Warrior Wagon

Happy Birthday Kenny. 100 years old today Thank you for your Army service in WW2, your 82 years as a Fireman in the Beekman Department, and your 35 years as a teacher in Greenhaven Prison.and your lifetime community service.

Thank you for your service Sir!

Delivery driver stops to do THIS with the flag... This is such an incredible video. It came from my friend Amy, who taped this at her front door. I guess s...he was getting packages and this is what happened right in front of her house. Watch what he does when he's done folding up the flag...so beautiful! Notice of Transparency: All of the events that take place in this short-film video are purely fictitious. Any similarities to actual people or actual events are coincidences. This video’s only purpose is entertainment.

Not much into politics but I will say this. This man is 96 years old, he stormed the beaches at Normandy, and will not discuss his time in the military. Last ni...ght as the National Anthem played he stood proudly with his legs shaking and his hand on his heart. I'm proud to call him my Grampa, and I'm proud of the things he's done in his life. Kneel if you want, but we will stand beside him. Not because we agree with racial struggles, but because we respect those who fought for all of us. See more

#TodayIRemember those laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery in Section 55. Henry Hank James DiAngelo (Section 55, Gravesite 3186): Born to Italian immi...grants in New York in 1935, Hank was a fighter pilot in Vietnam and Commander of the 8th Airlift Squadron at McChord Air Force Base. During his career in the Air Force, Colonel DiAngelo and was awarded the Air Medal and Legion of Merit. A devoted and caring husband and father, he is very loved and missed by his family. (Photo: top left) Christopher Fitzgerald Wrenn (Section 55, Gravesite 5951): Colonel Wrenn was 100% giver! He is remembered every day for his hearty laugh and his support of those he worked with and loved. (Photo: top right) Nicholus Visnich (Section 55, Gravesite 3077): A 30 year Army Veteran who served two tours in Vietnam. He loved serving his Country! (Photo: bottom left) Philip John Grey (Section 55, Gravesite 1121): SFC (Ret) Grey’s first duty station was at Fort Myer in 1986 with The Old Guard, Hotel Company. During his career, he made soldier of the month, then soldier of the quarter and finally soldier of the year at U.S. Military District of Washington in 1987. He later obtained a position at the Pentagon and was assigned a personal security detail to then Caspar Weinberger. In 2003, his career came to a close with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), with distinction and honor. (Photo: bottom right) Thank you to all who submitted their loved one’s stories in 2020 to be featured on ANC’s social media platforms in 2021. Submissions are now closed and all Today I Remember submissions will be shared periodically throughout the winter season. All personal photos and post content about those interned or inurned at ANC are from their loved one’s submission content, which may have been revised slightly based on DoD social media guidelines.

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Photos from last Friday’s honor ceremony. First responders: 1. Retired NYPD Sergeant Wiiliam Laham (20 years of Service )... 2. Active East Fishkill Police Officer Anthony Zebrowski (also retired NYPD) 3. Active East Fishkill Police Officer Lou Romano (also retired NYPD) 4. Active Dutchess County Deputy Sheriff Carmine Romeo (also retired NYPD) 5. East Fishkill Fire Department "Car 2" Thomas Cirrincione 6. Peekskill Fire department Captain Steve Dixon American Airlines Flight Attendant: 7. Mrs. Julie Festa Honorable Mention: Dutchess County Sheriff, Director of Nursing Mrs. Michelle Culbreth Danbury, CT Fire Department, Firefighter Jason Culbreth The Honorable Steven O"Hare & Family Warrior Wagon Support Crew Member, Arlington Firefighter Jim Leberman (37 Years combined Service).

We were blessed with being able to honor this fine American several years ago on the Warrior Wagon!

Warrior Wagon will be at a 911 honor ceremony at five PM today.

We stopped today and presented a Warrior Wagon medallion to the 95-year-old, World War II, Navy veteran, John ‘Never Surrender’ Mastrocola, a true American patriot. Despite battling cancer, daily you can find him sitting besides the sidewalk outside his home in Torrington, CT where he wishes everyone a patriotic good morning. We told him we would continue to fight for this country and the freedoms he fought for. It was a very humbling experience to speak with this man! He does this for the want of more people to respect the flag and the country.

Thanks to old glory 1

Great American!