H.Con.Res.465 - Recognizing, applauding, and supporting the efforts of the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit organization incorporated in the State of Georgia, to utilize veteran aviators of the Armed Forces and former Army Aviation aircraft to inspire Americans and to ensure that our Nation's military legacy and heritage of service are never forgotten.107th Congress (2001-2002)
Senate - 10/08/2002 Received in the Senate. (All Actions)
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[H. Con. Res. 465 Engrossed in House (EH)]
2d Session
H. CON. RES. 465
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Recognizing, applauding, and supporting the efforts of the Army
Aviation Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit organization incorporated in
the State of Georgia, to utilize veteran aviators of the Armed Forces
and former Army Aviation aircraft to inspire Americans and to ensure
that our Nation's military legacy and heritage of service are never
forgotten.
107th CONGRESS
2d Session
H. CON. RES. 465
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Whereas the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit organization
incorporated in the State of Georgia in 1997, is an all volunteer
organization composed of veterans, their families, and civilian
supporters acting in concert to connect the American soldier to the
American public through the use of the story of Army Aviation;
Whereas the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation is not a part of the United States
Army and receives no Federal funding;
Whereas funds for the activities of the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation come
entirely from donations made by private individuals and corporations;
Whereas Army Aviation Heritage Foundation volunteers devote a significant amount
of their personal time and resources to present the story of our
Nation's Armed Forces and the legacy of its veterans to the American
people through extensive and elaborate living history programs presented
at major public venues, such as air show events, and at numerous other
smaller community outreach initiatives;
Whereas these living history programs are designed and presented to honor the
Armed Forces and its veterans while inspiring the public that ultimately
supports the Armed Forces and giving the public a glimpse of military
life, service, and devotion;
Whereas the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation has devoted over 150,000 volunteer
hours and over $5,300,000 in donated funds, aircraft, and equipment in
organizing, developing, and conducting 35 public presentations that have
helped to foster patriotism and present our Nation's military stories to
an audience of more than 5,500,000 people; and
Whereas the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation is acting to provide America's
veterans a voice with which to tell their story and the tools with which
to share with the American public their legacy of service and devotion:
Now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring),
That the Congress recognizes, applauds, and supports the efforts of the
Army Aviation Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit organization
incorporated in the State of Georgia, to pursue the following four
primary purposes:
(1) To educate the American public regarding the military
heritage of the United States through the story of United
States Army Aviation's soldiers and machines.
(2) To connect the American serviceman and servicewoman to
the American public as an active and admired member of the
American family.
(3) To inspire patriotism and motivate Americans everywhere
toward service to their community and country by involving them
in our Nation's larger military legacy.
(4) To preserve authentic examples of Army aviation
aircraft and utilize them in educational living history
demonstrations and presentations so that the symbols of
America's military legacy may always remain in our skies for
future generations.
Passed the House of Representatives October 7, 2002.
Attest:
Clerk.