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Two Veterans from the Ozarks sit in front of the Missouri Section of the World War II Memorial in Washington DC, as part of the Ozarks first Honor Flight.

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Honor Flight Is Closure For Local Vets

by monteschisler (Subscribe)

Posted on: Nov 18, 2009 at 10:05 PM CDT

Channel: Local News

Location: Washington, DC

A group of veterans from SW Missouri and NW Arkansas made an "Honor Flight" trip to Washington DC to see the WWII Memorial for the first time. Steve Grant from KY-3 (the NBC affiliate from Springfield, MO I used to work for) has been instrumental in covering the efforts of the program and the fundraising involved. A day I will never forget - I'm now the organization's biggest fan. Please donate if you can. Go to www.ky3.com for more information.

family member of a vet says ...

On Thursday, Nov 19 at 8:21 AM

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this article brings tears to my eyes. what an honor for these men & women. im so glad to see that the ozarks is doing this for these men & women. god bless you all & thank you for serving our country.

Leroy Harvey says ...

On Thursday, Jan 7 at 11:44 AM

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I am wondering if there is a list of veterans that have been chosen to be on the Honor Flight to Washington DC. Where would I find that information?

Jody Housknecht says ...

On Thursday, Mar 18 at 10:54 PM

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Is the Honor Flight still going on for the WWII Vets? My father is 88 years old and a WWII Veteran. He lives in Independence, MO. Do you know how I can get him involved in this flight to Washington? I appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks.

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