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The Committee is the primary organizer of National
Memorial Day Parade, to be held along Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC on May 31, 2010. Over 300,000 spectators are expected to attend this year's parade, which will be televised to our men and women in uniform serving around the world. Participating are proud veterans of World War II, as well as every generation since.
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Bringing the legacy of the "Greatest Generation to the latest generation" is the mission of the World War II Veterans Committee. Through documentary work, speaker programs, and its quarterly publications, American Valor Quarterly and World War II Chronicles, the World War II Veterans Committee seeks to bring the history of World War II to the public.
Here on the World War II Veterans Committee's online home, you can read the first-hand accounts of America's "Greatest Generation" in World War II Chronicles and our Online Veterans Tribute, listen to their stories on our radio series Veterans Chronicles and Proudly We Hail, and learn about the Committee's many programs, such as the National Memorial Day Parade and Annual Veterans Conference.
No generation of Americans faced a tougher task than the one which fought and won World War II. Their legacy is one that deserves to be preserved. The World War II Veterans Committee is honored to have your support in this mission.
We
rely solely upon the generosity of people and organizations like you:
And
with your help, we will continue to sponsor many worthwhile veterans’
programs, activities and events around the Nation. To make your tax-deductible
gift in support of the American Veterans Center please
click here.