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2015 Region 6, CVMA Events and Meeting Camp Ashland, Ashland, NE 301900JAN15 Mission. Conduct the 2015 Region 6, CVMA Meeting Maps and Charts. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Camp+Ashland/@41.072803,96.33989,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x879400c4d2d773c5:0xa035b7ca4a3a7622?hl=en Commander’s Intent. Ensure the largest number of participation from each region to bring together and inform all members of the CVMA changes and growth in preparation for the 2015 National CVMA Meeting. Execution. Travel to Camp Ashland, NE for Fun, Entertainment, Poker Run, Donation Texas Holdem Game and hold the 2015 Region 6, CVMA Meeting at Camp Ashland, NE Friday, 17 April 2015, Meeting is Saturday, 18 April 2015 with entertainment Saturday evening. State Representatives (a) Consolidate 6-22 photographs and a list of highlights of the past year from each chapter. (b) Consolidate a list of future chapter events. (c) Send Completed Power Point Slides (PPS) to the 2015 Region 6, CVMA Meeting Committee, See Appendix 1 (PPS) See Annex R (Reports). Chapter Commanders (a) Consolidate a list of CVMA Members that plan to attend and send a head count to the Nebraska 2015 Regional Meeting Committee NLT 011900APR15. (b) Provide a list of requirements such as space, tables etc for sales booths. Provide a list (request) if your Chapter plans to promote anything special such as a raffle. Send these requests to the Nebraska 2015 Regional Meeting Committee NLT 011900APR15. MO National Meeting Committee Representative (a) Send Completed Power Point Slides to the 2015 Region 6, CVMA Meeting Committee, See Appendix 1 (PPS) See Annex R (Reports). (b) Be prepared to speak for 10-15 mins through your PPS.
Chad “Weebles” Rowe Secretary CVMA NE 16-2 ANNEXES:
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Regional Representative:
James "Bones" West
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Kenneth "Viking" Pesce
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MO 4-1 Commander:
Mike "Ghost" Berry
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MO 4-2 Commander:
Thomas “Country” Miller
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MO 4-3 Commander:
Bobby “Trainer” Bunting
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MO 4-4 Commander:
Richard "Stoney" Stone
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MO 4-5 Commander:
Tracy “Tiny” Barlett
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MO 4-6 Commander:
Nolan “Reb” Stepp
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MO 4-7 Commander:
Matthew Mullanix
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MO 4-8 Commander:
Pete “Jedi” Bowser
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MO 4-9 Commander:
Michael “mj” Juris
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Missouri State Rep:
MO 4-10 Commander: Gordon “Tugboat” Williamson
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MO 4-11 Commander: Tony “Giff” Gifford
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MO 4-12 Commander: Jerry “Tet Vet” England
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Nebraska State Rep:
Robert "2 Eagles" Winfrey
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NE 16-1 Commander: Tony “Stray” Lawrence
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NE 16-2 Commander: Terry "Zipper" Peck
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Nebraska 2015 Regional Meeting Committee: Chad "Weebles" Rowe
[email protected] David "Silverback" Nanfito
[email protected] Matt “Crouch” Hagen
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James “Hooker154” Lilleston
402-580-8029
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KS 21-1 Commander: David “Rock” Eckel
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KS 21-2 Commander: Sean “Ghost” Bradley
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KS 21-3 Commander: Cliff “Airdog” Chastain
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Iowa State Rep:
Kirk “Spartacus” Douglas
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IA 39-1 Commander:
Joe “Top” Malloy
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IA 39-2 Commander:
Ryan Hale
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IA 39-3 Commander:
Ed “Crazy” Van Lennep
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[CVMA USE ONLY] 2015 Region 6, CVMA Meeting Nebraska has also established additional laws for safety: Nebraska requires the use of a DoT approved safety helmet. Nebraska accepts motorcycle endorsement from other states. Nebraska requires use of headlights at all time of operations. Nebraska’s maximum handle bar height is 15” above fasten point. Nebraska does not have a maximum sound level/acoustical criteria. Nebraska does not require a mirror on either the right or the left side. Nebraska does not require turn signals on the motorcycle. Note: If a motorcycle is not equipped with turn signals the rider must use arm signals. Nebraska requires mufflers, cut-outs are prohibited. Nebraska does not accept rider education completion cards from other states. Nebraska does not require the use of eye protection. Nebraska does not allow helmet speakers. Nebraska does not allow lane splitting. Nebraska allows motorcycles to operate two abreast in the same lane. Nebraska does not have an age restriction for passengers. Nebraska does not require rider/passenger education. Nebraska requires both a backseat and foot pegs for passengers if carrying. Nebraska does not require periodic inspections. Nebraska allows the use of radar detectors. Nebraska requires compulsory liability (Minimum Limits)(25/50/25) insurance. Nebraska does have concealed carry laws allowing them to be carried. Note: Check to ensure that Nebraska recognizes the state your CCW was issued before you travel into Nebraska.
Camp Ashland/ Nebraska Military Training Site additional requirements: Nebraska Military Department does not allow for firearms or explosives brought onto the property. Nebraska Military Department does recognize the DoD requirement of the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Each rider should make every effort to try to adhere to these requirements: DoT approved Helmet Use of eye protection Use of closed toe shoes that protect the ankle Use of gloves that protect the entire hand to include the fingers Use of pants that cover the entire leg Use of long sleeve shirt that protects the entire arm Use of a reflect belt or vest while operating the motorcycle on post Camp Ashland does have security guards at the gate and are aware of the CVMA Regional Meeting and should be very accommodating to the challenges of PPE.
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[CVMA USE ONLY] 2015 Region 6, CVMA Meeting Housing: Camp Ashland (CATS) Billeting: When calling to reserve a room you must state you are with the CVMA. Contact: SSG Rodney Svoboda 402-309-7267 (Hrs of OP- 0800-1600, M-F)
[email protected] Semi Priv./ Semi Priv. Plus, Twin bed with Double bed pillow top, Frig, TV and phone. These are Jack and Jill style rooms with shared latrines. $16.88 per night- 79 rooms available DVQ same as above but its own latrine $24.26 per night- 8 rooms available Camping sites available as well for free Limitations are no showers/latrine, 25 watt connection for 9 trail slabs
Holiday Inn Express: (15 Miles away, East of Camp Ashland) Contact: tele- 877-410-6681 address- 16175 Stevens Pointe, Gretna Ne 68028 2 Queen bed rooms $105.35- 16 rooms available 1 Queen bed rooms $109.65- 25 rooms available 1 King bed rooms $105.35- 8 rooms available King Bed Suite $122.55- 5 rooms available
Super 8: (8 miles away, East of Camp Ashland) Contact: tele- 402-332-5188 address- 14355 Highway 31, Gretna Ne 68028 Single Queen- 10 rooms available Double Queen- 20 rooms available
Motel 6: (16 miles away, East of Camp Ashland) Contact: tele- 402-896-6868 address- 10560 Sapp Brother Dr, Omaha Ne 68138 Single Queen rooms $49.99- 20 rooms available 2 Full bed rooms $55.99-15 rooms available
Lincoln, Ne Hotels: (25 miles away, West of Camp Ashland) Exit 403 off of I-80 Hampton Inn and Suites- 402-435-4600, approx. $90 a night American Lodge and Suites- 402-435-1600, approx. $90 a night Quality Inn and Suites- 402-435-8100, approx. $90 a night Country Inn and Suites- 402-476-5353, approx. $95 a night
Mahoney State Park: (8 miles away, Southwest of Camp Ashland) Exit 426 of I-80 Offers a hotel, cabins and camping- 402-944-2523 KOA Campground: (8 miles away, East of Camp Ashland) Exit 432 of I-80 Contact: tele- 402-332-3010 address- 14601 Highway 6, Gretna Ne 68028
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[CVMA USE ONLY] 2015 Region 6, CVMA Meeting AGENDA April 17, 2015 Travel to Camp Ashland, arrival prior to 1600 if CATS billeting is being used unless other arrangements have been made.
1800- UTC: Meet at Ashland, NE VFW for social and welcome to Nebraska gathering. 102 South 24th Street, Ashland, NE 68003 Meals will be available to purchase on your own
April 18, 2015 0700-0900: Breakfast available at the Chow hall for $8 on your own, must have a minimum of 25 0730-UTC: Set up Quarter Master Tables, Bldg 50 (Assigned areas based on Requests) 0800-1000: Morning Social, Quarter Master Sales, Membership by State Check-in 50/50 Raffle ticket purchase
0800-0900: SR meeting with the RR, location 2nd Floor of Bldg 50 0900-1000: CO meeting with the RR and SRs 2nd Floor of Bldg 50 1000-1200: Membership Meeting, Auditorium of Bldg 50 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance/ (invocation by NE CVMA Chaplain)
MC/ NE SR- Introduction of the RR RR- Welcomes the Region 6 Membership to the 2015 CVMA Regional Meeting RR introduces each SR MO- SR speak for 10-15 mins through your PPS Introduce Chapter Commanders, Chapter # and Location NE- SR speak for 10-15 mins through your PPS Introduce Chapter Commanders, Chapter # and Location KS- SR speak for 10-15 mins through your PPS Introduce Chapter Commanders, Chapter # and Location IA- SR speak for 10-15 mins through your PPS RR introduces Auxiliary Representative AR Optional speak for 10-15 regarding Aux RR introduces Representative of the 2015 CVMA National Meeting Committee Rep- SR speak for 10-15 mins through your PPS RR- Opens the Floor to the Membership Limited to 3 Mins per member, per issue, if issue goes to debate: max time aloud per issue is 20 mins before being tabled and then the CoC must be used at a later time. RR- Closing comments/ (benediction by NE CVMA Chaplain)
Conclusion of the meeting-1800: Poker Run $10 per Hand, No limit of hands Start and finish is Bldg 50. 1st Stop, Lunch- Around the Bend 2nd Stop, Social- Good Times in Louisville, NE 3rd Stop, Social- Twin Peaks, Omaha Finial Stop, Camp Ashland, NE Bldg 50 2nd Prize- HD $300 Gift Card 1st Prize- AR-15 Plus many Door Prizes to be given away!!!
3rd Prize- $150 Cash
1800- UTC: Social to include live music, food and refreshments, donation Texas Holdem game Food and refreshments will be available to purchase on your own
April 19, 2015 Check out of billeting and travel home safely
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