American Legion Riders Chapter 3 Nashua NH

Due to the weather, we will cancel our Thursday night ride.

🐾 Home Needed for Sassy Sue! 🐾
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About Sassy Sue:
Age: 1 year old (the perfect age—out of the tiny puppy phase but still plenty of fun!)
Gender: Female
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Her Ideal Home:
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🏍️ Road Trip Complete! 🏍️

A great adventure is in the books as members and friends of the American Legion Riders Chapter 3 traveled from Nashua, NH to Lake George, NY for a multi-day motorcycle ride covering more than 450 miles.

The journey brought together good friends, great roads, and unforgettable memories. Representing Chapter 3 were Director Chief, Sgt-at-Arms Redneck, and member Zook, who enjoyed several days of riding, camaraderie, and taking in the beautiful scenery along the way.

These rides are about more than the miles traveled—they strengthen the bonds of friendship, brotherhood, and the spirit of the American Legion Riders. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the trip a success.

Until the next ride, keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down! 🇺🇸🏍️

📸 Thursday Night Ride Wrap-Up! 🏍️
It was a small but mighty crew for tonight's 33-mile loop through Hudson, Litchfield and Londonderry. Only two of us rolled out from the Post, but the road always provides—we ran into Whiskey along the way for a quick chat, then hit the road again!
You couldn't ask for better weather or a better evening to be out on two wheels.

🏍️ MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: Investing in Our Future! 🏍️
Tuesday the American Legion Riders Chapter 3 fired up the bikes and rolled out to Nashua North and Nashua South High Schools for a very special mission. We had the distinct privilege of awarding two $1,000.00 scholarships to two incredible graduating seniors!
To be eligible, these students didn't just need impressive academic goals—they also had to come from a veteran family. On top of that, they had to dive deep into the veteran issue post military service, interviewing a local veteran and writing a comprehensive essay proposing real solutions to challenges our post-military community faces. To say we were blown away by their insight, empathy, and respect for military service would be an understatement.
A huge thank you to the school staff for welcoming us, and a massive shout-out to the Chapter 3 road crew who showed up to represent and honor these families:
Chief (Director)
Hoodie (Asst. Director)
Redneck (Sgt. at Arms)
Maineiac (Historian)
Zook (Member)
At Chapter 3, we always say: Every Ride a Mission. Today, our mission was ensuring the next generation of military-connected students has the support they need to conquer their next chapter.
Please join us in congratulating our 2026 scholarship recipients! Help us wish them the absolute best of luck as they take on college and trade school! 🎓🇺🇸

Let’s Go!

✈️ Honor Flight New England – A Race Against Time to Say Thank You 🇺🇸

Last Sunday, veterans, families, volunteers, and supporters gathered at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to welcome another Honor Flight New England mission.

Honor Flight provides veterans with the opportunity to visit the memorials built in their honor in Washington, D.C., creating memories and experiences that many never thought possible. For our aging veterans, every mission is truly “a race against time to say thank you.”

American Legion Riders Chapter 3 was honored to be there in support of these deserving heroes. Standing alongside fellow veterans’ organizations, family members, and community supporters, our riders helped welcome those who have sacrificed so much for our nation.

The sights and sounds of the welcome celebration were unforgettable—cheering crowds, waving flags, heartfelt embraces, and tears of gratitude as our veterans received the recognition they earned through their service.

A special thank you to Honor Flight New England, the volunteers, guardians, airport staff, and everyone who helped make this mission a success.

Most importantly, thank you to our veterans. Your service, sacrifice, and dedication to our country will never be forgotten.

Chapter 3 ALR is proud to support Honor Flight and those who answered our nation’s call. Welcome home, heroes! 🇺🇸🏍️✈️

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