The American Legion Post 122 in Warrenton will host a candlelight ceremony this Friday at 7:30 p.m. to remember military servicemen and -women who never returned home. More than 87,000 soldiers are …
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The American Legion Post 122 in Warrenton will host a candlelight ceremony this Friday at 7:30 p.m. to remember military servicemen and -women who never returned home.More than 87,000 soldiers are still missing or unaccounted for based on numbers tracked and reported by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency as of Aug. 18. Of those, 73,126 soldiers fought in World War II.This is the third annual POW-MIA Recognition Day. This year’s ceremony will feature Richard Scott Haymes Marine Corps Detachment 1393 Color Guard and American Legion Post 122 Honor Guard.Gary Ruebling will be the keynote speaker.POW-MIA
