OUR EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

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MOAACC Events



  • On-The-Go Luncheons

    The Chapter's On-The-Go contact:   Toni Lowe, Spouse Member

    On-the-Go is a social group of MOAACC members getting together at an area restaurant on the second Tuesday of every month.  There is no agenda and no program.  The chairman receives recommendations from other members and visits various restaurants to insure they are suitable.  Once a restaurant has been decided upon, the chairman makes contact with the person in charge of reservations.  The date, time, choice of menu items or fixed menu, price, handicap availability, and the size of accommodations are discussed.  Once the decision is made, the webmaster and The Intercom editors are to be notified of all information for each month.  A list of members attending is kept with their phone numbers and e-mail addresses.  Each month members call the chairperson or sign up at TMBC.   The number of members attending is called into the restaurant of the month, 3 days in advance.  The chairman arrives early to insure seating arrangements are correct.  

      Check the "Calendar of Events" webpage for this months "On the Go" restaurant and date.

  • The Thursday Morning Breakfast Club

    The Chapter's Thursday Morning Breakfast Club contact:  MOAACC Chapter President. TMBC is held every Thursday at the Indian River Colony Club at the At Ease Club, in the 19th Hole Lounge. The meeting starts promptly at 0800 and ends just as promptly at 0900.  Enter through the main gate at IRCC at the intersection of Murrell Road and Freedom Drive in Viera and ask for directions at the gate.


    The Breakfast Club is an informal gathering to keep informed on happenings in Congress, at the VA Clinic, the Patrick SFB Exchange & Commissary, sister veteran's organizations and more. The meeting is filled with humor and stories of members experiences in war and life. Welcome new members! Come add your two cents. Despite the name there is no breakfast, but coffee is available.


    There is a voluntary contribution of $1.00 or more to cover incidental expenses. Our First Vice President has the distinctive duty of reminding the members to "Put your DOLLAR on the table" and don't forget your MOAACC Coin, could save you a $1.

    Go to Contact Us to open a map with directions to our TMBC location.

Historical Event Recordings & Presentations

2026

Colonel Brian Chatman, Commander, Space Launch Delta 45

MOAACC Scholarship Corporation Annual Awards Luncheon 2026

Battle of Little Big Horn by MAJ Chuck Smith, USA (Ret)

ROTC/Academy Appointments Recognition 2026

American Battle Monuments Commission

MOAACC Luncheon - ROTC & JROTC Awards Ceremony 2026

Speaker Brian Hodgers, 32nd District, Florida House of Representatives

Plight of a Wounded Warrior by SSG Russell, USA (Ret)

Kevin Fox, MAJ, USAF (Ret). Topic: AC130 Pilot

CAPT Doug Pratt, USN, NOTU Commander

MOAACC Scholarship Corporation Annual Awards Luncheon 2026

Battle of Little Big Horn by MAJ Chuck Smith, USA (Ret)

ROTC/Academy Appointments Recognition 2026

American Battle Monuments Commission

MOAACC Luncheon - ROTC & JROTC Awards Ceremony 2026

Speaker Brian Hodgers, 32nd District, Florida House of Representatives

Plight of a Wounded Warrior by SSG Russell, USA (Ret)

Kevin Fox, MAJ, USAF (Ret). Topic: AC130 Pilot

CAPT Doug Pratt, USN, NOTU Commander

2025

BJ McGuire, Chapter Commander, DAV 123

MOAACC Annual Business Meeting 2025

Pat Green - Surviving Spouse Programs and Resources

Jose Prieto - Operation Urgent Fury (Grenada)

Dr. Newman - Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine

Congressman Mike Haridopolos - 8th District of Florida

MOAACC Scholarship Corporation Annual Awards Luncheon 2025

COL Jeff Rogers, USA, Retired - Topic: The Army

MOAACC Luncheon to Honor Students With Service Academy Appointments or ROTC Scholarships 2025

MOAACC Luncheon - ROTC & JROTC Awards Ceremony 2025

James W Draper Museum Director for the Cape Canaveral Space Force Museum

Stephanie Robinson, Brevard Emergency Mgmt

MOAACC Annual Business Meeting 2024

William (Bill) Toti, CAPT, USN (Ret) - Ukraine

RADM Wayne Justice, USCG, Ret. - Port Canaveral Overview/Update

Tim Bobanic, Brevard Supervisor of Elections, Election Integrity

Jim Viola - Vertical Aviation International, Vision, Purpose and Values

Dr Mark P Nelson, Melbourne Community Orchestra

MOAACC Scholarship Corporation Annual Awards Luncheon 2024

Greg Donovan, Executive Director of the Melbourne Airport

MOAACC Luncheon to Honor Students With Service Academy Appointments or ROTC Scholarships

LDCR Pasquale Reino DO, USN Fmr, Fastest Recovery For Your Knee Replace

MOAACC Luncheon - ROTC & JROTC Awards Ceremony 2024

The Viera Company - Eva M. Rey, M.P.A.

MG Gregg Martin, USA (Ret)--The Bipolar General

Dr. John Nicklow: Florida Tech's Sixth President

CAPT Winston Scott, USN, Astronaut

China Threat presented by Larry Sanford

Pearl Harbor Perspectives presented by Andy Petruska

MOAACC Annual Business Meeting 2023

Veteran Surviving Family Educational Seminar - "Preparing for the Final Chapter"

Susan Dabrowski - Space Force Update

Janet E. Petro, Director, John F. Kennedy Space Center - Video Presentation

Kevin Smith - Recycling in Brevard

LaTonya Daniel, Executive Director, Space Coast American Red Cross

MOAACC Scholarship Corporation Annual Award Luncheon 2023

Myron "Ron" Fortson, Subj: Moon Program and ULA

Friends of Children of Brevard Current Affairs Presentation

MOAACC Honors Students With Service Academy Appointments or ROTC Scholarships

Mechelle Taylor of Soter Senior Living & Family Advocates

MOAACC Luncheon - ROTC & JROTC Awards Ceremony 2023

D. Keith Winsten, Executive Director Brevard Zoo - Aquarium Project

Annual Membership Business Meeting

A Shuttle Launch from Beginning to End by Jane A. Hodges, Ph.D. And…

CAPT Jacqueline Rychnovsky, USN (Ret.), PhD, CAE

LTC Ken Harris, USAR - Joint Task Force ( JTF) Guantanamo (GITMO)

MOAACC Scholarship Corporation 39th Annual Award Luncheon

LTC (Ret) Tim Thomas - Joint Task Force-Full Accounting (POW/MIA) “Perspectives from a former Team Commander”

Lt Col Les Dyer, III, USAF (Ret) - The SR-71

MOAACC Luncheon to Honor Academy Appointees & ROTC Scholarship Winners

MOAACC Luncheon - ROTC & JROTC Awards Ceremony

Catherine R. McNeilly, “The Blue Continuum: Better Policing through Early Intervention”

George Taylor, Jr, President & Board Chair - NVHS Organizational Overview

CAPT Andrew Petruska, USN Retired “Secret Adventures in Oceanography”

Carol Craig, Chairman and CEO of Craig Technologies and Sidus Space - “Bringing Space Down to Earth.”

RADM Wayne Justice, USCG, Ret. - Port Canaveral Overview/Update

COL Ken Boll, USA, Ret., "December Holy Days And the Military"

MOAACC Annual Membership Business Meeting (2021)

Colonel Tom Belisle "Passing a Legacy To Your Family"

Luncheon Presentation by Colonel Mark A. Shoemaker, Vice Commander - Operations, Patrick SFB

LT Daniel E. Wilson, USN Retired – “A Pledge and An Oath”

Florida State Senator Tom A. Wright MOAACC Presentation

Family Promise of Brevard Presentation

MOAACC Scholarship Corporation 38th Annual Award Luncheon

“Running a Zoo in a Pandemic: Challenges and Opportunities" by D. Keith Winsten

Jamie Draper presenting "The Air Force Space & Missile Museum"

Dana Blickley - “Hot topics, Veterans exemptions and Updates to the Law”

MOAACC Awards Luncheon for Military Academy Appointments & ROTC Scholarship

Marsha Abeln presents “We Honor Veterans”

Mr. Richard Russell presents "America to the Moon 2024"

Dr. Warren Wheeler and Mr. Todd Owens discussing Cutting Edge, Holistic Medical Treatments: non-invasive approaches to helping you feel your best.

MOAACC March 2021 Luncheon Presentation: Guest Speaker James Justice, President of Rolling Thunder Florida Chapter 1

2021 Virtual Retiree Appreciation Day (RAD) 6 March 2021

“Cyber-attacks in the Face of the Pandemic” with Capt Kimberly Hopkins, USAF (Fmr)

2021 Installation Ceremony (Install Chapter Officers & Directors and Award Presentations (16 January 2021))

“Holiday Nostalgia…and Something Even Better” with MAJ Bill Adams, USAR (Ret)

"Reflections Programs & Services; COVID Times" by Dr. Lauren Loftis, MD, Chief Medical Officer of St. Francis Reflections

"Operation Just Cause" by COL Steve Bond, US Army (Retired)

“The Battle of Iwo Jima” by Captain Bill Muckler, USMC (Former)

"Life in the Submarine Force” by LT Malcom E. (Mac) Baird, Lieutenant, USN (Retired)

Scholarship Presentation 2020

"Contingency Estate Planning for Uncertain Times” by Capt Robin Peterson, USAF (Former) and Lt Col Roger Klaffka, USAF (Retired)

Historical Events (Recorded)

Lt Col Dennis T Tharp, USAF - Remembering Vietnam

Jose Prieto - Operation Urgent Fury (Grenada)

COL Ken Boll, USA, Ret., "December Holy Days And the Military"

MOAACC Annual Membership Business Meeting (2021)

News & Information Blogs

September 6, 2026
Patriot Day is Friday, September 11 th , and communities throughout Brevard County will gather to remember and honor the nearly 3,000 Americans who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks 25 years ago on September 11 th , 2001, as well as the first responders, military members, families, and others affected by the attacks and the ensuing Global War on Terror. Several local commemorative events are planned: City of Rockledge Remembering 9/11 Ceremony — Thursday, September 10 th : The City of Rockledge will hold its “Remembering 9/11 Ceremony” from 6-8 PM at Rockledge City Hall, 1600 Huntington Lane. The ceremony will feature musical tributes, guest speakers, and a wreath-laying ceremony honoring the victims, first responders, military members, and families impacted by the attacks. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 321-221-7540. Brevard Veterans Memorial Center 25th Anniversary Commemoration — Friday, September 11 th : The Brevard Veterans Memorial Center (BVMC) will hold its 25 th Annual Commemoration of September 11 th , 2001, from 6-7:30 PM at the BVMC Amphitheater, 400 S. Sykes Creek Parkway, Merritt Island. The event will remember those killed in the attacks, the first responders subsequently affected by occupational toxins, the patriots who went to war in defense of our nation, and the families who shared their sacrifice. It is free and open to the public. For more information, call 321-453-1776. Palm Bay Patriot Day Remembrance Ceremony — Friday, September 11 th : A Patriot Day Remembrance Ceremony will be held at 8:30 AM at Palm Bay City Hall, 120 Malabar Road, Palm Bay. The ceremony will honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost and the heroes who emerged on September 11 th , 2001. Guest speakers will share remarks and personal reflections on the events and their lasting impact. It is free and open to the public. For more information, call 321-952-3443. The Avenue Viera World Trade Center Memorial — Friday, September 11 th : The Avenue Viera invites the community to visit its 9/11 World Trade Center Memorial from 10 AM to 7 PM. The memorial, located across from AMC Theaters at 2261 Town Center Avenue in Melbourne, includes remnants of the World Trade Center. Visitors are invited to pay their respects to those lost at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Flowers and flags will be available for visitors to leave at the memorial or take home in memory of the fallen. For more information, call 321-634-5390. We encourage our members and the community to take an opportunity to honor those who were lost, remember the courage of those who responded, and recognize the service and sacrifice of the generations of Americans who followed.
September 3, 2026
Army Echoes is the U.S. Army's official newsletter for retired Soldiers, surviving spouses, and their families. It provides timely information on military retirement benefits, Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) updates, TRICARE and Medicare changes, VA benefits, DFAS pay matters, legislative and policy changes, and other programs affecting the retired military community. Its purpose is to help retirees and survivors stay informed, maintain access to earned benefits, and remain connected to the Army family. CLICK HERE for the latest edition. Typical topics include: Retirement pay and COLA updates Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) information TRICARE and healthcare changes VA benefits and survivor programs Retiree Appreciation Days (RADs) Military community news and resources Guidance for surviving spouses and families As of 2026, Army Echoes is transitioning to primarily digital distribution, with notifications sent through the retiree's DFAS myPay email account.
August 27, 2026
Dear BNOVLB Supporters, As we honor all veterans, including those who have no family members to support therm at their end of life, pleased to report there will be another Brevard No One Veteran Left Behind (BNOVLB) Service at the Cape Canaveral National Cemetery on 30 September 0900-1000 hours. This will be our fourth such service since 2023, following several years working with MIAP. Remember that CCNC supports five counties, so not all the honorees are from Brevard County. Special appreciation to Tom Fitzgerald and his caisson as well to Joye Eiker and Sara Breuilly for being our case managers and working with VA to confirm eligibility. Thanks so much to CCNC/NCA Director Cindy Van Bibber and her staff for their support and setting up this next service. The staff will also read the names of many veterans who had no family present when they were laid to rest in the past year. We all will also bear witness to their service. Thanks to the Cape Canaveral Ladies and the CCNC staff, they were not buried alone. Please consider volunteering for one of the positions below, or just attending as witnesses, as we make sure another 20 veterans and spouses receive the honors they deserve for their final resting place. Some of our veterans have been left on funeral home shelves for decades, but we can then confirm they were not forgotten: A. Urn Bearer B. Flag Bearer (for Veterans) C. Flower Bearer (For spouses/dependents) D. Parking Support E. Information and Sign In table F. Other Support Roles, including placing urns on caisson, etc. We hope to have several alternates for the roles above in case of illness, etc. We also hope to match our record high for a past service with 180 in attendance. It is a special event you will not forget. The service will take place at a Committal Shelter, likely No 2 on the east side of the admin building. Parking will be available with direction from CCNC Staff. Please arrive by 0830 to sign in, confirm roles, pick up white gloves, etc. To Volunteer for a Role above, email only LaRue Fleming and myself no later than 20 Sep. We can also answer questions you may have. Please DO NOT Respond ALL. LaRue Fleming < laruefleming1@yahoo.com > Donn Weaver < donnweaver2020@gmail.com > Please also spread the word to your veteran organizations and friends. Details are also included in the BVMC Vet Events Calendar sent out earlier this week. Hope you are all looking forward to the Fall and all the veteran related events it brings. Good that the BNOVLB Service will be one of them. Warm Regards, CPT Donn A. Weaver USA (Former) President, MOAACC Good Deeds Foundation BNOVLB Coordinator 757-871-6576
August 10, 2026
UNOFFICIAL BREVARD VMC VETERAN EVENTS CALENDAR — September 2026 AND BEYOND. Contact BVMC for any additions or other information. NOTE: Some Events Change in between our monthly mailing of the BVMC Calendar. Keep up to date with those changes using our web link: https://veteransmemorialcenter.org/upcoming-veterans-events/ SEPTEMBER 04 Sep — Their Voice of Hope Welcome Back Happy Birthday and Appreciation Luncheon 1130-1330 at Gray Hall of BVMC. RSVP and registration required at events@theirvoiceofhope.com . For women veterans and the organizations that support TVOH. 11 Sep — 25th Annual Commemoration of the attacks on America on 9/11/2001 sponsored by Club 1013 And BVMC. (1800-1930) In the new Park Amphitheater. Focused on those who fell on 9/11 as well as thousands who were affected by toxins and went to the fight abroad. This major event supports and remembers the Fire, Police, EMS, Civilians, Military who lost their lives on or because of 9/11. We will honor and remember all their families as well. 12 Sep — Space Coast Honor Flight #4 of 5 2026 visits by veterans to see their monuments and memorials in Wash DC. Starts at 0400 hours at Melbourne International Airport Main Terminal with Welcome home set 2030 hours same evening. Come out and honor these veterans , some from the Korean War era and their Guardians that will travel with them. Many veteran organizations and community groups support this amazing program. MOAACC Good Deeds funds FIT ROTC Cadets and Veterans in the VA sponsored FIT Psych PhD program to serve as guardians throughout the year. Contact schf.org for more information and to sign up on the waiting list for both honorees and guardians. 26 Sep — Special Vietnam Veterans Welcome Home Dinner and Celebration sponsored by the Vietnam Exhibit Project led by Ben Bydalek. Azon Temple , 1591 W Eau Gallie Blvd, Melbourne. Event starts at 1530. FREE Dinner 1630 -1730 with other events until 2000. VVA Chapter 1096 co sponsor. Contact Ben for more info. thenamwar@yahoo.com 27 Sep — Dice Run by AMVETS riders Chapter 2415 (0830- 1600. Ride Cycles, Roll Dice and Win with 6 stops starting with AM Legion Post 1 in Titusville. Plenty of eats and drinks (non- alcoholic ) at $20 per rider and $10 per passenger. Proceeds benefit Veteran Barry Munn’s battle with cancer. Contact AMVETS for more info. Register at 0900-1000 at AL Post 1. 30 Sep — Brevard No One Veteran Left Behind Memorial Service at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery in Mims 0900-1000. We will lay to rest almost 20 Veterans and Spouses who were abandoned by their families and left on funeral home shelves in some cases for decades. Call to support with urn, flag and flower bearers along with witnesses will be made before Labor Day. CCNC will also read the names of all veterans and spouses laid to rest during the past year with no family present. Let us thus pay respects to our veterans that will finally lay in honored rest as America promised. Contact Donn Weaver, donnweaver2020@gmail.com for more information and to volunteer. OCTOBER 03 Oct — JROTC Raider Challenge Meet #1 at BVMC Park and Amphitheater. (0630- 1230) 10 Oct — Medal of Honor BBQ , Craft Fair, Specialty Car show, live music, food trucks and more. Sponsored by SpaceX and other MOH Foundation supporters with proceeds going to support veteran families in distress. Contact BVMC VP Don Pearsall for more information on 321-313-2444. . (1000- 1600). . 17 Oct — Space Coast Honor Flight #5 of 5 2026 visits by veterans to see their monuments and memorials in Wash DC. Starts at 0400 hours at Melbourne International Airport Main Terminal with Welcome home set 2030 hours same evening. Come out and honor these veterans , some from the Korean War era and their Guardians that will travel with them. Many veteran organizations and community groups support this amazing program. MOAACC Good Deeds funds FIT ROTC Cadets and Veterans in the VA sponsored FIT Psych PhD program to serve as guardians throughout the year. Contact schf.org for more information and to sign up on the waiting list for both honorees and guardians. 31 Oct — JROTC Raider Challenge Meets #2 at BVMC Park and Amphitheater. (0630-1230) NOVEMBER 07 Nov — Annual St Francis Hospice 5K Run for Veterans at the new Veterans Memorial Park Amphitheater and Plaza 0730- 1130. Includes vendors, awards, veteran pinning as SFH raises funds for their “ We Honor Veterans Program “ throughout the County all year. Details and registration in September. 07 Nov Third Annual Cape Canaveral Veterans Day Parade sponsored by VFW Post 10131. Starts and Ends near the Cape Canaveral City Hall at 1111 Hours until 1330. Includes music, vendors, food, and more. Sign ups and more information in August. 07 Nov — Second Annual VyStar MOACC Good Deeds Foundation Veterans Recognition Dinner 1700-2000 Fundraiser at the Melbourne Hilton Rialto as they recognize veteran organizations, projects and individuals who have made major contributions on the Space Coast 2025-26. Keynote Speaker is Rep Mike Haridopolos, with Clerk of Courts Rachel Sadoff as MC and Sheriff Wayne Ivey as Auctioneer. Sign up to sponsor tables or reserve seats at moaacc.org 08 Nov — Home Stretch 9th Annual 5K sponsored by National Veterans Homeless Support in the Eau Gallie Arts District with the start at 0800 hours. Sign up at https://runsignup.com/homestretch5k 11 Nov — Veteran Day Events at BVMC and many other locations in the county. Details in August. 14 Nov — JROTC Raider Challenge Meet #3 for District Championship at BVMC Park and Amphitheater (0630-1300) NOTE: State Championships on 12 Dec. 14 Nov — Annual Marine Corps Ball at Space Coast Convention Center, Cape Canaveral 1700-2200 sponsored by Brevard Marine Corps League Chapter 513. Ceremony, dinner, silent auction, tradition, dancing and fun. Contact : mclbrevard513@gmail.com to sign up, pay and for more information. Tickets $60 each. 14 Nov — The Support Committee at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery (501(c)3) will be having their annual Fall Fundraiser on November 14 at American Legion Post 1 in Titusville. Beginning at 5:30, dinner tickets are available at $25 per person; a 50/50 raffle and many raffle items will be available in a silent auction. With a DJ, the evening will be fun, tasty and entertaining while supporting the efforts to enhance ceremonies and education about Cape Canaveral National Cemetery For reservations and more information: saavik31324@yahoo.com DECEMBER 05 Dec — Annual Merritt Island Grand Illumination sponsored by CAMI and BVMC 1500- 2000 at BVMC Amphitheater Park and Plaza. More details in August. 11-12 Dec— 2026 Superintendent’s Cup Brevard County JROTC Air Rifle Championships at Palm Bay jr/Sr Magnet High School Shooting Range Building 0800-1700 each day. This event is a qualifier for State Championships. 12 Dec —5th Annual Space Force T-minus 10 Miler Run at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. 0700-1100. This is a USSF Heritage Event which is open to the public and thus gives a rare glimpse into the historic area with run past 4 old launch sites. Runners and dozens of volunteers and sponsors needed. Learn more and register at https://runspaceforce.com 19 Dec. — Wreaths Across America Ceremony at the Cape Canaveral National Cemetery and other Brevard locations. CCNC Friday, 18 Dec and Saturday, 19 Dec (1500-1730 and 0800 - 1030 for family and friends, 1030 - 1100 to lay wreaths and 1100-1130 for the Ceremony at the Flag Assembly Area. Contact waaccnc.org to donate wreaths and funds for the ceremony. 2027 January 23 Jan — JROTC Drill Meet #1 in VM Park with amphitheater stage for awards (0630-1230). 30 Jan — JROTC Run and Shoot Event at Satellite HS 0800-1200. Includes Ruck Run and timed air rifle shooting for accuracy. -6-8 JROTC Teams expected for this unique Brevard County Event. February 06 Feb — JROTC Drill Meet #2 in Park with amphitheater stage for awards (0630-1230). Also planned to overlap with 2027 Medal of Honor Event. Look for more details in December 2026. 27 Feb. — JROTC Drill Meet #3 District Championships in Park with amphitheater stage for awards (0630-1230) March 13 Mar. — BVMC/SAR Last Naval Battle of the American Revolution (0800-1200) Amphitheater and Concessions area. Details in Dec April 16 Apr. — BVMC/BPS Space Coast Military Enlistment Ceremony at VMP Amphitheater (1400-1900) May 02 May — BVMC/Back Brevard Heroes — Hero Fest — Plaza and Park (0900-1500). Please help us spread the word and advis e of any new events.

MOAACC Website Training Tutorials

The links below are computer-based education tutorials/videos designed to assist our members/users in learning how to use the MOAA Cape Canaveral Chapter (MOAACC.ORG) Website, Membership Portal and the Membership Management System capabilities. Click on links below to open video tutorial, then click the play button; be patient as it may take a minute to start. (best viewed in full screen).


MOAACC.ORG Website Training Tutorial

MOAACC Membership Portal

Membership Management System Capabilities

MOAA Quorum Setup Instructions

Beginning 4 June 2020, MOAACC will conduct weekly Virtual TMBCs. The Thursday Morning Breakfast Club is MOAACC’s weekly meeting to exchange facts and fun. Due to the COVID 19 challenges/constraints, we had to cancel in-person TMBCs until further notice. We will conduct Virtual TMBCs via the Zoom Teleconferencing application (training video left). This ensures compliance with CDC guidelines and still enables us to conduct MOAACC business. Please RSVP through our event calendar or send an email to moaacapecanaveral@gmail.com indicating you will attend virtually. You will be able to attend virtually through your computer, through a Zoom phone application or you can dial in using your home or cell phone. Once RSVPs are received, I will send an invitation providing access instructions. Thank you for your support as MOAACC GOES VIRTUAL!