Links and Other Important Information
Thank you for visiting us! Here are some interesting sites on the web and a few
interesting articles.
1. Indiana Honor Roll of Heroes
2. How to display flags on a vehicle/motorcycle
3. Stolen Valor
4. IN PG Blog
5. Why We Serve
6. IN Calendar of events
7.
U.S. Congress Commends the Patriot Guard Riders
8. Help your child
survive an accidental drowning.
9. Paralyzed
Veterans of America Newsletters
10. Wikipedia - Patriot Guard Riders
The above link is a short historical overview of how the PGR began.
11. Donate toys for the soldiers to
give out.
12. Let's Say Thanks
13.
Photos
of Medal of Honor Gravesites in Indiana
14. A Soldiers Story
15.
Indiana War Memorial an Indiana Treasure and Fitting Tribute
16. Indiana Air Search and
Rescue
17. Other State Links:
Minnesota: www.mnpatriotguard.org
North Carolina:
http://forums.delphiforums.com/pgrofnc/start
West Virginia: www.wvpatriotguard.org
Maryland:
http://www.mdpatriotguard.org/joomla/
18. Dog Tags for Kids is a very worthwhile organization that sees that
the children of soldiers have a dog tag of their father/mother to wear
around their neck -
19. http://wandascountryhome.com/refuge/index.html
20. Fort Wayne, IN Blue Star Mothers
21. Yellow Ribbon
Support Center
22. Take a look at our Billboard for the Troops.
23. Military Salute Project
24. Flags for Fallen Military
25. What is a Veteran
26. www.militaryrideshare.com.
This free site allows military persons to log on and find other military members
who are traveling in the same direction so they can ride together and save some
green.
27.
Free Mental Health Services to the military
28. A free 5-day pass
for Active Duty and Retired Military at Disney World.
29. Secretary of Defense
Gates Senate Testimony of 1/27/09
30. Famous
People Painting with Wiki Links/mouse over tagging.
31.
American Widow Project
32. National Purple Heart Hall of
Honor
33.
Canine Companions for Independence for Wounded Veterans
34.
50,000 Names on the Wall
35.
The
Fallen Heroes Memorial in Westfield, IN
All KIAs of 'Enduring Freedom' are honored in
this residential yard and it's not just a passing fancy - this is concrete. Drop
by take a look.
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