Spring is right around the corner. Time to get those bike and trikes ready to ride!
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Our History
Our History
Our History
The Three Rivers Chapter of the Guard Dogs MC was chartered on September 13, 2011. Three Rivers Chapter is in Muskogee, OK and chose the name for the three rivers that merge just north of town, the Arkansas, Verdigris, and Neosho. Although GDMC started as an organization for National Guard members, we now accept Veterans and current mem
The Three Rivers Chapter of the Guard Dogs MC was chartered on September 13, 2011. Three Rivers Chapter is in Muskogee, OK and chose the name for the three rivers that merge just north of town, the Arkansas, Verdigris, and Neosho. Although GDMC started as an organization for National Guard members, we now accept Veterans and current members from all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces. We are a family of like-minded individual who enjoy riding motorcycles and our service to our country.
Our Chapter
Our History
Our History
Our Chapter is made up of an array of individuals, who come together for a common goal. We currently have members from the Army National Guard, Army Reserves, Navy, Marine Corps, and the Air Force. We offer support to Veterans through fund raising events, funeral escorts, and laying of wreaths. We are also there for peer-to-peer support in times of need.
Membership
Our History
Membership
We are a motorcycle club open to all active, reserve, national guard and veterans from all branches of of the U.S. Armed Services. Our primary mission is to ride motorcycles together while promoting brotherhood and improving the general welfare of our veterans while projecting a positive image of the Guard Dogs MC to our communities.
planned events and rides
APRIL 5TH 2025
9:30 AT OASIS COMMUNITY CHURCH IN MUSKOGEE. KSU 10:00
Wreath Across America Escort
Wreath Across America Escort
December 13, 2025, is Wreaths Across America Day.
The Three Rivers Experience
Vets tell their own stories
The Department of Veterans Affairs' website built to honor veterans who have served the country since the Revolutionary War will now allow former service members to tell their own stories before they die.