USS Liberty Veterans Association
- USS Liberty Veterans Association
The USS Liberty Veterans Association (LVA or USS-LVA) is an organization of survivors of Israel's attack on June 8, 1967 dubbed the USS Liberty incident.
Organizational structure
The current board of directors of the LVA is the following:
* President: Gary Brummett
* Vice President: Ernie Gallo
* Secretary: Glenn Oliphant
* Treasurer: Moe Shafer
* Editor, Newsletter: Stan White
Jim Ennes, Lieutenant Commander (Retired), runs a website with ties to the LVA, [http://www.ussliberty.com] . Ennes' co-administrator of the site is former LVA president Joe Meadors. Ennes and Meadors also run [http://www.usslibertyinquiry.com] with survivor John Hrankowski and an independent researcher. The latter site has no ties to the LVA.
See also
* USS "Liberty"
* USS Liberty incidentThe current board of directors of the LVA as of June 2008 is the following:
President: Ernie GalloOperations Director: Joe MeadorsVice President: Richard SturmanSecretary: Glenn Oliphant Treasurer: Moe Shafer Editor, Newsletter: Stan White Historian: Jim Ennes, Lieutenant Commander (Retired). Ennes runs web site www.ussliberty.com with ties to the LVA, [1] . Ennes' co-administrator of the site is former LVA president Joe Meadors. Ennes and Meadors also run www.ussliberty.com/index2.html with survivor John Hrankowski. The latter site has no ties to the LVA.
[edit] See also
External links
* [http://www.ussliberty.org/ USS Liberty Veterans Association]
* [http://www.usslibertyinquiry.com/ The USS Liberty Inquiry]
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