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Honor Mission: Monthly Moment of Remembrance, Bridgeville, Pennsylvaina
Honor Mission Monthly Moment of Remembrance Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – July 2, 2025 About the Mission: National Cemetery of the Alleghenies for the Monthly Moment of Remembrance, for veterans that have been interred in the past month without Military Honors. Primary Staging Details: July 2, 2025 — 8:30 AM National ...
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SHORT NOTICE: Honor Mission: US Army SPC Gregory Creaturo, Vietnam Veteran, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania
Honor Mission Gregory J. Creaturo United States Army SPC – Vietnam Veteran Glenshaw, Pennsylvania – June 23, 2025 About the Mission: United States Army SPC Gregory J. Creaturo, served his country as a tank driver in the Vietnam War. During his time of service, he earned the National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam ...
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HOTH Mission: Forgotten Flagpole Rededication Ceremony, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
HOTH Mission Forgotten Flagpole Foundation Rededication Ceremony Canonsburg, Pennsylvania – June 14, 2025 About the Mission: Chris Staud a Vet, is working on the “Forgotten Flagpole Foundation”. His first project has been to refurbish a Flagpole in the East End of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Patriot Guard Riders ...
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Honor Mission: Monthly Moment of Remembrance, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
Honor Mission Monthly Moment of Remembrance Bridgeville, Pennsylvania – June 4, 2025 About the Mission: The Patriot Guard Riders will stand a Flag-Line at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies for the Monthly Moment of Remembrance, for veterans that have been interred in the past month without Military Honors. Primary ...
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Honor Mission: US Army Air Force Cpl. Glenn H. Hodak, POW World War II Veteran, Youngsville, Pennsylvania
Honor Misson US Army Air Force Cpl. Glenn H. Hodak POW World War II, Veteran Youngsville, Pennsylvania – May 19, 2025 About the Mission: The remains of a Pennsylvanian airman lost while serving in Japan during World War II. United States Army Air Force Corporal Glenn H. Hodak, 23 of Cambridge Springs. Crawford County was ...
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