The Gear-Fry-Mittler Memorial Post 10906, Gladstone MO

With great sadness the defacing of the WWI Museum and Memorial.

A simple gesture of appreciation of our military can be as simple as changing an outdoor lightbulb to green or placing a lamp with green lightbulb in your window. While this can be celebrated year round, typically the campaign starts on November 1. Don't forget to Green Light a Vet

American Heritage Girls will be saluting Veterans November 9-13. Be sure to encourage these young ladies as they salute our Heroes this Veterans Day.

Last week Commander Ed Oliver, along with State Senior Vice Commander Jim Nail, had the honor of presenting a VFW lifesaving award to Brett Rankin, the father of Marine Sergeant T. Rankin, that was killed in Japan while saving someone's life.

Commander Ed Oliver presenting Rhonda Buening with a Distinguished Leadership award at our meeting last week.

POW/MIA Recognition Day September 18 The United States’ National POW/MIA Recognition Day is observed across the nation on the third Friday of September each year. Many Americans take the time to remember those who were prisoners of war (POW) and those who are missing in action (MIA), as well as their families. Posted in a DESE newsletter State of Mo

Where Were You by Alan Jackson In American Sign Language I do not own this song You’re not forgotten

On this day 75 years ago WWII ended. https://www.latimes.com//2020/vj-day-japan-wwii-surrender

Just some fun humor.

Don't forget about our monthly meeting this evening. 1900 at The Knights of Columbus building at 1500 NE Englewood Rd, Gladstone MO 64118. Wear your mask!

Happy National Coast Guard Day! https://www.military.com/mi/origins-of-coast-guard-day.html