We hope you will enjoy our presentation of activities,
events and community spirit in bringing these magnificent pieces of rolling
history to the public eye.
The Lone Star Military Vehicle Preservation Association (Lone Star MVPA) is
an affiliated local chapter of the National MVPA (http://www.mvpa.org). As a local chapter, Lone
Star MVPA is dedicated to the history, preservation and display of HISTORICAL military transport
from all periods, conflicts, wars and countries. Our club members include
current and retired military personnel as well as non-military members and
families. We are not affiliated with any para-military
organization. We are collectors of history.
Our members generally reside in the Central
Texas area although we have many members several hundred miles away in addition
to out of state membership. Our membership expertise ranges from 1/4 ton vehicles and
trailers through
armor and tracked vehicles for US, Allied and Axis powers. Vehicles range
in age from pre-war/WWII through Vietnam.
As a club, we participate in a tremendous number of events per year with our
vehicles, uniforms and equipment. Our club has grown to the point that on occasion we must
turn-down events due to the fact we are in such demand. These events include, but are not limited to:
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- Events of Public Interest
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- Community Service activities
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We invite you to take a moment to view our site in it's entirety. We believe you will enjoy what we have to offer in the way of military
history, vehicle restorations, uniforms, events and a fantastic camaraderie of
membership.
Click Below for a 10MB video of us having fun

Next Meeting...
February 17, 2010
Camp Mabry, Austin, Texas - 1900h (7:00PM)
Click HERE for details
Due to increased security, if you plan on attending our club meetings,
you MUST contact Danny at 512.385-9249 a minimum of 3 days PRIOR to the scheduled
meeting. He will ask for information which you will verify at the gate.
If you are interested in joining our club, click HERE


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