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Governor Brian Kemp joins veterans and legislators for Veterans Day 2026

Kemp Hosts Final Veterans Day Ceremony as Governor

Georgia VFW joined state and military leaders at the Capitol for Governor Brian Kemp’s final Veterans Day ceremony as governor. The annual observance honored veterans through remarks, a proclamation, and musical tributes recognizing their service and lasting contributions.

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Georgia VFW Congratulates 2026 Election Winners

Georgia VFW congratulates all newly elected and returning public officials following the 2026 midterms. State Legislative Director John Phillips shares a message of collaboration and a commitment to meaningful results for Georgia veterans and their families.

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Georgia VFW Columbus Day 2026 tribute honoring courage, perseverance, military service, and the enduring commitment of America's veterans.

Columbus Day: Guided by Courage, Duty, and Service

This Columbus Day, Georgia VFW State Commander Arnold Gonzales reflects on the courage, perseverance, and steadfast commitment that define military service. Honoring veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard members, and Reservists, he reminds us that every journey of service is guided by duty, integrity, and a commitment to future generations.

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Major Richard Star Act - Discharge Petition 22 reaches required 218 signatures

218 Signatures; Now What?

Discharge Petition No. 22 has reached the critical 218-signature threshold for the Major Richard Star Act. But reaching 218 does not mean an immediate House vote. Here’s what happens next and the procedural challenges still ahead.

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Patriot Day - 25 years later graphic; never forget

Patriot Day: Remembering 25 Years Later

On Patriot Day, VFW Department of Georgia State Commander Arnold Gonzales calls on Georgians to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, honor those who answered the call to serve, and carry forward the unity, courage, and commitment that define our nation.

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America Celebrates 250 years

America 250: Honoring Those Who Defend Freedom

As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, we honor the enduring ideals of liberty, service, and sacrifice that have defined our nation since 1776. This Independence Day, we recognize the generations of veterans whose courage and commitment have safeguarded our freedoms and ensured that the promise of the American Republic continues to endure for future generations.

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2026-27 State Officers for VFW Department of Georgia are Installed

Georgia VFW Elects New Leadership for 2026-27

The Department of Georgia VFW wrapped up its Annual State Convention with recognition of All-State Posts and Districts, presentation of public service and youth program awards, and the election of Arnold Gonzales as State Commander for the coming year. The convention also honored outgoing Commander Bill Miles for his dedicated leadership and service.

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Georgia State Senator Kenya Wicks Awarded 2026 Legislator of the Year

Senator Kenya Wicks Named 2026 Georgia VFW Legislator of the Year

Georgia State Senator Kenya Wicks was honored as the inaugural recipient of the Georgia VFW Legislator of the Year Award during the VFW Department of Georgia State Convention on June 12, 2026. Recognized for her outstanding leadership on behalf of veterans and military families, Senator Wicks played a pivotal role in strengthening protections against unaccredited VA claims agents by helping amend House Bill 108 and introduced Senate Bill 236 to streamline school enrollment for military children transferring into Georgia.

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Memorial Day - flags at veterans cemetery.

Honoring America’s Fallen Heroes

This Memorial Day, the Georgia VFW joins Americans across the nation in honoring the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. State Commander Bill Miles reflects on the true meaning of Memorial Day, reminding us to remember the fallen, support Gold Star Families, and never forget the cost of liberty.

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