THE 59 VETERANS PROJECT SALUTES OUR WOMEN IN OUR ARMED FORCES!

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Active duty and veterans, all of us here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT salute them and say God Bless them all!

Tell others to please visit us on Facebook to do the same and join us in our project to help veterans–both men and women–who have served our great country. Give everyone this important link: https://www.facebook.com/59veterans/

59 Vets Project Says: Welcome to Denali National Park!

Denali National Park and Preserve is centered on the tallest mountain in Alaska. It and its other giant, rugged peaks of the Alaska Range are covered with long sloping glaciers and boreal forest. Wildlife in the park includes grizzly bears, Dall sheep, caribou and the famous gray wolf. It is one of the biggest and most rugged of our 59 national parks, and you deserve to experience it in person! Come read our entire article about Denali National Park by visiting the 59 VETERANS PROJECT on Facebook.

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THE 59 VETS PROJECT INTRODUCES YOU TO MOH WINNER MATT URBAN!

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Matt Louis Urban was a U.S. Army lieutenant colonel. He is one of the most decorated infantry officers and Medal of Honor recipients in World War II. And here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT you know how we love writing about and sharing stories about our heroic veterans!

As for Lt. Colonel Matt Urban, here is what one online source has to say:

“He fought in seven campaigns and suffered from seven different wounds. The German’s named him “The Gray Ghost” because he seemed to die and come back to life. When given the Medal of Honor, his citation referred to ten separate acts of bravery during the Normandy campaign alone. While walking with a cane because of a broken leg, Urban managed to destroy multiple enemy tanks using a bazooka. At one point he broke himself out of a hospital, hitchhiked to the front of a battlefield, and proceeded to fight. He even found an abandoned enemy tank, jumped inside, and proceeded, on his own, to drive towards enemy forces where he opened fire. After being shot in the throat he was forced to leave the battlefield, but he recovered and lived until 1995.”

To read more about this “bravest of the brave” war veteran, please go here: http://tinyurl.com/y86joff8. And to learn about our project to train U.S. Veterans for a new career in 4K ultra high-definition and virtual reality videography, visit our headquarters company here: http://59veterans.com/.

You know, we cannot wait to ascend this summit together!

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Happy 4th of July from the 59 Veterans Project!

WELCOME TO JULY 4, 2017, INDEPENDENCE DAY, USA!

Happy July 4th and Good Morning to everyone!

And a special shout-out and Semper Fi to all our veterans and active duty men, women and canines serving in our esteemed U.S. Armed Forces!

It is our honor and profound pleasure here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT (http://59veterans.com/) to celebrate this important day in America. We trust you feel the same.

To honor, duty and courage. To God, country and family. And to all our U.S. Military past and present…WE SALUTE YOU!

59 VETERANS PROJECT HAS A GRAND TETON NAT’L PARK VIDEO FOR YOU!

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Just how beautiful and majestic is Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, USA? Well, it’s our sheer delight and pleasure here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT to share an inimitable video from the National Park Service on Facebook. When you watch it, you will definitely discover just how incredibly beautiful and majestic is Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, USA!

And check out our page on Facebook, too, when you can and see just how beautiful our project to help U.S. military veterans will be once it becomes fully operational! Simply go here to watch: https://www.facebook.com/59veterans/

PRAYERS FOR THE USS FITZGERALD

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All of us here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT hope everyone will pray for the families who lost their parent, child and/or loved ones on the USS Fitzgerald. We offer them our most sincere and heart-felt condolences. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

We welcome you to visit our main post on Facebook and leave a comment to honor and give homage to them. Here: https://www.facebook.com/59veterans/

The 59 Veterans Project has a Veterans Post for You!

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Here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT we don’t need a special reason or holiday to honor and celebrate our military veterans. It’s a privilege to honor them every single day. We hope you feel the same.

For our project is to help veterans. So visit us often here on Facebook (at https://www.facebook.com/59veterans/) to stay up to date as our project continues to move forward. There is a summit we intend to ascend. It is a lofty one. And we hope you join us in its ascent!

59 VETERANS PROJECT SALUTES THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE!

THE 59 VETS SALUTES THE NPS!

 

Our project here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT to help veterans and work with the NPS (National Park Service) to accomplish this, is still working its way toward fruition. But we wanted to take a moment to thank the NPS, which will be partnering with us in this great enterprise.

 

As an agency of the United States federal government, the the National Park Service manages all our national parks, numerous national monuments, and other conservation and historical properties throughout the United States (including Hawaii). The NPS was created on August 25, 1916, by Congress when it passed the National Park Service Organic Act, and is part of the U.S. Department of the Interior.

 

The NPS is responsible for preserving and protecting the ecological and historical integrity of these sacred places. And also managing and making them available and accessible for public use and enjoyment.

 

As of 2014, the NPS employs 21,651 employees, many of them park rangers, who oversee 417 sites, of which 59 are designated our national parks. To learn more about the National Park Service and our magnificent 59 national parks, you can visit these online sites: https://www.nps.gov/index.htm and http://www.nationalparkservice.org/.

 

Meanwhile, to learn more about us, the 59 VETERANS PROJECT, visit our headquarters company on the Internet here: http://59veterans.com/, and join us on Facebook to read epic stories about our veterans and national parks (https://www.facebook.com/59veterans/). We welcome you to join us so we may ascend this summit together!

Memorial Day Grave

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This is dedicated to all my brothers and sisters who have worn the uniform, walked the wall, stood on hollowed ground, suffered the grief of loss, known the heat of battle, tasted defeat and victory, shared the company of comrades, broken bread with kindred souls, and donned the tags for flag and country! And especially to all those who gave “the last full measure of devotion.”

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MEMORIAL DAY GRAVE

In granite, marble and simple stone blocks

Dates and names are carved in endless number:

Cemeteries of brave devotion in rows and walks

Where the slain heroes of our nation slumber.

Oh, Maytime celebration and tradition

Evoke such remembrances and respect:

A brief tribute, a toast of recognition,

A day to honor the dead and reflect.

For flag and country these battles were fought

And these precious lives we sacrificed and gave.

With their blood, peace and liberty were wrought:

Once a year, freedom lives in a Memorial Day Grave.

Marching bands and smirking, festive parades pass by

And wreaths are strewn among frolicking picnic crowds.

Darkness exhumes these tombs of infinite earth and sky,

And patriotism decays beneath holiday shrines and shrouds!

But in some small contrite gestures of impious shame,

A lonely banner is left above each passive stone,

Until another desolate war and another forgotten name

Are added to the hallowed rows lying sullen and alone.

And though the flags fly wild, they are worn and old,

And the endless stretch of graves is covered with neglect.

Though the hours of tribute may be a thousandfold,

From life, there is no greater gratitude death can expect!

Yet here, with my own modest offering to place above

The sepulcher of one who sleeps loveless and forlorn,

I grope to ponder the essence of freedom and love

That I am sanctioned on holidays to honor and mourn!

For what is patriotism, but cemeteries of lost causes?

When none dare counts or remembers the losses?

Who in their comfortable havens of liberty and security

Can surrender these sacrosanct stones to holiday obscurity?

The flowers wilt and rage amidst the Maytime solitude

As last year’s old, tattered flag I stoop to claim and save.

The shameful dirge is silenced and darkness is renewed,

While freedom lies dead again in a Memorial Day Grave.

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The 59 Vets Project Knows What Memorial Day is. Do You?

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Tomorrow is Memorial Day. It is not a holiday. It is a day of remembrance, commemoration and observance. A day to remember our fallen heroes and all the military members of the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Coast Guard and all reserve/national guard units who fought and died and gave “the last full measure of devotion” to our country and so that all of us may live in freedom and liberty.

Memorial Day is to remember and honor all these valiant souls.

Thus, it is our sacred duty and greatest honor for all of us here at the 59 VETERANS PROJECT to observe, respect and devote tomorrow, Memorial Day, to all who have served and fought and died for the United States of America. So…

Bugler, commence TAPS!

Veterans and military personnel, PRESENT…ARMS!

All Americans, HAND SALUTE!

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