Traveling memorial heads to Monument Terrace to honor fallen soldiers
The ceremony added eight new dog tags to the tribute that symbolizes a flag draped on a soldier's coffin.
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The ceremony added eight new dog tags to the tribute that symbolizes a flag draped on a soldier's coffin.
Veterans in Lynchburg are hoping to bring in new additions to Monument Terrace to recognize both the Gulf War and the Global War on Terror.
Newly-planted trees along the Blackwater Creek Trail behind Linkhorne Middle School each represent fourteen service member from the Lynchburg area, killed in action in Lebanon, Iraq, Afghanistan, and on U.S. soil since 1983. Community members honored the fourteen at a memorial ceremony Saturday, hosted by the Lynchburg Area Veterans Council.
"I thought, man, I'm gonna start crying here because it's so emotional."
"I just push myself, make myself get out there and do it."