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(including daily Flag Status, Fallen Patriot alerts, Historical Reminders, & more)
(including daily Flag Status, Fallen Patriot alerts, Historical Reminders, & more)
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Fallen Patriot Commemoration
This U.S. Flag site and Flag Steward experience is dedicated to this inspirational Patriot:
U.S. Marine Corporal
Joseph E. Fite of Round Rock, TX
Fallen Patriot Commemoration
This U.S. Flag site and Flag Steward experience is dedicated to this inspirational Patriot:
U.S. Marine Corporal
Joseph E. Fite of Round Rock, TX
Served in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)
Killed January 9, 2005, by hostile enemy action in Anbar province of Iraq
CLICK HERE to review his tribute at the Military Time's Honor the Fallen site
GO HERE to see Michael Reagan's Fallen Heroes Project commemoration
CLICK HERE to examine the Fallen Heroes Memorial for this fallen service member
GO HERE to read his Obituary on Legacy.com
(new) CLICK HERE to experience the Together We Served tribute to this service member (new)

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So, CLICK HERE to make your current U.S. Flag "interactive" (tax-deductible member donation)
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Patriot Honor Roll
The personal Patriots remembered by this Interactive American Flag include:
U.S. Air Force Veteran (Sergeant) Barry McClellan
Patriot Honor Roll
The personal Patriots remembered by this Interactive American Flag include:
U.S. Air Force Veteran (Sergeant) Barry McClellan
Vietnam Veteran
Born in Parsons, Kansas on Sep. 20, 1946
1986 Graduate from University of San Francisco
1994 Masters of Public Admin from Cal State - San Bernardino
30+ years of public service to California cities as engineer, director, or city manager
Passed away peacefully, after a 10-year battle with cancer, on Dec. 22, 2017
??? Insert favorite / inspiring quote of Barry ???
Born in Parsons, Kansas on Sep. 20, 1946
1986 Graduate from University of San Francisco
1994 Masters of Public Admin from Cal State - San Bernardino
30+ years of public service to California cities as engineer, director, or city manager
Passed away peacefully, after a 10-year battle with cancer, on Dec. 22, 2017
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Example Patriot Honor Roll tribute
U.S. Army (Retired) Lieutenant Colonel
Edward J. Sweeney Jr.
[ THIS IS THE FLAG STEWARD FOUNDER'S EXAMPLE HONOR ROLL TRIBUTE TO HIS DAD - WHOSE MEMORIAL FLAGPOLE INSPIRED THIS NONPROFIT PROJECT ]
U.S. Army (Retired) Lieutenant Colonel
Edward J. Sweeney Jr.
[ THIS IS THE FLAG STEWARD FOUNDER'S EXAMPLE HONOR ROLL TRIBUTE TO HIS DAD - WHOSE MEMORIAL FLAGPOLE INSPIRED THIS NONPROFIT PROJECT ]
Vietnam Veteran born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts.
20 year Army career (1967-1987) in Aviation and Corps of Engineers.
Awarded Silver Star, Bronze Star, and numerous Air Medals while serving as scout helicopter pilot in Vietnam.
Died December 8, 2008, age 62, of a Vietnam War related illness
Survived by wife, Ellen Sweeney, two children and three grandchildren.
We honor and thank U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Ed Sweeney Jr. for defending our freedoms and fighting to liberate the lives of others.
Ed Sweeney Jr. inspires us with his leadership - how he looked out for the welfare of his men:
Chief Warrant Officer Frank Glenn, a fellow Vietnam War scout helicopter pilot of Platoon Leader Ed Sweeney, repeated Captain Sweeney's directive to his 9 scout pilots, "Don't be a cowboy, don't take any unnecessary risks, no hot-dogging, and don't get your crew killed. Your job is to return to base everyday."
GO HERE to review this Patriot's tribute site
20 year Army career (1967-1987) in Aviation and Corps of Engineers.
Awarded Silver Star, Bronze Star, and numerous Air Medals while serving as scout helicopter pilot in Vietnam.
Died December 8, 2008, age 62, of a Vietnam War related illness
Survived by wife, Ellen Sweeney, two children and three grandchildren.
We honor and thank U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Ed Sweeney Jr. for defending our freedoms and fighting to liberate the lives of others.
Ed Sweeney Jr. inspires us with his leadership - how he looked out for the welfare of his men:
Chief Warrant Officer Frank Glenn, a fellow Vietnam War scout helicopter pilot of Platoon Leader Ed Sweeney, repeated Captain Sweeney's directive to his 9 scout pilots, "Don't be a cowboy, don't take any unnecessary risks, no hot-dogging, and don't get your crew killed. Your job is to return to base everyday."
GO HERE to review this Patriot's tribute site
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U.S. Navy daughter ???
U.S. Navy daughter ???
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