Texarkana’s Ride to Remember Honors Sacrifices of American POW/MIAs Saturday (Sept. 20)

The 30th Annual “Ride to Remember” will take place tomorrow afternoon, Saturday, September 20, alongside the 37th Annual POW/MIA Vigil. This annual event honors and remembers American service members who were prisoners of war and those still missing in action.

Texarkana Ride to Remember Details

The ride will begin at the Arkansas Welcome Center at Red River on Highway 71 North. Kickstands go up at 2:40 PM. The route will head to the Korea/Vietnam Memorial at 7th Street and State Line Avenue in Texarkana.

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Who Can Ride?

All street-legal motorcycles, cars, trucks, jeeps, and big rigs are welcome to join. Show your support by either riding or by standing along the route. The event is open to the entire community.

Why This Event Matters

The purpose of the ride is simple but powerful: this is a chance for us all to honor and remember all American POW/MIAs. The ones who came home, and the ones still unaccounted for. It’s about showing respect and making sure these heroes are never forgotten.

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Hosted by Vietnam Veterans of America

The ride is hosted by Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 278. No attitudes, no alcohol, and no drugs. Let us just show our spirit of remembrance.

For more details, call (903) 556-1613 or (870) 773-8279, or email USMCgreg@aol.com
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A Lasting Tribute

This year’s ride is also part of the 50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War Commemoration. It’s a reminder that the sacrifices made decades ago continue to be honored today.

Lest we forget