The Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association is guided by the vision of Veterans Helping Veterans. In order to become a Full Member, a candidate must present to the Board of Directors verification of deployment to a combat zone, and operate a motorcycle of 500cc or greater. In order to become an Auxiliary Member, a candidate must be the spouse, widow, or widower of a Full Member. In order to become
a Supporter, a candidate must present verification of veteran status and operate a motorcycle of 500cc or greater. It is customary and appropriate that people unite with common bonds of interest. To display these bonds, characteristic symbols are used as identification. To the world, the symbols represent a society with particular goals and interests: however, to the membership, these symbols have a more significant meaning, since they represent the unique association of the members within their society. The emblem of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association is the shape of a skull encompassed by the following colors. The incorporated colors are:
Red, representing the blood that has been shed on the battlefield; and,
Military Gold, representing all branches of the military services of the United States; and,
Black, representing the heavy hearts possessed for those who gave their lives and for those that are considered missing in action or prisoners of war. The Skull and Ace of Spades represent the death that war leaves in its’ wake.
