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Norma's Century Mark!

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Thank you for visiting our website. We invite you to get to know us. Explore our website to better understand our rich history and mission. Check out the an calendar of events and join us as a guest at our next meeting. Official membership information can be found by clicking here. To receive our newsletter or obtain additional information, please complete the Contact Us form and we’ll get back to you right away.
Military Women's Memorial


The Military Women's Memorial, located at the ceremonial entrance to Arlington National Cemetery, honors all women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, from the Revolutionary War to present day.
The Memorial features an education center, interactive exhibits, and a world-class collection of military women's stories.*
Three million women have served in or with Armed Forces since the American Revolution. By contributing names and information to their register, we can help the memorial to record and preserve stories that will otherwise be lost to history and unknown to future generations.
The Military Women's Memorial preserves and shares their stories through on of the largest collections of military women's artifacts, and expanding archive of oral histories, and dynamic exhibits that span from the American Revolution to the present day. The Memorial is also home to a research library, where scholars, students, and historians can explore the history of women in military service and access primary materials that help tell these important stories.
We encourage all women who have served and are still serving to register here:
https://womensmemorial.org in order to preserve your memories.
"Her Service Her Story Her Legacy"*
*Information gathered from the Military Women's Memorial Website
What have we been up to?
Mini Golf at Partee Shack, Raleigh




Legislation Corner
Below is a list of some Veteran-related Bills that have been introduced in the NC Legislature.
HB 266- Adopt Women Veterans Day
Sitting in Rules Committee
SB 143- Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption
HB 35-Establish Military Appreciation Month
Sitting in Rules Committee
HB 39- Disabled Veteran Motor Vehicle Tax Exclusion
Sitting in Rules Committee
HB-57-Adopt State Veterans Museum
HB 278-Protect Military Votes
Sitting in Rules Committee
HB 36-Maintenance of State Veterans Cemeteries


On Point Shooting Range




North Carolina Governors Working Group: Veterans Health Conference



Veterans Healing Farm

Black Box Dance
NC Dept of Military and Veteran Affairs
Director Jocelyn Mallette
Salute to Women Veterans: High Point






TWV Meeting schedule
Fourth Saturday of March, June, September,
and first Saturday of December.
Meetings are in person or Zoom and often include lunches, speakers or special programs. Open to all women veterans, family members, and those supporting women veterans.
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