Supporting Historic Military Vehicles
Donation protected
We are raising money to help pay the costs related to lobbying
for a change in the Georgia state law to allow newer Military Vehicles that are
legally sold by the US Government to be licensed in the state of Georgia. We
have raised over $1200.00 already within a smaller group involved in our hobby
but need your assistance.
This hardship effects numerous people not only in Georgia, but throughout the county who may want to sell their vehicle to a Georgia Resident.
There is a thriving community comprised of owners of Military Vehicles that use them for parades, education, farming, lumbering, and more. We are working to protect the right to be able to own and operate these vehicles in the state of Georgia.
Most recently over 40 historic military vehicles were present to honor our Veterans during the Columbus Georgia Veterans Day Parade held on November 9th in Columbus Georgia. I personally had the privilege of interacting with a group of Blind Veterans who taught me the importance of experiencing the world without seeing. It was a life changing encounter.
http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2013/11/09/2788105/veterans-stand-proud-for-annual.html
Currently myself and a small number of great individuals have been trying to pay the cost of our lobbyist who has gotten sponsorship by a Georgia State Senator but we have a long battle ahead over the next 3 months as we work to get the necessary legislative changes done to the laws.
This hardship effects numerous people not only in Georgia, but throughout the county who may want to sell their vehicle to a Georgia Resident.
There is a thriving community comprised of owners of Military Vehicles that use them for parades, education, farming, lumbering, and more. We are working to protect the right to be able to own and operate these vehicles in the state of Georgia.
Most recently over 40 historic military vehicles were present to honor our Veterans during the Columbus Georgia Veterans Day Parade held on November 9th in Columbus Georgia. I personally had the privilege of interacting with a group of Blind Veterans who taught me the importance of experiencing the world without seeing. It was a life changing encounter.
http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2013/11/09/2788105/veterans-stand-proud-for-annual.html
Currently myself and a small number of great individuals have been trying to pay the cost of our lobbyist who has gotten sponsorship by a Georgia State Senator but we have a long battle ahead over the next 3 months as we work to get the necessary legislative changes done to the laws.
This is a great cause for the following:
1.) Preserving historic military vehicles
2.) Honoring our Veterans
3.) Supporting the rights of Americans through action by the people
Organizer
Steven Mulka
Organizer
Oakwood, GA
