U.S. Military Vets Motorcycle Club
Minimum Requirements
A. Males Having a DD Form 214 and have served 181 days or more in an active duty status. (Reserve and National Guard members can count active duty for training and "summer camps"). Have full rights to veterans benefits and have received an Honorable Discharge from the United States military or be currently on active duty for a period greater than 181 days, or currently in the National Guard or Reserves.
B. Have a valid motorcycle operator's license.
C. Pay monthly dues.
D. Have a 750cc motorcycle or larger.
E. Active participation in the club.
Membership Process
Once you have met the Minimum Requirements, the process of becoming a member has two phases, "Prospect" and "Probate".
During the Prospect Phase an individual will go to Club motorcycle runs and events, and attend portions of meetings with the Club as a social guest. This gives the Prospect a chance to evaluate their desire to belong to this Club, and it also allows the Club members to evaluate the Prospect's basic personality, compatibility, and riding style.
The Probate Phase is an educational process and is longer than the Prospect Phase. It creates opportunities for the Probate to learn proper protocols and conduct as a member in a Motorcycle Club. The Probate Phase also affords the membership the opportunity to evaluate the Probate as an individual they would be proud to label as, and depend upon as a Brother. During this time the Probate is under the direct supervision of an experienced member whenever wearing the Club "rockers".