

Post leadership and members have been busy finding businesses in Phnom Penh, Kampot and Siem Reap willing to provide discounts to our members. Just show your Card, real or digital, and get as much as 20% off.
And if your favorite business is somewhere that your Comrades might like, ask if they would be willing to give us a discount in exchange for being listed on the page. Remind the businesses that we have members all over the world, and when they come to town, they would prefer places that are already recommended by other members. Places that might work well:
- Yoga Studios
- Restaurants & Bars
- Hotels
- Auto Repair
- Barber and Beauty Shops
- Martial Arts Training
- Doctors and Dentists
- Insurance Brokers and Financial Services
- Banks
- Electronics Sales & Service
- Travel & Visa Agents
- Gym Memberships
Once you find a willing participating business, just let the Someone from the Chain of Command know.
The next Post meeting will be Saturday, November 14 at 1700 (5 PM) at:
Any veteran who needs assistance with ID.me, Cody Fuerst, our Post Benefits Advisor, will be at the Hotel Cambodiana from 3-5 pm to help you log in or create an account.
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