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Patriots Pride Day is a joint effort by the Colonel James Wood II Chapter and Middletown, VA to honor patriots. It is held at the Veterans Memorial Park in Middletown, VA. There were two Revolutionary War reenactor skirmishes, a display of Civil War, WWI and WWII equipment and reenactors from those wars. Present were representatives from the Korean War Veterans Society, AmVets, Honor Flight, Vietnam Veterans of America, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Wreathes were presented by The Colonel James Wood II Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Colonial Dames. The Winchester Honor Guard fired a salute to all patriots. Submitted by Dale Corey, President, Colonel James Wood II Chapter   
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7/27/2018 12:26:14 am
Celebration means that people are gathered together to celebrate an important event. Holidays are also a celebration to recognize something that helps to gain the things that we have right now even if it happens a very long time. Something that is part of our history. There are also a lot of people who fight and sacrifice their lives for the benefit of their countrymen. And it is only right for us to honor patriots and to give tribute to their bravery. Leave a Reply. |
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