4 July 2018: Welcome Home Military Heroes participated in the Nipomo Independence Parade. This is the second year that they participated and it didn’t disappoint. WHMH had three trucks, two floats, motorcycle riders from local American Legions and a golf cart. On the floats WHMH honored over 15 Veterans from WWII to Global War on Terrorism. We are happy to…
23 June 2018: Welcome Home Military Heroes was so happy to welcome Home CPL Sixtos after returning home from a recent deployment overseas. CPL Sixtos has returned home for good as she has completed her time with the Marines! We were happy to have Band of Brothers California, multiple American Legion Post and the Santa Maria Police Department! To view…
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] “I want to congratulate everyone who showed up. You just made this the largest welcome home for Honor Flight” – Robert Tolan Jr. [/column] [column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] 13 June 2018: Only one word can describe the welcome home of 31 Veterans: Speechless. 31 Veterans from WWII, Korea and Vietnam…
1 May 2018: The U.S. soldier killed in action in eastern Afghanistan was identified Tuesday as Spc. Gabriel Conde of Loveland, Colorado. Conde, 22, died Monday as a result of enemy small arms fire in Tagab district, Afghanistan, the Pentagon said. There are multiple Afghan provinces with districts called Tagab, and the Pentagon did not immediately clarify which province Conde…
Santa Barbara, CA: We are so happy to welcome home Senior Airman Griffin. He was gone for almost a year from serving our great country in the Middle East. He was greeted by WHMH, Patriots and his family and friends! He was apart of the 30 Force Support Squadron at Vandenberg AFB.
21 April 2018: Wind blowing in hair, sun warming our leather vest, the smell of rubber and ocean air, and the memory of Art Orozco. For one hour on Saturday, we rode from Templeton, CA to Cambria, to Morro Bay and back to Templeton. Our ‘memorial ride’ was something that the family will never forget. Going 80mph down the windy…
