Veterans perks

[wireman]

I know this doesn't pertain to anything Bronco Sport, but for those veterans not aware of these organizations they provide perks to those who served.

#1 is Vet Tix. They provide free tickets that are donated. Sometimes they are short notice but are great values if you have the time to go.

Not sure but I think you can get emails that are regional to your area.

I get around 10 emails a day offering tickets for numerous events.
https://www.vettix.org/

The 2nd is Govx. Not free tickets but have discounts and a buyers website.

https://support.govx.com/csp

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[TheX]

I just realized that I did 8 years, and it's still been over 40 years since I got out.

Tomcat fixer, AT in the Navy.

 

[wireman]

I just realized that I did 8 years, and it's still been over 40 years since I got out.

Tomcat fixer, AT in the Navy.

Walked away 47 years ago. Kinda remember it.

 

[Bill G]

Two more vet shopping sites:
shopmyexchange.com
mynavyexchange.com

both require your info and they verify service prior to allowing use.

 

[TheX]

After watching Don Shipley's "Phony Navy Seal" videos, I don't trust anyone's DD-214 anymore.

 

[Unicorn]

Expertvoice

They also include teachers, healthcare workers, police, and firefighters.

 

[jkernitzki]

Walked away 47 years ago. Kinda remember it.

Just passed the 28th anniversary of my retirement last month. Can't believe I've been retired longer than I was on active duty. Been over 51 years since I first raised my right hand and let my brains dribble out my elbow.

 

[TheX]

Just passed the 28th anniversary of my retirement last month. Can't believe I've been retired longer than I was on active duty. Been over 51 years since I first raised my right hand and let my brains dribble out my elbow.

I joined in '76. Got my first tattoo in '78, hahaha.

 

[MAJB Retired]

30 years since my retirement, 1976-1996, US Army Finance Corps.

 

[dockiwi57]

I know this doesn't pertain to anything Bronco Sport, but for those veterans not aware of these organizations they provide perks to those who served.

#1 is Vet Tix. They provide free tickets that are donated. Sometimes they are short notice but are great values if you have the time to go.

Not sure but I think you can get emails that are regional to your area.

I get around 10 emails a day offering tickets for numerous events.
https://www.vettix.org/

The 2nd is Govx. Not free tickets but have discounts and a buyers website.

https://support.govx.com/csp

Discount Tire offers, if think, a 5% discount to Vets who are verified through ID.me for all purchases, on top of sales and other promotions. There used to be a page on their home site that provides a brief bio of the founder of the company who was a vet.

 

[Bronco III]

When I bought my BS last July, the salesman told me to join WeSalute for a discount on the car, which was $1,200!

 

[Bill G]

Joined in ‘67 (USN) — never got tattooed. I’ve been so drunk I didn’t know where I was or why I was there, but I was never drunk enough to get a tattoo

 

[jkernitzki]

Joined in ‘67 (USN) — never got tattooed. I’ve been so drunk I didn’t know where I was or why I was there, but I was never drunk enough to get a tattoo

Same here on the ink (or lack of), but it was more I couldn't find something I liked enough. Still want some proper Sailor Jerry(esque) art on a forearm. The more offensive and triggering to today's yutes the better.

 

[Frenchy906]

My lady friend was active Marines from late 2006-2010… she had a severe ear problem, and went to the Navy hospital where she was located… they messed it up worse than it was… she’s partially disabled due to no hearing (just over 50%) and she just learned tonight she can get free vehicle registration.

I just got the “I’ve got to switch to a DV plate, but it won’t cost me anything for all my vehicles anymore” she’s got a bunch, and they’re all registered. She’s a little crazy.

 

[jkernitzki]

My lady friend was active Marines from late 2006-2010… she had a severe ear problem, and went to the Navy hospital where she was located… they messed it up worse than it was… she’s partially disabled due to no hearing (just over 50%) and she just learned tonight she can get free vehicle registration.

I just got the “I’ve got to switch to a DV plate, but it won’t cost me anything for all my vehicles anymore” she’s got a bunch, and they’re all registered. She’s a little crazy.

AZ only gives us no-fee registration on one car, and you have to be 100% rated. Still, beats a jab in the kiester with a raw carrot, as they say.

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