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Rolling to Remember (TOTALLY DIFFERENT GROUP) has taken over the Yearly Demonstration from Rolling Thunder. Run for the Wall (This Group) rides from LA to DC and some of our riders participate in the Rolling to Remember ride.
Richboy
Honolulu Hawaii
ATW Central Route 2009-2019-2022
Tailgunner 2010
Asst Platoon Leader 2011-2016
Platoon Leader 2017-2019
Wall to Wall Recon 2019
Road Guard 2022
Central Route Assistant Route Coordinator 2023 -
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https://www.rollingtoremember.com/
I am with AMVETS Riders and will be volunteering at Rolling to Remember. This will be the fourth year that AMVETS assumed the honor of facilitating this ride. The details are still being worked on and hopefully out pretty soon.
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Ditto what Sgtsif said, I to am with AMVETS Riders. When R2R publishes their itinerary, (which should be soon), we will post information on this forum.
JR May (AKA Speed Bump)
Member of American Legion Post 38, Somerset KY
Member of AMVETS Post 125 Somerset KY
Member AMVETS Riders Post 125 Somerset, KY
Member of Patriot Guard Riders
Army Vet
Tail Gunner 9th Platoon Central Route-
Speed Bump, a friendly suggestion for R2R and AmVets. Rolling to remember.com needs to be updated asap even if it is that info is incomplete at this time and will be posted shortly. Secondly, when you cross post to groups that are not part of R2R only post a link to rollingtoremember.com instead of details.
RFTW.us is not affiliated with Rolling To Remember just like AmVets is not an official outlet for R2R.
Ray Wyatt
2017 Southern Route Coordinator
2016 Southern Route Assistant Route Coordinator
2014-15 Road Guard Captain
2011-2013, 2018 -2019 Road Guard
Mission > Self
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Again this year I will be at the JFK Stadium at 6:00am to help with parking the thousands of motorcycles that line up for the Parade. Kick Stands Up at 12:00 for the :20 minute parade thru DC.
http://www.rollingtoremember.com
303.888.9921
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Definitely want to be near the head. When I lived in NY we used to go to the Pentagon lot and getting out of there was a crap shoot. It took hours from KSU. Finally stopped riding in the parade because of the wait times.
I have to trailer to DC the Boss will be in a boot and unable to ride.
Participant 2008
All the way 2009
Vietnam Vet 67-68 -
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<p style=”text-align: center;”>Some families have been waiting 50+years to learn what happened to their loved ones, waiting a few hours for a remembrance ride not a big deal, maybe your there for the wrong reasons 🙁</p>
Vietnam 1970-71
101 ABN 3rd of the 506th
SR ATW 2010 to Present
2012 TG, 2013 APL/PL, 2014-15 APL,
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Big Red
I rode with RFTW 2010, 2011, 2012, 2021, 2022 and again will ride with them in 2023. For a Total of 18,000 miles One way. Each of those miles were in Remembrance & Honoring ALL Vets. So do not preach to me about being there for the wrong reason. USN 68/72
sitting in a parking Lot for 6+ hours waiting for a 15 min ride is a 1 time event for me.
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Maybe some of these commenters should go to the “Vietnam Veterans Wives and Surviving Spouses” facebook page and read their heart-rending messages of watching their Veterans die from the effects of Agent Orange, and then maybe you will have a better idea of why I work in the parking lot for 6 hours and then ride for :20 minutes with all of the other Veterans. Harley071: the beer is on me, Brother.
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Yeah, everyone wants to tell ya what to do….
I have 80K miles on my PGR Bike escorting Veterans Funerals here in AZ. How come you all don’t do that?
LOL Preacher stories have been rolling off my back since 11/68.
Beers? I no longer drink but I’ll buy the coffee….
Participant 2008
All the way 2009
Vietnam Vet 67-68
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