Monday

New columbarium dedication ceremony at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery

 The new columbarium at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery added 20 years of interment space through the use of 2,240 niche spaces. Gov. Doug Burgum and Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller honored our military veterans Saturday on Veterans Day.

Initial design of the columbarium took place in the spring 2019, groundbreaking for the project occurred on Memorial Day 2023 and construction began three days later on June 1. The columbarium will be open for interment mid-November.




Wednesday

Fall Fest 2023

 The Bismarck AMVETS in action! at the recent Fall Fest parade.

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Thanks to Paul Sundquist who emailed them to the AMVETS Gmail account.
If you have photos to publish please do the same:
Bismarckamvets@gmail.com and THANKS!



Sunday

Recent Google Review

 


If you hear anything good or bad, we want to know about it. Thanks for promoting the Bismarck AMVETS Club!

Saturday

New Hats at the AMVETS!


We just got our showcase stocked up with new hats!
Each just $16. Check them out!

Thursday

Honor Guard Party at the AMVETS

 At the recent honor guard party, Lyle showed off a holder with a magnifying glass on it, which will be used to help in picking up the rifle shells during funeral presentations.



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.



 

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. . 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.