Caging?  Flag up, flag up.  Remember the Stars n Stripes, passenger side front (right and front no flag before it), PGR flag, Service flags never forward of the Stars n Stripes.  Just ordered my Navy and Air Force flags, family covers all the services but Coast Guard    I cage all missions to honor our heros.  I'm a support vehicle, you can be too!!!  Jazze Girl

Just came off another today an honor mission for a young marine. Ashley was there y'all should see how cute she is in her leathers.  But seriously a moving experience once again got to give our hero's momma a condolence book at the cemetery my knees were shaking afterward. 

We all make a difference whether it is a letter, care package, or standing in a flagline and that is what it is all about...

Lisajan 

Hi Susan, Miss you and will see you soon!

Yesterday was really tough but as always my PGR family and our leadership team did a great job honoring this hero. We did not have a lot of notice for this one but had a good turn out. Benny and I got to escort the Marine to the Church along with three other bikes and it took my breath away to see how many people were there in the flagline.

Lisa, you did a great job yesterday!

Yep - y'all did a GREAT job, Lisa, et al! :) This was a VERY last-minute mission and plans were still being finalized even in the parking lot of the church ~ as usual, it was handled in an extremely professional and smooth manner.  GA PGR is nothing if not FLEXIBLE, lol...

 It was an honor to be there and stand for this hero, along with my kid.  Such a sad day for his family... :(  :( :(

 My husband and I also ride with the PGR.  There is nothing better!!! What an honor for me. And humbling too.  When I ride and stand amongst the many veterans I am so humbled.  They have been there and done it.  My thanks to all who are veterans on here and to the rest of you for doing what you are doing!!  Blessings!

I finally did it...my first mission with the PGR.  It was a welcome home.  What an amazing experience.  It was great meeting so many impressive people.  It is a very humbling experience.  I was really nervous about doing my first mission, but I'm so glad I did it.  I'm looking forward to doing more with this wonderful group.  I gave out a few AS cards, too, letting people know how I found the PGR.

Donna

 Way to go Donna!!!!!  We did a PGR homecoming mission yesterday in Nebraska. It was so awesome. 180 of the nation's finest came into Nebraska on two planes. There is nothing better!! As one plane was coming in I heard a little boy behind me say "that's my daddy!, that's my daddy!'.  Needless to say, I didn't have a dry eye after that.  Keep  up your good work with the PGR and with "anysoldier". These people deserve the best we can give them.  K in Nebraska

Yay for you Donna!!!!

The PGR and AS best support out there for our troops!!!!

Lisajan

 by the way hi everyone!!!!

For anyone who is interested in the PGR, summer is a great time to get involved! Here in Minnesota, there are a lot more of the "feel good" things happening, and I would imagine it's the same in a lot of other states as well.

And if you ever get the privilege of standing a flag line for a Fallen Hero, you will be forever changed.