Warriors Remembered Comes to Austin

Warriors Remembered is coming to the Association of the United States Army General Membership Meeting in Austin at Noon Wednesday, March 6. There will be a presentation on the memorials of Warriors Remembered in the Conference Room of the Texas Military Forces Museum at Camp Mabry as the featured presentation for the AUSA quarterly gathering. There is no admission fee and ample room for any who care to attend. Membership in AUSA is not required.

A book signing will immediately follow the presentation for anyone who would like a copy of Warriors Remembered or who brings one previously purchased.

Warriors Remembered Presentations

Warriors Remembered continues to be the subject of many successful presentations. Recently have addressed veterans groups such as the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) and local VFW chapters. Have also addressed civic groups like the Downtown Houston Pachyderm Club. Scheduled to address the Military Order of the Purple Heart in San Antonio on 22 Feb and AUSA in Austin on 6 March. If you are in the area, please join us. Book signings will follow each presentation.

Did You Know?

Did you know that since its publication on Veterans Day 2010 every review of
Warriors Remembered
has given it a 5 Star rating? 100% 5 Star ratings. Makes an excellent Christmas present for any veteran or anyone interested in the sacrifices of the Vietnam generation.

Warriors Remembered — Days of Remembrance

We are approaching four very important days of warrior remembrance – two this month.

National POW/MIA Recognition Day is Friday, 21 September (designated as the 3rd Friday in September). This is a national day of prayer and remembrance that we still have thousands of missing warriors who have never returned home. Of the 2,489 listed originally as missing in Vietnam, over 800 have had their remains returned and efforts continue for a full accounting.

Gold Star Mother’s Day is Sunday, 30 September (always the last Sunday in September). Designated to honor all mothers (and families) who have lost a son or daughter in combat.

Veterans Day is Sunday, 11 November. No explanation needed

National Wreaths Across America Remembrance takes place Saturday, 8 December (2nd Saturday in December). An annual wreath laying at all veterans cemeteries that needs support and donations.

Please participate and support each of these important days. Take a moment to honor those who have served and those who have been lost in service to the Nation.

13 Years to Remember 50 Years Ago

The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration, established last year under the Department of Defense, has begun activities to remember the 50th anniversary of events of the Vietnam War.  This effort, which kick off with the Memorial Day Ceremony at The Wall, will last for 13 years until 2025 marking the end to America’s longest war.  Stay tuned to Warriors Remembered as we remember significant events in this 13 year history.

Warriors Remembered to be quoted at The Wall on Memorial Day.

The Vietnam War 50th Anniversary Commemoration kicks off its 13-year program this Memorial Day at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.  The ceremony begins at 1:00 PM Eastern Time and will be broadcast nationally on C-SPAN, FOX, and other networks.  Among the materials submitted to the White House for President Obama’s main address were the last four lines of the poem Warriors Remembered found on page 82 and the inside cover of the book and the link to the Warriors Remembered website . 

            This poem stanza will also be printed on the back cover of the ceremony program as a consise statement of why our Nation needs this Commemoration.  It is a great honor for Warriors Remembered to be able to contribute to the beginning of this much needed program.

              It mattered not what politicians argued.

             It mattered not what history would reveal.

             We had no expectation but to serve where duty called us.

             We asked for no reward except a Nation’s thanks.

              Take time this Memorial Day to remember our fallen brothers.

Warriors Remembered — Days of Remembrance

            We are approaching four very important days of warrior remembrance – two this month. 

National POW/MIA Recognition Day is this Friday, 16 September (designated as the 3rd Friday in September).  This is a national day of prayer and remembrance that we still have thousands of missing warriors who have never returned home.  Of the 2,489 listed originally as missing inVietnam, over 700 have had their remains returned and efforts continue for a full accounting.

Gold Star Mother’s Day is Sunday, 25 September (always the last Sunday in September).  Designated to honor all mothers (and families) who have lost a son or daughter in combat.

Veterans Day is Friday, 11 November.  No explanation needed

National Wreaths Across America Remembrance takes place Saturday, 10 December (2nd Saturday in December).  An annual wreath laying at all veterans cemeteries that needs support and donations.

            Please participate and support each of these days.  Take a moment to honor those who have served and those who have been lost in service to the Nation.

Warriors Remembered awarded a Veterans Advantage Site of Distinction

Warriors Remembered website has been selected as a Site of Distinction by Veterans Advantage. This designation is awarded to “like minded sites” that offer a great service or tribute to our Nation’s veterans. Scott Higgins, Veterans Advantage CEO writes, “we’ve given {Warriors Remembered} to all our Board members and hope to give it to many others. It is a remarkable tribute to our brothers and a true labor of love.”

Warriors Remembered now linked to Vietnam War Commemoration

The Vietnam War Commemoration commission was established to coordinate remembrance of the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War. Its activities have begun and will culminate in 2015. Warriors Remembered is honored to have been selected to link to the Commemoration website and will provide information on memorials as appropriate to support activities of the commission.

Link to Warriors Remembered

There is now a new page on www.warriorsremembered.com that shows links to other memorial websites. If you would like to link with Warriors Remembered please contact the author for code that you can post on your memorial webpage and to send your link to him.