Honor Flight Columbus
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Outstanding and creative volunteers
Building a replica of the Korean War Veterans Memorial are (from left) Lisa Reschke, backside of John Bokros, Paige Bokros, Julie Colley (closest to camera) and Dave Colley of the Westerville for Honor Flight Committee. Get full information by pressing Events tab on left.
World War II and Korean War Veterans, take the Free one-Day tour. sign up to visit your memorials in Washington D.c.
Honor Flight Columbus recognizes and celebrates World War II and Korean War veterans by flying them to
Veterans are provided this tour-of-honor experience as a token of our gratitude and respect for their service to our country.
Click Here to see a short video of a typical trip. All flights are made on commercial airliners.
The World War II Memorial was dedicated in May 2004 and the Korean War memorial was dedicated in July 1995. They are long overdue tributes to the men and women who sacrificed so much for our freedom, and a memorial to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Regrettably, many of these aging vets have been unable to visit their memorial in a conventional way on their own due to lack of funds or travel impediments. Through volunteer guardians who pay their own way, we overcome many of the problems and escort them on this “trip of a lifetime.” These all-expense-paid, one-day trips to the nation’s capital occur April – November as donations permit.
*Korean War Veterans are those who served between June 25, 1950 to January 31, 1955.
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While an army is said to move on its belly, veterans go to Washinton D.C. through donations from those who appreciate what they did for us. Please give. Thank You. 100 percent of all donations go to support our World War II and Korean vets. All work is done by unpaid volunteers.
While an army is said to move on its belly, veterans go to Washinton D.C. through donations from those who appreciate what they did for us. Please give. Thank You. 100 percent of all donations go to support our World War II and Korean vets. All work is done by unpaid volunteers.
'It's the Veteran, not the reporter, who has given us the freedom of the press.'
'It's the Veteran, not the poet, who has given us the freedom of speech.'
'It's the Veteran, not the community organizer, who gives us the freedom to demonstrate.'
'It's the Military who salutes the flag, who serves beneath the flag, and whose coffin is draped by the flag, who allows the protester to burn the flag.'
