Airports in Wisconsin receiving more than $38M for upgrades
Wisconsin airports are receiving over $38 million to improve infrastructure, bolster safety and improve connectivity.
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Appleton Airport expansion will double the facility's size, builds on recent passenger growth
By Joe Schulz | Wisconsin Public Radio Appleton International Airport this week broke ground on a $66 million expansion that will double the size of the
Source: wausaupilotandreview.com
Overlooked Hmong vets honored in final Old Glory Honor Flight of the year
The Hmong Vietnam servicemembers were flown from the Appleton International Airport on Oct. 18 to visit war memorials in Washington, D.C.
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Overlooked Hmong vets honored in final Old Glory Honor Flight of the year
This year’s final Old Glory Honor Flight recognized 20 Hmong veterans, alongside other vets, underscoring their significant contributions to the U.S. during the Vietnam War. Fitting tribute: The Hmong Vietnam servicemembers joined 78 veterans who served in various wars and were flown from the Appleton International Airport on Oct. 18 to visit war memorials in Washington, D.C., reported WLUK. The returning heroes were also greeted with signs, balloons and a crowd waving American flags.
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Overlooked Hmong vets honored in final Old Glory Honor Flight of the year
This year’s final Old Glory Honor Flight recognized 20 Hmong veterans, alongside other vets, underscoring their significant contributions to the U.S. during the Vietnam War. Fitting tribute: The Hmong Vietnam servicemembers joined 78 veterans who served in various wars and were flown from the Appleton International Airport on Oct. 18 to visit war memorials in Washington, D.C., reported WLUK. The returning heroes were also greeted with signs, balloons and a crowd waving American flags.
Source: yahoo.com