July 2016 - Page 3 of 56 - Reunions Magazine

Prom in Paris?

For most, high school is a blur of blunders, wonders and new-found freedom, cruising the local strip or hanging out at the pizzeria ogling jocks...

Arranging Burial in a VA National Cemetery

Veterans Administration Benefits pay a burial and plot allowance to eligible veterans. Gravesites in national cemeteries cannot be reserved in advance, however, families are encouraged...

Searching and Finding

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Miss America speaks at Iwo Jima Reunion

Heather Renee French, Miss America 2000, was a big hit at the Iwo Jima Survivors Association of Texas (a national organization). She was the speaker...

POW Artifacts Sought

The National Prisoner of War Museum, located at Andersonville National Historic Site, Andersonville, Georgia, is seeking artifact donations. The museum is the only unit of...

Reunion Reading

Voices from Vietnam, Michael E. Stevens, editor. (1996, 255 pages, paperback. Center for Documentary History, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 816 State St, Madison WI...

On the Home Front

A new theatrical production, The Home Front brings the World War II era back to life through song and story but teaches younger audiences about...

Iwo Jima’s ‘Valor’

Uncommon Valor: The Battle for Iwo Jima, a documentary, premiered at the Iwo Jima Veterans and Family Association Reunion. Nine heroes of the battle told...

Freedom Preserved and Celebrated

The Freedom Museum at the Manassas (VA) Regional Airport holds the Annual Festival of Freedom usually in August. The festival welcomes heroes from 20th century...

Veterans Honored

The annual Celebrate Freedom!‘ Pigeon Forge Salutes America’s Veterans event is usually in August in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The fifteen-day salute to our nation’s military...