Mesa, East Valley WWII veterans ready for a flight to remember
WWII Pilot
Robert Wilson, 86, will be a among a group of World War II veterans who will be flown to tour the war memorials and other sites in Washington, D.C. from May 1-3 as part of the Honor Flight program that picks up the bill for flying veterans to Washington so they can see the sites. The program, which recently received a $10,000 grant from Boeing of Mesa, also is trying to raise more money for vets on the waiting list. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
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ralpho posted at 11:04 am on Sun, Mar 18, 2012.
As a 50 year old vet. I dont feel young myself. If you are planning on doing anything for these Vets. Post hast.
If you knew its not a war movie it was there life.
Todays young vets stepped up to the plate and knocked it clean out of the park.
Toujours Prêt