrations and picnics, to
building playgrounds and organizing clothing drives, VFW members
take great pride in their work and VFW Post Pride will allow
them to share it not only with the entire VFW community, but
with the world.
Participation is simple! Capture a photo or
video during your Post’s next community service project,
activity or troop support event, and share it to social media
using the hash tag #VFWPostPride. Your content will then be
displayed on the VFW national website alongside all other
postings containing #VFWPostPride. See the page at:
www.vfw.org/VFWPostPride.
Veterans Identification Card (VIC)
On Behalf of the Virginia Department of Veterans services, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) now issues "Veteran Identification Cards" to veterans as proof of military service (other than dishonorable). If you are a Veteran that does not have an Active Duty or Retired Military ID, and a resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia, you may apply for the card. Instructions for application and required submission of your DD-214 or other official paperwork may be found on the DMV website at this link: https://www.dmvnow.com/webdoc/citizen/id/vet_id.asp
If you are a veteran in crisis, help is available 24 hours a day, seven
days a week though the Veterans Crisis Line. Call "988" to speak to someone now. You can also log on to
www.veteranscrisisline.net
for confidential chat or text a message to 838255.
Updated 1/25/2022
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The National Defense is the only nationally syndicated talk radio show that focuses exclusively on topics concerning today's active-duty military, veterans, and those who support them. Since its initial debut, the show has demonstrated phenomenal growth from its loyal listener base, a burgeoning list of radio affiliates and an ever-increasing online audience.
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