'Veterans For Peace' Holds Four Freedoms Ceremony
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: November 12, 2012
One Tri-State organization takes time to honor those that have given their lives for our freedom.
The Evansville chapter of Veterans For Peace set up at the Four Freedoms Monument, on Sunday, to read the almost seven-thousand casualties from both the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
For these veterans, they say its important to remember the sons and daughters unable to come back home, protecting our country and giving their lives.
The Evansville chapter of Veterans For Peace set up at the Four Freedoms Monument, on Sunday, to read the almost seven-thousand casualties from both the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
For these veterans, they say its important to remember the sons and daughters unable to come back home, protecting our country and giving their lives.
