ALERT, ALERT, FIELD OF FLAGS REMOVAL CHANGED TO SEPT 25
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ALERT, ALERT, FIELD OF FLAGS REMOVAL CHANGED TO SEPT 25
DATE CHANGE OF FIELD OF FLAGS REMOVAL
Due to the unfavorable weather forecast, the removal of the flags from Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield Park is delayed til Sat Sept 25, 2021 at 8:00 AM.. We do not need member or community volunteers removing flags and rebar with a thunderstorm forecast.
Your safety is our utmost concern. Budd Brown and Ernie Wagoner will lead this effort on September 25, in the absence of Frank and Jamie. Please contact Frank Mims at (678) 662-5664 with any questions.
NEW DATE FOR FLAG PICKUP
Prepaid flags pick up location is at First United Methodist Church, 56 Whitlock Ave, (Polk Street parking lot entrance) on September 25th from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Flags will also be sold at this location, so please continue to encourage friends, family, and co-workers to stop by to purchase a memorial flag that was flown on the Battlefield for the 9/11 20th Anniversary Memorial Events. Flags are $30 each or 4 for $100.00 and come with a commerative certificate. More info at 911fieldofflags.com.
Prepaid flags not picked up on September 25th will be available for pick up at Marietta Mower, 779 South Marietta Parkway, SE, Marietta, GA 30060 during their normal business hours.
Field of Flags Committee, Marietta Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.
ABOUT THE FIELD OF FLAGS
The Field of Flags is one of the largest commemorations of 9/11 in the nation. In the years following the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, the Marietta Kiwanis expanded its flag-related activities to include the Field of Flags. This stunning visual tribute to 9/11 victims is held every five years at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield, in cooperation with the National Park Service. The awesome sight of 2996 large three-by-five foot flags flown, one for each life lost on that fateful day, is unforgettable. Included this year are 13 flags flying at half mast to honor those that were killed at Kabul Airport