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Memorial Day observances planned for throughout Los Angeles, Orange counties
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The unveiling of new memorial plates at the Honoring Our Fallen Memorial Wall in Long Beach will be among the ways Memorial Day will be marked in Los Angeles and Orange counties Monday.
The newly added plates will honor individuals who died in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam War, Operation Desert Storm and Operation Desert Shield, the Global War on Terrorism, first responders and those who died from suicide, according to Laura Herzog, the founder, CEO and director of programs for Honoring Our Fallen.
The reading of the nearly 7,000 names of Americans who have died in combat and training exercises since the 9/11 attacks as reported by U.S. Central Command began at 5:45 a.m. at Rosie the Riveter Park in Long Beach. Members of Gold Star families, local active-duty military members, law enforcement officers, first responders and veterans will assist in reading the names in order of death as inscribed on the park's memorial wall.
A look at some SoCal Memorial Day events
Los Angeles Walk to Remember in Santa Monica and a celebration event at Rosie the Riveter Park.
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Palm Springs Air Museum Ready for Annual Memorial Day Flower Drop and Air Fair
PALM SPRINGS, California — The Palm Springs Air Museum is welcoming visitors for its highly anticipated annual Memorial Day Flower Drop and Air Fair, a poignant community tradition dedicated to honoring the memory of the nation's fallen military service members.
The holiday event offers an array of programming that blends historical education with family-friendly entertainment. Attendees can look forward to dynamic flight demonstrations, live musical performances, and rare opportunities to view and book rides inside vintage warbird aircraft. A variety of interactive activities are also scheduled on-site to keep children and families engaged throughout the day.
The undisputed highlight of the day occurs at 1:00 PM. Visitors will turn their eyes to the sky as a squadron of vintage aircraft executes a solemn "Missing Man" formation flight over the museum tarmac.
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