An item from the organization formerly known as There But Not There.
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An item from the Legion Magazine.
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1 oz. Pure Silver Coin – A Wreath of Remembrance: Lest We Forget
An item we took from the The Royal Canadian Legion – National Headquarters Facebook page that may be of interest to some members.
On the Poppy’s 100th year as a symbol of Remembrance, the Royal Canadian Mint / Monnaie royale canadienne is offering this wreath to honour those who have served our country and those who continue to help advance peace around the world.
Theirs is a legacy of great trials and sacrifice, but also of hope and heroism. We will never forget their bravery, and with this wreath of forget-me-nots and red poppies, we gratefully acknowledge their service while honouring the memory of the fallen.
Order today: https://bit.ly/3FjIEXU
À l’occasion du 100e anniversaire du coquelicot du Souvenir, Royal Canadian Mint / Monnaie royale canadienne vous offrons cette couronne pour rendre hommage à ceux qui ont servi le Canada et qui continuent à œuvrer pour la paix dans le monde.
Ils laissent derrière eux un héritage fait de grandes épreuves et de sacrifices, mais aussi d’espoir et d’héroïsme : jamais leur bravoure ne sera oubliée. Par cette couronne de myosotis et de coquelicots rouges, nous soulignons leur service et honorons la mémoire de ceux qui sont tombés au combat.
Commandez votre pièce sans tarder : https://bit.ly/3oqHxzE
Our Latest Video: A Guest of Saddam
A newsletter from a fellow veterans organization in the Bay Area that may be of interest to members.
Check out our latest video, featuring Lt Col Jeff Tice, USAF (Ret) and his presentation,
“A Guest of Saddam: 46 Days as a Prisoner of War”
In January 1991, on the second day of Desert Storm’s “Shock & Awe” campaign, Lt Col Jeff Tice’s F-16 was hit by an Iraqi surface to air missile. He would become one of 23 U.S. prisoners of war from that conflict.
We were incredibly grateful to host Lt Col Tice at Marines’ Memorial in September as our first in-person speaker of 2021! Click the link below to hear his personal account of the 46 days he was in captivity as a “Guest of Saddam.”
About the Speaker:
Lt Col Jeff Tice retired from the US Air Force in 1999 after serving 22 years on active duty as a fighter pilot. He amassed over 3,000 hours of flight time in F-111, F-5 and F-16 jets. He served in combat as a Flight Commander and Assistant Operations Officer during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm. After retirement from the USAF, he flew as a Commercial Airline Pilot for American Airlines in the MD-80, Boeing 737, 757, 767 aircraft on both domestic and international routes. Lieutenant Colonel Tice retired from American Airlines in 2012. He currently volunteers for several nationwide military-related charities.
About the Moderator:
A New Jersey native, Doug Porter graduated from Cornell University in 1978. He then received his commission in the US Navy and entered flight school. Doug accumulated 2000+ hours in carrier-based jets over the next seven years and was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal.
Upon leaving the military in 1985, Doug joined Leo Burnett Advertising. He served in a number of roles during his 19 years there, including Executive Vice President and Worldwide Management Director. In 2004, Doug joined Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana as the CEO. After retiring from RMHC in 2015, Doug became a Team Leader in the Sports Clips system, and currently operates 5 franchise stores in the San Diego Area. He sits on several non-profit boards, including Marines’ Memorial Association.
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Marines’ Memorial events and videos that Commemorate, Educate, and Serve, are only possible with your generosity! If you are interested in sponsoring a future event at Marines’ Memorial, contact Chelsea Leonard, Director of Development, at ChelseaLeonard@MarinesMemorial.org.
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609 Sutter St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
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Read CWGC’s latest newsletter
A newsletter from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission that may be of interest to members.
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