Veteran Group Names

Five veteran group names a press: posts and clubs, charity walk and event teams, workplace groups, names in service slang.

All 133
  1. Shipmates on Shore
  2. Military Brats on the MoveA military brat is a child of serving or retired military personnel.
  3. Honorably Discharged Society
  4. Food Drive Fire Team
  5. Guard Mount Alumni

How it works

These veteran group names run from At Ease Club and Hometown Veterans Post to Sea Lawyers Guild and Contrail Club. 14 of the 133 print under the name what its service word means.

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Service words, explained under the name

A muster is the accounting for who is present in a unit, so Morning Muster and Muster at the Diner are roll calls. Reveille is the bugle call that wakes personnel at sunrise: No Reveille Tomorrow. The DD Form 214 is the certificate of release or discharge from active duty, hence DD-214 Alumni. Bravo Zulu is a naval signal for well done, and Victor, Echo and Tango spell VET in the NATO spelling alphabet.

Questions and answers

What are good veteran team names for a charity walk?

Charity walk and event teams has 37: Boots on the Pavement, Column of Twos, Veterans on the Move, Will Walk for Chow, Land Nav Dropouts and Dry Socks Detail. Softball Squadron, Bowling Battalion and Cornhole Company are for other events.

What are cool veteran group names?

Cool names in service slang has 31: Mission Complete Club, Dress Right Dress, Permission to Speak Freely, Tailwinds Society, Quarterdeck Club and Voluntold Veterans.

What is a good name for a veterans group at work?

Veterans Employee Resource Group, Veterans Business Resource Group and Veterans Affinity Group are the plain names. Workplace veterans groups has 30, among them Motor Pool to Carpool, Field Manual to Handbook, Military Skills Translators and Guard and Reserve Colleagues.

What are names for a veterans club or post?

Post and club names has 35: Fall In Fellowship, Carry On Club, As You Were Club, All Ranks Welcome Club and Honorably Discharged Society. A line (____) stands for your town or county, as in Veterans Post of ____ and ____ County Veterans.

All 133 names

Post and club names 35

  • All Branches Post
  • All Ranks Welcome Club
  • As You Were Club
  • At Ease Club
  • Barracks Humor Society
  • Carry On Club
  • ____ County Veterans
  • DD-214 Alumni The DD Form 214 is the certificate a US service member receives on release or discharge from active duty.
  • Dismissed but Not Done
  • Fall In Fellowship
  • Flag Detail Volunteers
  • Flagpole Committee
  • Footlocker Club
  • Garrison Cap Society
  • Hometown Veterans Post
  • Honorably Discharged Society
  • Hurry Up and Wait Club
  • Joint Service Social Club
  • Morning Muster A muster is the accounting for the members of a military unit: who is present and who is not.
  • Muster at the Diner
  • No Reveille Tomorrow Reveille is the bugle call used to wake military personnel at sunrise.
  • Old Rations Reviewers
  • Parade Detail
  • Post Commander's Table
  • Quartermaster's Table
  • Sea Stories and Coffee
  • Uniform in the Closet Society
  • Veterans Coffee Mess A mess, or mess hall, is where military personnel eat and socialize.
  • Veterans Dart League
  • Veterans Hall Kitchen Crew
  • Veterans Hall Trustees
  • Veterans of ____ Street
  • Veterans Post of ____
  • Veterans Scholarship Committee
  • Veterans Woodshop

Charity walk and event teams 37

  • Azimuth Checkers
  • Barbecue Battalion
  • Boots on the Pavement
  • Bowling Battalion
  • Cadence in Our Heads A military cadence is a call-and-response song sung while running or marching.
  • Camo Cap Walkers
  • Column of Twos
  • Cornhole Company
  • Dart Detail
  • Dry Socks Detail
  • Fairway Formation
  • Flag Carriers
  • Follow the Guidon A guidon is the flag a company or platoon carries to show its unit.
  • Food Drive Fire Team
  • Glow Belt Platoon
  • Hydration Formation
  • Laced-Up Veterans
  • Land Nav Dropouts
  • Liberty Call Walkers Liberty is the US Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps word for shore leave.
  • Military Brats on the Move A military brat is a child of serving or retired military personnel.
  • Morning PT Alumni
  • Out of Uniform, In Step
  • Push-Up Platoon
  • Road March Alumni
  • Ruck and Stroll
  • Rucksack Regulars A ruck march is a fast march over distance with a loaded rucksack.
  • Sergeant Says Walk
  • Service Family Striders
  • Shipmates on Shore
  • Softball Squadron
  • Trivia Platoon
  • Veteran Striders
  • Veterans on the Move
  • Veterans Paddle Crew
  • Vets on Foot
  • Will Walk for Chow
  • Wingmen on Foot

Workplace veterans groups 30

  • After Action Reviewers An after-action review compares the intended outcome of an action with the actual one.
  • Camo to Cubicle
  • Civilian Orders Club
  • Drill Weekend Colleagues
  • Field Manual to Handbook
  • Guard and Reserve Colleagues
  • Mail Call Committee
  • Military Connected Colleagues
  • Military Skills Translators
  • Military Spouse Colleagues
  • Motor Pool to Carpool
  • Rank to Resume
  • Reservists on Staff
  • Second Enlistment Team
  • Served and Serving Colleagues
  • Service Members and Supporters
  • Veteran Hiring Champions
  • Veteran Interview Coaches
  • Veteran Staff Association
  • Veterans Affinity Group
  • Veterans and Military Spouses Alliance
  • Veterans Appreciation Team
  • Veterans Business Resource Group
  • Veterans Employee Resource Group
  • Veterans in Scrubs
  • Veterans in the Classroom
  • Veterans in the Warehouse
  • Veterans Mentoring Veterans
  • Veterans on Campus Staff
  • Veterans Roundtable at Work

Cool names in service slang 31

  • Anchor Watch Alumni
  • Bivouac Club
  • Boot Polish Society
  • Bosun's Whistle Society
  • Bravo Zulu Club Bravo Zulu is a naval signal meaning well done.
  • Buffer Operators Union
  • Canteen Cup Chefs
  • Challenge Coin Check A challenge coin bears an organization's emblem and is carried by its members.
  • Contrail Club
  • Dress Right Dress
  • Fantail Society
  • Flight Line Alumni
  • Galley Regulars
  • Guard Mount Alumni
  • KP Duty Alumni KP stands for kitchen police or kitchen patrol: kitchen work assigned to junior enlisted personnel.
  • Loadmasters Guild
  • Mess Kit Society
  • Mission Complete Club
  • Parade Rest Society
  • Permission to Speak Freely
  • Police Call Alumni
  • Preflight Checklist Club
  • Quarterdeck Club
  • Regulation Haircut Club
  • Roger That Club
  • Sandbag Fillers Union
  • Sea Lawyers Guild
  • Tailwinds Society
  • Tracking, Sergeant
  • Victor Echo Tango Society Victor, Echo and Tango are the code words for V, E and T in the NATO spelling alphabet.
  • Voluntold Veterans