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January 2012
March 2012 22-24 Military Reunion Planner Event Who: Your Military Reunion Connection What: We present seminars and familiarization tours for the benefit of volunteer Military reunion planners. When: Thursday thru Saturday, Mar 22-24, 2012 Where: Avi Resort & Casino - Laughlin, NV Why: We are a networking and support organization of Military reunion groups and the organizations that serve them. To make sure you get the Most Bang for Your Organization's Buck!
Contact: 417-593-4234 Debbie Jones Email: YMRCUSA@gmail.com Website: www.YourMilitaryReunions.com Addl Info: Whether you are planning a small event for 20 people at your group's home or 500 people in Las Vegas or Orlando... The things you learn in how to organize, plan, publicize, getting rooms, meals, transportation, entertainment, decorations and so much more, will be worth your time and energy. We Specialize in Military and Veterans Events and Respect what you all did for our Nation, through your Service.
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March 2012 25 Medal Of Honor Day Who: For those that know what true sacrifice is. What: National Medal Of Honor Day When: Every year starting 2007 Where: In the Hearts and Minds of those who served Why: Instead of honoring the men and women of our Military Service, they create a holiday and think this will suffice instead of the Medical care we need. Instead of handling our claims quickly or even allowing those deserving the dignity and respect earned. Contact: Email: Website: Congressional Medal Of Honor Society; http://www.cmohs.org/ Addl Info:
May 2012 01 Silver Star Day Who: What: When: Where: Why: Contact: Email: Website: Silver Star Families of America Addl Info: Janie Orman, the organization's president, says; "We want 50 cities across the United States to hold ceremonies and remember our honored wounded."
The tradition of the Silver Star banner for the wounded and ill goes back to 1917 and lasted for years until it faded into history. Silver Star Families of America brought back this tradition so that every time someone sees a Silver Star banner in a window or a Silver Star flag flying, they remember the sacrifice of wounded service members.
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