Dennis, MA ~ 4th Annual Field of Honor® 2016

November 11-15, 2016 at Johnny Kelley Park

Cape Cod provides a beautiful setting for the 4^th Annual Field of Honor® flag display which is scheduled for the 11^th through the 15^th of November. The AMVETS Post 333 is partnering with the Disabled American Veterans Cape Cod Chapter 96 in hosting what is becoming an annual tradition on the Cape. Visitors will again have the opportunity to walk amid hundreds of flags displayed in this inspiring formation. At the conclusion of the event, flags posted in honor of personal heroes will be retained by the sponsors to be displayed in area communities as a continuing tribute. Flag sponsorship’s may be purchased for $35, and funds raised will benefit the programs of the AMVETS and the DAV local organizations.

Please visit and support this stirring Veterans Day display. Walking amid the ordered rows of flags, reminds us of the heroes in our lives.

Support Your Local Field, Sponsor it, Own it.
Take it home and continue the tribute!

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PLEASE NOTE: All sponsored flags will be shipped directly to host committee. Disregard standardized message on receipt, “order shipped” Flags available for pickup after the event.

Benefiting Charities:
The AMVETS Post 333 & Disabled American Veterans Cape Cod Chapter 96
Hosted By:
The AMVETS Post 333, Disabled American Veterans Cape Cod Chapter 96
Local Organizing Committee:
Project Chair: Elaine Starks
Co-Chair: Michael Mahoney
Treasurer/Fundraiser Vincent Fountaine

Thanks to Our Sponsors!

Colonial Flag Foundation

251 Vet Walking through Field

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