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South Alabama Veterans Council An organization for all people, serving all Veterans. Most Veterans groups are actively addressing these needs. starting at 8:30 AM.

A coalition of Veterans, friends, and organizations working together to further the cause of Veterans in the South Alabama area. Who We Are

The South Alabama Veterans Council has succeeded in bringing together representatives from many of the Veterans groups in Southwest Alabama in a forum that has allowed ideas, plans, and concerns to be shared and discussed. It is an informal organization of Veterans and members of the community that is interested in the issues that concern Veterans and their families. They have projects and programs that are ongoing but also have ad hoc programs to meet a specific goal or address an immediate problem or opportunity. Prior to the formation of the SAVC, there was very little in the way of communication or coordination between organizations because there was no avenue to do so. The regularly scheduled meetings of the Council have served to fill that gap. The Council meets every third Tuesday of each month at the Saucy Q BBQ Restaurant on Government St. Usually, a guest speaker is featured making the meetings interesting and informative. Often times a member or guest is spotlighted for an achievement that either furthers the cause of Veterans or is a significant contribution to the betterment of society. The meetings are well structured to make good use of the time yet informal enough to be enjoyable. Certainly, the food available at the venue is a plus. Whether you are a veteran or not, if you are interested in joining or just want to see what it's about, you are very welcome to do so. There are no dues or formal registration requirements. You simply need to have a passion for veterans and our military and what they mean to America and those desiring freedom around the world. If you are in fact a veteran and are not a member of one of the numerous veteran organizations in our area, we encourage you to consider joining one. It doesn't matter if you're a retired military officer or a one tour domestic non-com, with the choices available, there is bound to be one that is right for you. Not only will you benefit from a healthy camaraderie, you will have the opportunity to continue to serve your local community because most of the organizations do much more than just focus on veterans, especially when it comes to family. If you need help finding a place, just let us know and we give you all the help you need.

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The USCG at AUSTAL is overseeing the production of the Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC). We are honored to have them volunteer at Historic Oaklawn Memorial Cemetery, helping Ana Wright with her project, One Simon 2 Rubys and a Hamp. VMRT

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Operation Tabletop (OTT) was founded in 2023 by Seth Ewing, inspired by a deeply personal journey that began in 2017 aft...
10/21/2026

Operation Tabletop (OTT) was founded in 2023 by Seth Ewing, inspired by a deeply personal journey that began in 2017 after the devastating loss of his older brother, Torey, to su***de. Struggling with unresolved grief, he fell into a downward spiral, seeking escape through vices like alcohol and video games. It wasn’t until friends, a supportive spouse, and compassionate specialists intervened that his healing process slowly began.
During this time, he found unexpected solace in tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons. Game nights with friends provided a sense of connection and community, helping to combat the isolation. The profound impact of these experiences became the foundation for Operation Tabletop—a mission dedicated to offering veterans the same support and camaraderie through tabletop gaming.

Sunday,  October 25th at 2pm to the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park inside the Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion for...
10/21/2026

Sunday, October 25th at 2pm to the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park inside the Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion for Field of Valor Ceremony Honoring Veterans. Guest Speaker, Mr. Thomas Claxton who served in the United States Marine Corps from June 1956 to August 1962, attaining the rank of Sergeant. Mr. Thomas Claxton was the Mobile Bay Area Veteran of the Year for 2024.
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VET5 AFTER DARK – NEON CLAY SHOOTGet ready to light up the night!Vet5 Foundation is bringing a new twist to traditional ...
10/21/2026

VET5 AFTER DARK – NEON CLAY SHOOT
Get ready to light up the night!
Vet5 Foundation is bringing a new twist to traditional clay shooting with Vet5 After Dark, a glow-in-the-dark clay shooting experience featuring neon targets, blacklights, music, friendly competition, and camaraderie.
This event is designed to bring veterans, first responders, active-duty service members, and Gold Star families together for an unforgettable evening focused on connection, teamwork, and community.
Our goal is simple: create an exciting environment where those who have served can build friendships, reconnect, and enjoy a night away from everyday stress.
Location: Grand Bay – Exact location to be announced to selected participants
Date & Time: November 14, 2026, at 4:30 PM
Event Updates: www.vet5.org
Facebook: Vet5 Foundation – Search "Vet5 Foundation" on Facebook
Contact: [email protected]
Honoring Sacrifice. Preserving Dignity.

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