A Veterans Day ceremony in King George to rename the Route 218 Bridge over Machodoc Creek to the Sergeant Nicholas C. Mason Memorial Bridge. Sgt. Mason died in a suicide bomb attack in Iraq in 2004.

Our Fallen Heroes Memorial

Veterans Day 2021 in Fredericksburg along Washington Avenue

Fredericksburg Veterans Day Procession along Washington Avenue.

Governor-elect Youngkin and Lt. Governor-elect Winsome Sears celebrated the Marine Corps’ 246th Birthday at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle.

Access to the Potomac River Middle Danger Zone will be restricted during testing.

Lt. j.g. Andrew Heinlein, a 2018 Virginia Military Institute graduate, joined the Navy three years ago.

“We are part of an overall ecosystem and we want to maintain a healthy one through these STEM-related initiatives.”

From the Fredericksburg Armory to Quantico

In memory of Sgt. David Ruhren of Stafford who died in Mosul, Iraq. Ride from Fredericksburg to Quantico.

The U.S. Department of Defense has mandated all assets named for commemoration of the Confederacy and/or person who voluntarily served in the Confederacy will be renamed.

The final Some Gave All ride. 15 + minutes thanking two local heroes

The Some Gave All Ride on Sunday from Spotsylvania High School to King George High School in memory of two local heroes killed in Iraq–Army National Guardsman Sgt. Nicholas Mason in 2004 and Sgt Joshua Frazier in 2007.

Range testing set for Wednesday Sept. 8, from 8 a.m.-5p.m

The Virginia National Guard is not able to respond to direct support requests from the public, so people in need should call 911 or their local dispatcher.

Reserved table with the names of the military victims

This September will be the last Frazier-Mason ride for the Some Gave All Foundation. A look back.