Rollingwood Independence Day 2008
July 4, 2008 Location: Rollingwood, Texas John C attended the Rollingwood Independence Day Parade with his 1966 M151A1 towing his M416
The Lone Star Military Vehicle Preservation Association
July 4, 2008 Location: Rollingwood, Texas John C attended the Rollingwood Independence Day Parade with his 1966 M151A1 towing his M416
July 4, 2008 Location: Lakeway, Texas This annual club event started early with the troops gathering in Lakeway. By 7:15am everyone had arrived and once all were assembled and our TAVV Vietnam Vets were aboard, we headed for staging. This was a stop and start affair, driving down streets of ever decreasing size, but we
June 14, 2008 Location: Lockhart, Texas This year’s Lockhart Parade was a huge success! We assembled at Kaiserville at 0730 and proceeded to line-up and convoy to Lockhart after coffee and donuts. The weather was great, warm and sunny. The parade started at 0930 and proceeded through Lockhart. Another great parade this year.
June 2, 2008 Location: Pflugerville, Texas The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall was displayed at the Cook-Walden/Capital Parks Funeral Home in Pflugerville, TX 78660. Lone Star MVPA was asked to supply vehicles for the event.
May 2, 3, 4, 2008 Location: Temple, Texas For once the weather gods smiled on this event. The standard stiff winds prevailed over the weekend, but no rain storms this year and the temperatures during the day were quite pleasant. As usual for this, one of our major annual events, LSMVPA made a creditable showing.
April 18, 19, 20, 2008 Location: Camp Mabry, Austin, Texas For the first time, these two events were combined into one weekend. The after action evaluations will determine how successful this was, but it seems to have gone well. Topside Events This annual event started for us as usual on Friday, when most of the
April 12, 2008 Location: Burnet, Texas Early Saturday morning started out around 50 degrees. That temperature is not too bad unless you are driving an open cab Unimog 50+ miles to the event! As the day wore on, the winds at the Burnet airport continued to blow, and despite being a lovely sunny day it
March 1, 2008 Location: Austin, Texas A good turnout for this annual event. This year we had ten vehicles- six Jeeps, two M-37’s, the Unimog and Big John’s large M820 5-ton expandable van. The day began with the usual drill of gathering in the TxDoT parking lot. Rory managed to arrive just in time to
February 2, 2008 Location: Austin, Texas This is John (Sarge) speaking. Okay, my deuce blew up right before this parade. I mean it really blew up, 5 pounds of crank bearings poured out of the oil drain plugs. It’s deadlined until I find another deuce motor. So I didn’t attend this event because I was
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