VETERANS WALL OF HONOR

VETERANS WALL OF HONOR

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Application Form Veterans Search Medal of Honor Veterans Data Registry Example

1-866-HONORWALL OR 1-866-466-6792

Dear Veteran,

On behalf of the United States Airpower Museum Foundation, it is a distinct honor and privilege to offer you the opportunity as a veteran of the United States Military to have your name permanently engraved on a historical monument

Veterans “ Wall of Honor

The Veterans “ Wall of Honor “ pays tribute to those men and women from all branches of the United States military services who made the supreme sacrifice, and those veterans who are alive and served the United States of America during peacetime and war, at home and abroad in defense of our country.

The Veterans “ Wall of Honor “ is a powerful reminder to all of us-whether young or old -that freedom and liberty often come at an exceedingly high price.

There is no more fitting Honor to the thousands of Veterans who served in the military, then to be honored by having their name engraved on this beautiful black granite monument, which becomes a permanent path into history!

All American veterans, living or deceased, and who either received an honorable discharge or are presently serving in the United States military, are eligible to have their names added to the Wall of Honor.

Family members of Veterans, who wish to have a Veterans name engraved on the wall, may do so.

If you would like to make a donation in honor of a special friend or relative you may do so.

Honor an American Veteran by enrolling them in the Veterans Wall of Honor Registry of remembrance. We’re recognizing American Veterans for their patriotism and service to our country by placing their names, picture and military history in our computer data registry.

VETERANS “ WALL OF HONOR “

Send a tax-deductible donation of $100.00

This is a unique opportunity to be part of history, so please act quickly, so your name can be permanently engraved on the Veterans “ Wall of Honor “. Celebrate America’s military spirit of Duty, Honor and Country. Come join us on the Wall of Honor.

William E. Dietzel, Museum Founder and Veteran.