Several vehicles had banners or signs that identified their riders.
Military Order of the Purple Heart, Portland, Oregon chapter. I adore that smile.
American Legion members on a trailer. The woman on the right is so lovely to me.
Women Marines Association. Another special smile.
USMC, the United States Marine Corps. This wonderful vintage vehicle, which Flickr friend Terry has identified as a 1940 Deluxe Ford panel truck, is the perfect lead-in to tomorrow's post, the last of the ones which feature veterans on wheels.
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Nice shots, I hope people continue to honor our vets as we get older.
Everyone seemed to be enjoying theirselves participating in this parade. You caught some great faces in your photos. The 40 Ford Panel is really an eyecatcher!
This is a very cool parade!
I checked with my husband on the tank and he says it's a "Stuart" M3A1 light tank from WWII. They were made in 1941 for US forces and initially for the British.
This is a very cool parade!
I checked with my husband on the tank and he says it's a "Stuart" M3A1 light tank from WWII. They were made in 1941 for US forces and initially for the British.
Another cool series. Thanks for sharing.
Must have been a long parade. Great shots.
Those are some great autos! I love the Studebaker. It does have a sweet happy face.
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