The Daniel K. Poling chapter 992 Vietnam Veterans of
America was first established in New Hampshire by a group
of Vietnam Veterans, who shared a common vision.
“That unless Vietnam Veterans developed new methods for
assembly, technology utilization, mobility and philosophical
mission” we would be left behind again. Our shared
experiences, observations and participation in other
veterans formations had proven that the traditional method
of assembly were not effective and stationary.
We organized our assembly under the banner and
constitution of Vietnam Veterans of America Inc. This is a
national Veteran formation that provides structure guidance
and advocacy on the federal level.
The chapter is alcohol free; it is also mobile allowing for full
membership participation by going to where our membership
lives and holding meetings in different geographic locations.
The chapter is named for the late Reverend Dr. Daniel K.
Poling, a true American patriot and the brother of Reverend
Clark Vandersal Poling one of the four immortal chaplains of
World War Two (see picture below). Reverend Daniel Poling
worked tirelessly for many years to keep the great sacrifice,
memory, and message of unity demonstrated by these great
American hero’s alive.
Dr. Poling held a special place in his heart for all veterans.
When others would not, he supported Vietnam Veterans. He
helped us get started. We honor his efforts and pledge to
continue to spread the message of fellowship embodied in
the spirit and sacrifice of the four Chaplain’s.
America was first established in New Hampshire by a group
of Vietnam Veterans, who shared a common vision.
“That unless Vietnam Veterans developed new methods for
assembly, technology utilization, mobility and philosophical
mission” we would be left behind again. Our shared
experiences, observations and participation in other
veterans formations had proven that the traditional method
of assembly were not effective and stationary.
We organized our assembly under the banner and
constitution of Vietnam Veterans of America Inc. This is a
national Veteran formation that provides structure guidance
and advocacy on the federal level.
The chapter is alcohol free; it is also mobile allowing for full
membership participation by going to where our membership
lives and holding meetings in different geographic locations.
The chapter is named for the late Reverend Dr. Daniel K.
Poling, a true American patriot and the brother of Reverend
Clark Vandersal Poling one of the four immortal chaplains of
World War Two (see picture below). Reverend Daniel Poling
worked tirelessly for many years to keep the great sacrifice,
memory, and message of unity demonstrated by these great
American hero’s alive.
Dr. Poling held a special place in his heart for all veterans.
When others would not, he supported Vietnam Veterans. He
helped us get started. We honor his efforts and pledge to
continue to spread the message of fellowship embodied in
the spirit and sacrifice of the four Chaplain’s.
| Welcome Home Brothers and Sisters |
| Our Chapter History |
| Daniel K. Poling Photo taken during the 2006 Veterans Picnic at Dr. Poling's home in Deering NH |
| For more information about the Four Chaplains, please visit the website www.ImmortalChaplains.org |
| Our Motto: ”Never again will one generation of veterans abandon another”. |
| Copyright 2008-2010. All rights reserved for entire website. VVA992 is a non-profit organization. |
Daniel K. Poling Chapter 992 Deering NH
| Sept. 11, 2010 Join us on Patriot's Day for the annual Veterans picnic in Deering, NH. |
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