Don't Miss out on the amazing Movie!
Honor Flight
Honor Flight
One Last Mission
Brought to you by Mike Calantropio
and the Combat Vets Association
Honor Flight is a heartwarming documentary about four living World War II veterans and a Midwest community coming together to give them the trip of a lifetime. Volunteers race against the clock to fly thousands of WWII veterans to Washington, DC to see the memorial constructed for them in 2005, nearly
60 years after the War. The film features four WWII veterans. Each tells their haunting war stories and beautiful post-war life stories as they embark on their own Honor Flight.
Come on out and share this amazing experience!
60 years after the War. The film features four WWII veterans. Each tells their haunting war stories and beautiful post-war life stories as they embark on their own Honor Flight.
Come on out and share this amazing experience!
Get your tickets TODAY! Go to http://www.tugg.com/events/3124
A World War II veteran brings along a photo of himself as a soldier in his youth. His volunteer travel companion, or “guardian,” holds the picture up for him on their flight to Washington, DC
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| Photo Credit: Freethink Media |
Every Day is a Bonus
Photographer Courtney Lutz chats with volunteers and veterans on the flight back from Washington, DC.
Her shirt reads, “Every day is a bonus," the motto of the Wisconsin-based Stars and Stripes Honor Flight.The term was first coined by World War II veteran, Joe Demler, upon his liberation from a Nazi prison
camp. He weighed just 70 lbs.
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| Photo Credit: Freethink Media |
Observance's
85-year-old World War II veteran Harvey Kurz watches the “Changing of the Guards” ceremony at
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War Stories
World War II veterans’ Joe Demler (left) and Harvey Kurz (right) tell their war stories and promote the Honor Flight program on the radio. The men have helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to fly their fellow veterans on Honor Flight trips.
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| Photo Credit: Freethink Media |
In Honor of...
World War II veteran Harvey Kurz (right) and a fellow Honor Flight participant are photographed in front of the Marine Corps War Memorial in Washington, DC. The memorial depicts U.S. Marines raising the flag atop Mount Suribachi on the island of Iwo Jima during World War II, an iconic image that was witnessed firsthand by Kurz during his tour of the Pacific.
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| Photo Credit: Freethink Media |
Thank you's
WWII veteran Orville Lemke, pictured, is surprised on the flight home with a package of letters written by family and friends expressing gratitude for his service.
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| Photo Credit: Freethink Media |
Get your tickets TODAY! Go to http://www.tugg.com/events/3124
Honor Flight
Brought to you by Mike Calantropio
One Last Mission
Brought to you by Mike Calantropio
and the Combat Vets Association
For more information please contact
Two Gals Events & Promotions
Amy Rose Rey - 480-318-6182
Melissa Hughes - 602-568-5313
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