History & Founders
On June 14th, 2019, four Army veterans got together in Saugatuck, Michigan and started the foundation of this organization. Warrior's Oath was founded on three principles: Family, Community, and Country. The name was inspired by the Oath of Enlistment — the same oath every service member has taken throughout our military's proud history.
Our focus was to maintain the brotherhood we all missed from the service by helping veterans in need through any way possible. As we approached our second year, we saw expansion to another chapter and double digit membership — along with an amazing support group of wives that could rival any family readiness group. We also didn't want to discriminate against non-military members who want to help support the veteran community.
Meet the Founders
Diesel
Co-Founder
Savage
Co-Founder
Bullfrog
Co-Founder
Pipe
Co-Founder
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James "Diesel" & Michelle "Wheelz" Stevens
Robert "Savage" & Amy "Saucey" Fisher
Jeremy "Pipe" & Amber "Bitzy" Gadsby
David "Bullfrog" & Donna "Lilly" Short
Our History
The Beginning
Warrior's Oath VMC-2315 was founded by a group of veterans who shared a common bond — their oath of service. The name "23-15" is the numerical representation of the letters W and O, standing for Warrior's Oath. The oath they took has no expiration date.
The Mission
From the start, the mission was clear: help veterans in need. As an all-branch veterans-based charity group, Warrior's Oath opened its doors to veterans from every branch of the United States Military, united by the oath they all took.
Growing Community
What began as a small group of riders in southwest Michigan and northern Indiana has grown into a multi-charter organization. Charters in Niles MI, Irons MI, and Plymouth IN serve their local communities while remaining united under the national banner.
Non-Profit Status
Warrior's Oath VMC-2315 achieved non-profit status, allowing the organization to expand its charitable work — from scholarship programs like the Highway to Higher Education to direct veteran assistance.
Today
Today, Warrior's Oath VMC-2315 continues to grow, ride, and serve. The brotherhood remains strong, the mission remains clear, and the oath remains unbroken. Family. Community. Country.
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Our Oath
Title 10, US Code; Act 5 May 1960 — THIS HAS NO EXPIRATION DATE — I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to UCMJ. So help me God