* Current Veterans Affaires  Info - Gulf War to Present

* Known Idaho Speed Traps

* Mesothelioma and Asbestos Awareness Center
Information surrounding the asbestos-related diseases that are affecting more and more of our nation’s military men and women. 

* Emblem Sales ALR Patches, Clothes, Etc.
 

Clubs and Organizaions:

• A.B.A.T.E of Idaho
   

• Blue Knights of Idaho
   

• Christian Motorcycle Association
   

• Eastern Idaho Bros Club
   

• Gold Wing Riders Association
   

• Grand Teton HOG Chapter
   

• Patriot Guard Riders
   

• Portneuf Valley HOG Chapter
   

• POW /MIA
   

• Sober Riders
   

• Veteran Brotherhood Association
   

• More - -Idaho Motorcycle Clubs
   

• Quick Throttle Magazine - Idaho Page

Vendor Links:

• Viking Leather
   

• Eagle Rock / Grand Teton Harley

Rights and Safety

• Idaho "STAR" Motor Cycle Safety
   

• BikePAC of Idaho
   

• Idaho Coalition For Motorcycle Safety
   

• Idaho State Motorcycle Laws

EVENTS

• Idaho Motorcycle Events
   

• Idaho Biker Information Guide
   

• Idaho Bikers (Events)

VSO's and Veterans

• American Legion Post #4
   

• Vietnam Veterans of America - Idaho Chapter
   

• Yellow Ribbon Campaign of Idaho
   

• The Wall
   

From Across The Pond

• The Royal British Legion Riders
   

• Dick Turpin’s Deciples MCC

National ALR Links

• American Legion Home Page 
   

• National American Legion Riders
   
• ALR National Events Calendar
   
• ALR History
   
• American Legion Riders of Honor Nomination Instructions
   
• American Legion Internal Affairs Policy on the American Legion Riders
   
• ALR National Discussion Forum
   
• Patriot Guard Riders
   
   
  American Legion in Gulfport, Mississippi
  Great Resource For Information!

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  Vietnam:
  The National Archives has created an interactive Web site in which people can learn about each of the 58,250 Americans killed in the Vietnam War and also pay tribute to them.
  
  "These are individuals, these are people who have given their lives, these are many of them my friends," a Vietnam veteran  says in a video on the site, which is called the "Interactive Vietnam Veterans Memorial." 

  The memorial provides a link to the service records and casualty reports of those who died in the war, average age: 22.8 years. Visitors are encouraged to contribute their own comments, stories and photos