Every flag tells a story. Indian Valley hosts Veterans Day tribute – Times Reporter

Every flag tells a story. Indian Valley hosts Veterans Day tribute  Times Reporter

Indian Valley High School Military Club students will fill the school grounds with American flags Nov. 11 to honor veterans and raise money for Disabled American Veterans. The Veterans Day Field of Flags project is being organized in partnership with DAV, according to a community announcement. Each donated flag will represent a veteran in someone’s life, with proceeds benefiting DAV and its services for veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors. “We are proud to participate in the Disabled American Veterans Field of Flags project and help provide support to our military heroes," Indian Valley Superintendent Amy Wentworth said. "The spirit of service runs deep in Indian Valley. We want to honor the legacy of our military veterans, as well as champion the brave men and women who are currently serving." DAV, headquartered in Erlanger, Kentucky, provides programs including benefits assistance and transportation to and from VA medical appointments at no cost, according to the announcement.

The organization has more than 1,200 chapters and nearly 1 million members. “Every flag in the field holds a unique story about a veteran who served and reminds their brothers- and sisters-in-arms that they are not forgotten,” said Barry Jesinoski, DAV CEO and national adjutant. “Each donation helps provide life-changing services for our nation’s veterans and their families. We are deeply touched by the community’s