CMAC Regular Meeting
The address to attend the regular meetings in person is
40 et 8
2809 NW 78th St
Vancouver WA 98665
(in the Boxcar room)
If you know of anyone interested in learning more about CMAC, please invite them to join us.
The address to attend the regular meetings in person is
40 et 8
2809 NW 78th St
Vancouver WA 98665
(in the Boxcar room)
If you know of anyone interested in learning more about CMAC, please invite them to join us.
The address to attend the regular meetings in person is
40 et 8
2809 NW 78th St
Vancouver WA 98665
(in the Boxcar room)
If you know of anyone interested in learning more about CMAC, please invite them to join us.
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Thursday, March 28, 2024
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
General O.O. Howard House
750 Anderson St., Vancouver
From the earliest days of the Vancouver Barracks, government-sponsored pictures and engravings were created, documenting the history of the installation. In addition to official images, private individuals took pictures of the daily life of soldiers and their families.
Join us for this interesting discussion with historian and archaeologist Major Jeff Davis, (U.S. Army, Retired) and learn about the work of military and civilian photographers, both identified and anonymous, including Laura Lee Otis and That Man Marcell, and see samples of their images. Jeff will present images from his extensive collection of vintage photographs of Vancouver Barracks, along with biographical information about the photographers. Images will include historic interiors of the Marshall House, street views in the Vancouver Barracks, and soldiers working and relaxing. Many of the photographs have not previously been shared publicly.
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During the month of March – Red Cross Month – we are hosting free virtual resiliency workshops each Monday at 6:00PM for service members, veterans, and their family members and caregivers. We would be grateful if you would share these with you network.
We recommend registering in advance as slots are filling up.
Thank you as always for your support,
Meghan
Meghan Hahn (Pronouns: She/Her/Hers)
Service to the Armed Forces and International Services Regional Director
Cascades Region
American Red Cross
503.318.1708
Meghan.hahn@redcross.org
For specific questions consider contacting the following Team Leads:
Don’t hesitate to book time with me:
Book time to meet with me |
During the month of March – Red Cross Month – we are hosting free virtual resiliency workshops each Monday at 6:00PM for service members, veterans, and their family members and caregivers. We would be grateful if you would share these with you network.
We recommend registering in advance as slots are filling up.
Thank you as always for your support,
Meghan
Meghan Hahn (Pronouns: She/Her/Hers)
Service to the Armed Forces and International Services Regional Director
Cascades Region
American Red Cross
503.318.1708
Meghan.hahn@redcross.org
For specific questions consider contacting the following Team Leads:
Don’t hesitate to book time with me:
Book time to meet with me |
During the month of March – Red Cross Month – we are hosting free virtual resiliency workshops each Monday at 6:00PM for service members, veterans, and their family members and caregivers. We would be grateful if you would share these with you network.
We recommend registering in advance as slots are filling up.
Thank you as always for your support,
Meghan
Meghan Hahn (Pronouns: She/Her/Hers)
Service to the Armed Forces and International Services Regional Director
Cascades Region
American Red Cross
503.318.1708
Meghan.hahn@redcross.org
For specific questions consider contacting the following Team Leads:
Don’t hesitate to book time with me:
Book time to meet with me |
Do not miss this important event hosted by VANTalks exploring the impact of civil discourse on our community and ways we can work together to bridge divides. This interactive event includes facilitated dialogue sessions, collaborative workshops, strategies for positive action, and engaging discussions.
This special evening features two amazing speakers, including The Historic Trust’s very own Temple Lentz, President/CEO! Temple will share about an innovative approach The Historic Trust is taking to build conversations between strangers. What happens when community members get together to ask each other “36 Questions for Civic Love”?
Will Campbell, Associate Editor and co-owner of The Columbian will discuss the future of traditional local journalism. In many communities in the US, local independent reporter jobs have diminished and disappeared. What’s replaced them are bloggers, Facebook groups, and politically-driven propaganda.
Limited tickets available! Click HERE to reserve your spot today!
Questions? Contact: hello@vantalks.org
he Historic Trust is excited to host the Vancouver Barracks Military Association’s 2024 Military History Talk series. Join us for this fascinating discussion with speaker Jeff Dacus and learn more about Washington state’s connection to our nation’s first president.
Why is Washington state called Washington? Learn more on the 292nd birthday of our nation’s first president at a presentation by Jeff Dacus on the attributes and values of George Washington.
Jeff Dacus (U.S. Marine Corps, retired) is a retired history teacher and the award-winning author of several books and numerous articles. He is a frequent public speaker and has been the historian for the annual Northwest Colonial Festival (now Northwest Heritage Festival). (jeffdacus.com). Dacus’ book, Perceptions of Battle, which discusses Washington’s leadership during the Battle of Monmonth, the longest battle of the Revolutionary War, is due out in May, 2024.
To register for this program presented by the Vancouver Barracks Military Association, please email jddavis@rocketmail.com.