Honor a Veteran is a program that honors the sacrifices that Veterans have made throughout history to protect our freedoms and our sacred right to vote. Please Honor a Veteran by leaving a personal message for a military member today and by wearing your Honor a Veteran pin on Election Day.

-Secretary of State Matt Schultz

Please fill out the following information to Honor a Veteran and a complimentary Honor a Veteran lapel pin will be sent to you to wear on Election Day: (Register to Vote)
Veteran
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Rank	Branch* Air Force Air Force Reserve Air National Guard Army Army Reserve Army National Guard Coast Guard Coast Guard Reserve Marine Corps Marine Corps Reserve Merchant Marine Navy Navy Reserve POW Other	If other branch
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• Lapel pins with be delivered prior to the November election.
• Once your information is entered your message to a Veteran will be posted on the Honor a Veteran Page. (Please Note: the Secretary of State's office reserves the right to edit any submissions and/or remove any inappropriate language or testimonial.)

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Air Force	Patti Brown honors: My dad served in the C-B-I theater during WWI, was in ROTC during Korea while earning his B.A. at Washburn U in Topeka, and then was called back, serving at USAF Johnson Air Base in Tachikawa, Japan (where I was born)which was the headquarters for the 41st Air Division and the 3rd Bombardment Wing. My dad was a proud American who loved his country. After his time in India, he said his idea of "enjoying" the outdoors was his patio with his grill and a martini.	J. William Sullivan Kansas City-Des Moines SSgt 1943-1957
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Army	George Wood honors: Marion was my uncle. He died during the D-Day invasion. I was privileged to visit his grave in the Normandy American Cemetery in 1999. Marion was with a tank maintenance company. He was one of 27 in his company that died when a German torpedo sunk their ship while awaiting their landing off Omaha Beach. His two brothers, my dad and another uncle, both served in the Army and returned home to their families.	Marion J Wood Greenfield TEC 4 WW II
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Army	Mike Peterson honors: For my Mother who served both in the US and Europe.	Jan Canny Ottumwa
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Army	Joseph(Bill) Zieser honors: Larry and I were classmates and friends. We served at the same time in Vietnam and were writing letters back and forth. I will never forget the day I got the letter from my mother telling me that Larry had been KIA. I lost too many friends in Vietnam.	Larry Keenan Ryan,Iowa Sp4 1966,1967
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Navy	Randy Fran honors: "Sully" honored his family and country while serving in the United State Navy. He then completed a career in law enforcement and continues to serve in the American Legion.	Arther Sullivan
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