I cannot speak about any local situations, but the Patriot Guard is an umbrella group, not a club, assoc, or otherwise and we have over 100 motorcycle organizations that have ridden with us, so as a general policy as long as you honor our solders and follow the guidelines set forth by the RC on a mission, shouldn't matter whose patches you are wearing.

 

Thanks for all of your assistance gentlemen. After learning tonight that a local serviceman, who I believe I taught at our county's Fire Academy when he trained to be a firefighter, was killed in action in the last few days.

I figured it's time to stop thinking about it and to make it happen. Hope to see the local guys soon

 

I have belonged to the PRG almost 5 years and the WWR for 2 years. There is no problem, the only thing I do is wear a PGR hat and a WWR hat when called for, my vest has both patchs, small, on it.

Just join and honor.

John

 

I agree that the PGR is not a motorcycle club, motorcycle association, or anything even close. In fact you can sign up to become a member on-line and you don't even need to own or ride a motorcycle.

It is (like someone else mentioned) a "umbrella group of individuals" that are like minded and want to do what they can to honor our fallen soldiers. It's a noble cause and the PGR does a very good job based on their Mission Statement.

There should not be any issue with members of any MC, Association or Organization also becoming a member of the PGR (and many are)..

 

Remember, there is not "club" or "membership" for the PGR. You can ride with anyone else you want as long as you follow the mission rules with PGR. I'm not sure about WW, but I have wondered the same, so thanks for bringing up the question.