VFW Post 1733 Knoxville · Since 1929 Call the Post
Inside the Post hall: a flag-decorated cake, small American flags, and red, white and blue bunting over framed photos

Veterans of Foreign Wars · Knoxville, Tennessee

The neighborhood Post where veterans bring their friends and family.

Watch the game, meet people who get it, and get help with VA benefits. Serving veterans in Knoxville since December 5, 1929.

— days until Post 1733 turns 100
December 5, 2029

Hours

When we're open

Call the Post for today's hours.

Post meetings

Monthly Post Meeting

3rd Saturday of every month · 10:00 AM

    Events

    What's coming up

    Veterans, bring your family, your neighbors, and the buddy you served with.

    People watching a football game on a big screen inside the Post

    Game day at the Post

    Big screens, good company, and a room full of people who've been there. Bring someone with you.

    Membership

    There's a place here for you

    Every new member is part of our 100th birthday.

    Served overseas?

    Join the VFW

    You're eligible if you served honorably (or are serving) in a war, campaign, or expedition on foreign soil or in hostile waters, shown by any of these:

    • A campaign or expeditionary medal, ribbon, or badge
    • Hostile Fire Pay or Imminent Danger Pay
    • 30 days in a row, or 60 days total, in Korea

    Bring your DD-214 to the Post and a member will help you sign up. Details: vfw.org eligibility.

    Family of a veteran?

    Join the Auxiliary

    If you aren't VFW-eligible yourself, but your spouse, parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, or sibling is (or would be), you can join the VFW Auxiliary.

    Details: vfw.org eligibility.

    Friend or neighbor?

    Become a canteen member

    Not a veteran? You're still family here. Canteen membership lets friends, family, and neighbors be part of the Post and help keep it going strong.

    Ask at the Post or call for details.

    The road to 100

    Help us get Post 1733 ready for its next century

    We're renovating the Post kitchen so we can serve more meals to veterans and their families, and preparing for our centennial on December 5, 2029. Materials, skilled labor, and donations all help.

    An American flag waving over a small-town street at sunrise with mountains in the distance

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