Willie Nelson & Charlie Daniels Veterans Day Signature Guitar Raffle

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guitar1Willie Nelson & Charlie Daniels Veterans Day Signature Guitar Raffle

Operation Firing For Effect (OFFE) has begun selling raffle tickets for a beautiful, one-of-a-kind, red, white, and blue Trinity River guitar signed by both Willie Nelson and Charlie Daniels

The raffle tickets are $1 for each entry, and you can enter as many times as you wish. You do not have to be present to win! The drawing will take place in New York City on the 11th of November during sceduled Veterans Day events. The exact location is still being arranged and will be posted on WWW.OFFE2008.ORG in the near future.

Willie Nelson’s inscriptions reads; “Thank You For Serving”. Charlie Daniel’s inscription reads; “God Bless Our Veterans”. To the best of our knowledge, the OFFE guitar is a very unique one-of-a-kind guitar with both the signatures of Willie Nelson and Charlie Daniels proudly displayed on it.

     

guitar2Both Willie Nelson and Charlie Daniels are multi Grammy winners and legends within the American music community, and both are strong supporters of our men and women in uniform. In addition, Nelson and Daniels are staunch supporters of full mandatory funding for veterans healthcare and services.

To enter the Willie Nelson & Charlie Daniels Veterans Day Signature Guitar Raffle, simply visit the link below, print out as many entry tickets as you wish, fill them out; send them to the address on the ticket with your check or money order. All donations are tax deductible.

http://www.operationfiringforeffect.com/public_html/images/entry%20form.pdf

You can use our  service to buy raffle tickets also. Simply visit our donation page link below, pay for as many raffle tickets you want, print out your PayPal receipt and send it in with your filled out raffle tickets.

http://www.offe2008.org/public_html/donations.htm

guitar3Willie Nelson & Charlie Daniels Veterans Day Signature Guitar package includes;

1-      Trinity River guitar signed by Willie Nelson and Charlie Daniels
1-      Hard shell case
2-      Sets of extra strings
1-      Certificate of Authenticity

Don’t miss out on your chance to win this one-of-a-kind guitar!


Jere Beery
OFFE Public Relations Director
[email protected]

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Although Jere Beery only served 4 years in the U.S. Navy, he has an impressive military history. Twenty-seven months of that service was in the combat waters of Vietnam. His first duty station in 1965 was aboard the USS WESTCHESTER COUNTY, (LST-1167) as a Seaman. The WESTCHESTER COUNTY was involved in many operations within the combat waters of South Vietnam and received many awards and accolades for her service. The WESTCHESTER COUNTY was the recipient of 15 Battle Stars for her 19 years of service. LST-1167 was one of only 3 ships of her type to earn 15 Battle Stars (out of over 1200 LSTs built since before WWII). Beery's second duty station in 1967 was with the legendary PBRs of the Brown Water Navy. As a volunteer, Beery saw combat on a fairly routine basis with this elite group and their high-speed patrol craft. On March 1, 1968, Beery's patrol was ambushed by a sizeable force of NVA and Viet Cong. The boat Beery was aboard took two direct RPG hits to her starboard side badly wounding four members of the boat's crew. Seaman Beery was the most severely wounded and not expected to live. The first RPG had exploded right where Beery was standing as he manned his 50 caliber machine gun. To this day, Beery contributes his survival to the life-saving actions of his patrol officer, LT. RICHARD GODBEHERE and his other crew members. Beery spent the next year and a half hospitalized and recovering from his wounds. THE GODBEHERE PATROL On November 1, 1968, while Jere Beery was recuperating at NAS Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida, USS WESTCHESTER COUNTY was attacked on the My Tho river. At 03:22 in the morning two very large mines were detonated on the ship's starboard side. 25 men were killed, 17 were the ship's crew. Several of the men killed that morning were friends and former shipmates of Beery's. This incident has gone down in history as the greatest loss of life by the U.S. Navy in a single attack during the entire Vietnam War. USS WESTCHESTER COUNTY In mid-1969, Jere Beery was medically retired from the Navy. His service record reflects 1 Bronze Star, 3 Purple Hearts, and 5 military campaigns in Vietnam. Beery was also rated totally and permanently disabled by the Veterans Administration. Over the years since Vietnam, Jere Beery has attempted to do some things many thought impossible for someone with physical injuries such as his. During the early 80s, Jere Beery, as a member of the Screen Actors Guild pursued a brief career in the motion picture business as an actor. Beery landed a few small parts in a number of movies and television programs. On several occasions, to the amazement of many, Beery even executed his own stunts. In 1986, Jere Beery gave up his career in the movies to crusade for his fellow veterans. Since that time, veteran's rights advocate Jere Beery has been a noted driving force in the Veteran's Rights Movement and effort to improve services for our veterans. Beery's efforts have been extremely well documented and many articles have been written about his quest. A few of these articles can be found on this page. You can also type the words "Jere Beery" into any search engine to find out more about Beery's efforts. www.google.com Jere Beery's multifaceted story is truly an amazing one. From his survival in Vietnam to risking additional injury executing stunts in the motion pictures, to fighting to protect the benefits earned by our troops, Jere Beery has forged his own trail and continues to amaze and baffle many. - Place and Date of Birth: Orlando, Fl - 03/13/48 - Raised: St. Augustine, Fl - Place & Date Enlistment: Jacksonville, Fl - 05/20/65 - Branch of Service: U.S. Navy - Highest Rate/Rank: E4/PO3/Signalman Third Class - Duty Stations: USS WESTCHESTER COUNTY, LST-1167 and TF116, River Patrol Force, River Section - 511, (PBRs), Binh Thuy, RSVN - Date of Discharge: 5/14/69 - Type of Discharge: Honorable, Medically Retired - VA Rating: 100% Totally and Permanently Disabled Military Awards and Medals: - 1 Bronze Star - w/combat “V” Citation - 3 Purple Hearts - (1/5/68, 2/14/68, 3/1/68) - Vietnam Service Medal - w/1 Silver Star - (5 military campaigns in-country, RSVN) - Republic Of Vietnam Campaign Medal - w/1960 device - Combat Action Ribbon - Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon - Presidential Unit Commendation Ribbon - National Defense Medal - Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation - Gallantry Cross Medal Color, w/Palm - Republic Of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation - Civil Actions Medal, First Class Color, w/Palm Military Training: - River Patrol Craft Training, (PBR), Mare Island, CA - Special Weapons Training, Mare Island, CA - J.E.S.T. (Jungle Environmental Survivor Training) – Cubi Point, Philippines - S.E.R.E. (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape Training) – Whidbey Island, Washington State - Vietnamese Language – Mare Island, CA.