A M V E T S Post #8

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A M V E T S Post #8

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We are a Veterans based establishment with full bar and kitchen. We offer home style lunch specials.

We strive to provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere to all members and guests.

11/13/2026

Ladies Auxiliary Annual Thanksgiving & Christmas Food Drive at AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg.

11/12/2026

AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg
Today in history ...

1944 TIRPITZ SUNK
RAF Lancasters sank the German battleship Tirpitz, killing 1,000 crew in Norway's fjords during WWII. Their 12,000-pound bombs crippled Hitler's last major warship, ending its threat.

11/12/2026

Today at AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg from 4 - 7 PM. Come out for the entertainment and good food.

11/11/2026

*** ATTENTION ***
UPDATE at AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg
SUNDAY BRUNCH is suspended until further notice.

11/11/2026

Please join us for this Benefit Concert for David (Tex) Schoen, of the band, Bad Habit ... at AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg on Sunday - November 15th from 1:00 - 4:00 PM.

11/10/2026

*** Attention ***
AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg
30 minutes after the card game, "I Got It" is over, the outside tiki bar will be closed ... so the floor can finish being stained. The inside canteen will be open for you to enjoy your beverages, games, multiple tvs, and juke box.

11/10/2026

To the Marines from AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg
Happy Birthday Devil Dogs! 🎉🎂

11/09/2026

Veterans Day Ceremony at AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg will be at 11:11 am on 11/11/26.

11/09/2026

*** ATTENTION ***
AMVETS Post #8, St Petersburg
Due to some recent changes, Lunch Specials are on hold.
Thank you for your understanding.

11/09/2026

Some songs are written to entertain. Others are written to make sure history is never forgotten.
One of those songs is “8th of November” by Big & Rich.

61 years ago today, on November 8, 1965, American soldiers of the 173rd Airborne Brigade were fighting in the jungles of Vietnam during a mission known as Operation Hump.
What started as a military operation turned into a brutal battle when American paratroopers encountered an estimated 1,200 Viet Cong soldiers.
By the time the fighting ended, 48 American soldiers had lost their lives. Many others were wounded.
Among the survivors was a 19 year old soldier from South Dakota named Niles Harris.
Harris was wounded that day, but he survived a battle that would stay with him for the rest of his life.

Address

4681 County Road 16
Saint Petersburg, FL
33709

Website

http://amvetsflpost8.org/

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