Chattanooga Area Veterans Council Elects 2024 Officers

  • Thursday, January 18, 2024
The member organizations of the Chattanooga Area Veterans Council, including 12 American Legion Posts, four VFW Posts, two Vietnam Veterans of America Chapters, the Chattanooga Chapter of the Military Officers of America Association, the Tri-Sate Women Veterans Unit and others, along with 16 associate organizations and 15 honorary organizations, have elected their 2024 executive board officers.

Officers installed by Past Chairman Col. Bill Brooks, USA are: Tommy Mitchell, chairman; Bill Norton, chairman-elect; Scott Hardin, vice-chairman; Directors Mickey McCamish, Jim Beasley, Chuck Alsobrook and Jules Doux; Linda Moss Mines, secretary and Alan Syler, treasurer.
Wayne Belk will serve the board as the immediate past chairman. Fran Simmons Barker and Mark Parks will serve as advisory members.

In 1983, the Chattanooga Area Veterans Council was established by Brigadier General Carl Levi and other local military organization leaders. CAVC provides quarterly briefings by Veteran Administration personnel; streamlined support efforts and is a centralized resource repository for military veterans and their families in the tri-state area including Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. Additionally, the Chattanooga Area Veterans Council is responsible for annual veteran commemorations enjoyed by area citizens, including Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day, Armed Forces Week Events and Parade, Memorial Day at the Chattanooga National Cemetery, Korean Armistice Day, Veterans Day at the Chattanooga National Armory, Pearl Harbor Remembrance and Wreaths Across Chattanooga.

For more information about the Chattanooga Area Veterans Council, visit https://www.chattareaveterans.com/.
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