

Membership
Active Members
To become an Active Member of our motorcycle club, an individual must have either served in or directly supported a Personnel Recovery/Rescue function. Eligibility questions will be reviewed and determined by the Board.
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Gender: Open to both men and women.
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Nomination: Candidates must be sponsored by an existing Active Member. The nominator guarantees that the candidate aligns with the values of the Personnel Recovery Community and the ethos of our club.
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Board Review: After the sponsor nominates a candidate, the Board will review the submission and make a decision through a simple majority vote. If a candidate is not accepted, the sponsor will inform them, but the candidate is not entitled to any details regarding the voting process or results.
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No Class System: Our club operates without a hierarchical class system. All Members are equal once accepted.
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Sponsor Responsibility: The sponsor is responsible for the new Member during their first six months, ensuring they become familiar with the Club’s Charter, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), values, and communication channels.
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Membership Status: Once approved by the Board, a new Active Member becomes a full Member and Patchholder, with all associated privileges and responsibilities.
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Continuous Membership: Active Members retain membership as long as they pay their dues and uphold the club's values. While owning and operating a motorcycle is preferred, it is not a mandatory requirement after membership is granted.
Honorary Members
Honorary Members are individuals recognized for exceptional contributions to the Club or the Personnel Recovery/Rescue community. Nominations for Honorary Membership can come from Board Members, Founders, or Active Members.
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Recognition: Honorary Members are distinguished by their outstanding support and involvement.
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Patch: Honorary Members may wear the top rocker, middle patch, and a bottom rocker that indicates their geographic affiliation. Their vest will identify them as an "Honorary Member" rather than a regular Member.
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Dues: Honorary Members are not required to pay annual dues.