Welcome to the Official Bismarck AMVETS Post 9 website! Located just South of the BigBoy Restaurant on East Main Street, the AMVETS Post 9 is a great place for food, fun, entertainment, and socializing. Come on in!
Monday
Tuesday
Wreaths Across America at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery
People wishing to lay wreaths for specific graves they have sponsored may do so from 9-11 a.m. on Saturday (December 19th). The general public may lay wreaths from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Enough wreaths have been sponsored to cover every grave this year -- more than 7,000.
Saturday
Friday
Honoring Veterans - BismarckAMVETS post#9
The Bismarck AMVETS Club is more than a great place for food, drinks, and fun. Your membership, contributions, and in-person social visits, if you can, help support the Honor Guard and many, many other activities the AMVETS provides to the community. Support however you can. Could you imagine a day without them?
Saturday
Remembering D-Day
June 6, 1944 - The Bismarck AMVETS Post 9 remembers that today is the anniversary of D-Day.
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German casualties on D-Day have been estimated at 4,000 to 9,000 men. Allied casualties were documented for at least 10,000, with 4,414 confirmed dead.
Monday
Thursday
Memorial Day 2019
Here are some pictures from this past Memorial Day 2019
If you have any photos you would like to share with the AMVETS website and Facebook site, please email them to us at
BismarckAMVETS@Gmail.com
and thanks!
Wednesday
Thursday
AMVETS Moments 2018
A 15-minute sampling of just some of the activities that the Bismarck AMVETS has been a part of during the past year. Some moments were joyful, some were solemn and respectful with honor, some entertaining, and some moments were characterized by a sense of duty.
All moments were honorable.
The Bismarck AMVETS welcomes you to be a part of this great legacy.
...photos provided by Myron Mosset and Gary Maddock so thank you Myron and Gary!
...photos provided by Myron Mosset and Gary Maddock so thank you Myron and Gary!
Saturday
AMVETS Honoring WWI Veterans
30,000 North Dakotans served in WWI. More than 1,300 of them died.
Members of the Bismarck AMVETS Post #9 honored them at the State Capitol during the Arbor Day commemoration on Friday, May 4th.
Thursday
Saturday
Wednesday
Proceeds to the AMVETS
Industrial Contractors, Inc. (ICI) presenting proceeds from on- course-contests to the Bismarck AMVETS to Commander Jim Nelson
Saturday
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