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American Infidels VMC CT American Infidels VMC is a 501c(19) Veterans Organization dedicated to promoting The American Way We passionately support our Military Members and Veterans.

We are the American Infidels Veteran Motorcycle Club, Connecticut Chapter. We believe as American Infidels that the freedoms that have been bestowed upon us are not to be taken for granted; and to never forget that the ideals and freedoms we live by and enjoy are a direct result of the bloodshed on the battlefields by the warriors that have come before us. These brothers in arms unselfishly sacrificed the enjoyment of their freedoms so that we could live the “American Way!”

American Infidels reject and oppose anti-American views that are being propelled by terrorists and fundamentalist groups.

Huge shoutout to everyone who came out to support today at the BDE Run 2026Beautiful day, with some beautiful Americans,...
20/09/2026

Huge shoutout to everyone who came out to support today at the BDE Run 2026

Beautiful day, with some beautiful Americans, on some beautiful bikes.

Stay fu***ng American 🇺🇸1️⃣9️⃣

Tomorrow is the big day. Let's show up for this Veteran and support him.Meet Chris "Hands" Ellis, an Army infantry veter...
18/09/2026

Tomorrow is the big day. Let's show up for this Veteran and support him.

Meet Chris "Hands" Ellis, an Army infantry veteran who answered the call of duty from 1996 to 2005. Starting his journey at Fort Benning and going on to serve in Baumholder, Germany, Chris built a reputation for grit and resilience. He deployed to Macedonia in 1997, rucking the mountains and mastering fast-roping techniques from Blackhawks, choosing to stay with his squad during his grandfather's passing to remain by his brothers' sides.
His military career continued to break new ground when he PCSed to Fort Stewart in 1998. Working alongside the 75th Ranger Regiment and the 1st of the 60th Aviation Battalion, Chris and his team helped integrate Bradley Fighting Vehicles with Ranger units, setting the tactical standard for SOCOM fast infill operations. When the call came in 2002 for Operation Iraqi Freedom, Chris deployed to Kuwait, later transitioning to the active reserve and completing Drill Sergeant Academy. After years of dedicated service, he separated in October 2005 following a battle with service-connected PTSD.
Today, Chris is fighting the hardest battle of his life. On February 24, doctors at UNC discovered a**l re**al metastatic mucosal melanoma—an aggressive and rare form of skin cancer affecting internal mucosal linings. The premier treatment center for this condition is in Texas, and while the VA initially approved his care, they swiftly reversed course, denying individual treatments and local mileage. Chris and his wife have been forced into a grueling, months-long appeals process, covering the massive financial burden largely out of pocket.
Our veteran community takes care of its own, and Chris has earned our support. We are stepping up to help him and his family shoulder the medical costs while he focuses on beating this cancer. Please share his story, drop a comment of support, and reach out to find out how you can contribute to the fundraiser for our Brother, Chris "Hands" Ellis.

What a beautiful day to be an American Infidel 🇺🇸 1️⃣ 9️⃣ 🇺🇸
16/09/2026

What a beautiful day to be an American Infidel 🇺🇸 1️⃣ 9️⃣ 🇺🇸

11/09/2026
Meet Chris "Hands" Ellis, an Army infantry veteran who answered the call of duty from 1996 to 2005. Starting his journey...
11/09/2026

Meet Chris "Hands" Ellis, an Army infantry veteran who answered the call of duty from 1996 to 2005. Starting his journey at Fort Benning and going on to serve in Baumholder, Germany, Chris built a reputation for grit and resilience. He deployed to Macedonia in 1997, rucking the mountains and mastering fast-roping techniques from Blackhawks, choosing to stay with his squad during his grandfather's passing to remain by his brothers' sides.
His military career continued to break new ground when he PCSed to Fort Stewart in 1998. Working alongside the 75th Ranger Regiment and the 1st of the 60th Aviation Battalion, Chris and his team helped integrate Bradley Fighting Vehicles with Ranger units, setting the tactical standard for SOCOM fast infill operations. When the call came in 2002 for Operation Iraqi Freedom, Chris deployed to Kuwait, later transitioning to the active reserve and completing Drill Sergeant Academy. After years of dedicated service, he medically separated in October 2005 following a battle with service-connected PTSD.
Today, Chris is fighting the hardest battle of his life. On February 24, doctors at UNC discovered a**l re**al metastatic mucosal melanoma—an aggressive and rare form of skin cancer affecting internal mucosal linings. The premier treatment center for this condition is in Texas, and while the VA initially approved his care, they swiftly reversed course, denying individual treatments and local mileage. Chris and his wife have been forced into a grueling, months-long appeals process, covering the massive financial burden largely out of pocket.
Our veteran community takes care of its own, and Chris has earned our support. We are stepping up to help him and his family shoulder the medical costs while he focuses on beating this cancer. Please share his story, drop a comment of support, and reach out to find out how you can contribute to the fundraiser for our Brother, Chris "Hands" Ellis.

The Forever American Ride Night is shaping up to be a beautiful day. Be there, or be a communist; your choice.
27/05/2026

The Forever American Ride Night is shaping up to be a beautiful day. Be there, or be a communist; your choice.

TTT, say his name, crack a Pabst and remember him well. He’s with us tonight.
21/03/2026

TTT, say his name, crack a Pabst and remember him well. He’s with us tonight.

Great turnout last night at our 5 Year Patchiversary. Thank you everyone who came to show their support; we had a blast....
08/03/2026

Great turnout last night at our 5 Year Patchiversary. Thank you everyone who came to show their support; we had a blast.

Special shoutout to our sponsor over at Red Skies Collective

Stay Fu***ng American
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One of the raffle items for next Saturday is this beautiful, hand crafted wooden flag, courtesy of a friend of the clubs...
28/02/2026

One of the raffle items for next Saturday is this beautiful, hand crafted wooden flag, courtesy of a friend of the clubs. Hope to see everyone there!

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