Baltimore
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| Photos taken Memorial Day, May 30, 2005. The site has oval walls which do not lend itself to picture
taking as a front view prevents a suitable photo encompassing the outline of the Korean peninsula showing
the 38th parallel, cities and areas of both sections of Korea. In addition, the land slopes downward
toward the harbor.
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A long view to see the full memorial |
Preparing the site |
Placement of the upturned rifle and chair representing the POW/MIAs |
The Baltimore Chapter Honor Guard marching to the site area. L-R: Sylvester Walker, John Voight,
Leroy Thornton, Captain Ray Glock, Jack Cloman, Boris Spiroff, Sam Felder and
Charles Ridgeway |
At attention - includes Marine and Vietnam Veterans Honor Guards and salute of Cub Scout |
Maryland Chapter Firing Team |
Attendees facing the ceremony |
| Photos courtesy Evelyn Reed, sent
in by Robert S. Banker, President KWVA Chapter 33 |
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Frederick County
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The Frederick County Memorial is located beside I-70 near the Washington County line and its sister
marker on I-70 at the Carroll County line. After several years of hard work, the stretch of I-70 passing
through Frederick County was dedicated as the "Korean War Veterans Memorial highway" on Sunday May 3rd, 2004
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Gov. Glendening signing Bill H.B. 368 |
Hugh Schneider, Fred Parker and Bob Miles |
Bob Miles and Lou Surratt |
County and State Police at Washington State Line |
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| Photos courtesy of Bob Miles
Chapter Vice Commander CID #142 |
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