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Where the Stars and the Stripes and the Eagle fly

Greenwood Lake /
| 30 Sep 2019 | 02:41
    On Sunday, Sept. 29, Master Sgt. Mary Kay Messenger of the West Point Band sang at the meet and greet for the upcoming Honor Flight veterans and their escorts held at the Walden Fire Department. She is pictured here singing to brothers John White, left, of Dutchess County, and Bernard White, an officer of the American Legion in Greenwood Lake. The 24th Honor Flight mission to Washington, D.C., is scheduled for Oct. 12. There are 83 veterans going on the upcoming flight: ten from World War II, 37 from the Korean War, 20 from Cold War and 16 from Vietnam. Six men from Greenwood Lake are among the deployment.
    On Sunday, Sept. 29, Master Sgt. Mary Kay Messenger of the West Point Band sang at the meet and greet for the upcoming Honor Flight veterans and their escorts held at the Walden Fire Department. She is pictured here singing to brothers John White, left, of Dutchess County, and Bernard White, an officer of the American Legion in Greenwood Lake. The 24th Honor Flight mission to Washington, D.C., is scheduled for Oct. 12. There are 83 veterans going on the upcoming flight: ten from World War II, 37 from the Korean War, 20 from Cold War and 16 from Vietnam. Six men from Greenwood Lake are among the deployment. ( Photo by Ed Bailey)