Once again Walk With the Warriors is an advocate to promote a resolution that is going before the House of Representatives. Introduced by Arizona Congressman Rick Renzi. On the Senate side to be introduced by the Chairman of the Committee on Indian Affairs, Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell. Once the Bill has passed in both the House and the Senate, it is proposed to go directly before President George Bush.

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Commander: Jackie Singer
Vice Commander: Angie B. Nez Secretary: Diane Tillman Treasury: Jenna L. Harmon Sergeant at Arms: Albert Tso Board of Directors:
1) Clarence Johnson OK- Seminole
2) Olsen Nez Navajo
3) Leroy Thomas Navajo
4) Robert Hrobak Lakota Sioux
5) Curtis Thomas NY- Mohawk 6) Steven Reevis MT- Blackfeet 8) Melvin Bitsui Navajo
9) Felix Tsinniginnie Navajo

Contacts:
Main Office Jake Singer 951- 479-1076 Cell- 951-306-4031 blackbear415@msn.com

Washington DC
George Hyatt 703-731-7665 ghyatt@cox.net

Walk With the Warriors Inc.
(Hashkeh nabah yilt yikah) Walking with KIA's, MIA's, POW's also Walking With You

American Indian Warrior has had to swallow his/her pride for Centuries, always present but never acknowledged. They have been denied freedom, been denied liberty, been denied justice, and yet they have never faltered when asked to step forward.

The pride of the American Indian does not thrive within one or two but in millions as one.

I) American Indian Veterans Day Promotional Walk
II) Celebration of the Native American Indian Heritage Month
III) Honoring the Korean War Veterans

Sponsored by:
Walk With the Warriors, Blue Star Mothers, & Gold Star Mothers

I) American Indian Veterans Day Promotional Walk
II) Celebration of the Native American Indian Heritage Month
III) Honoring the Korean War Veterans Sponsored by: Walk With the Warriors,

Update-10/24/06

Vigil Walk of the American Indian Veterans
Date: November 3-4-5, 2006
Place; Old Folk-Life Festival Site, NE of Washington Monument, between Constitution Ave & Madison Dr., between 14th and 15th Street.

Schedule of events: Friday,

November 3, 2006 -
Setting up Information Center and Headquarter ( VA Benefits, counseling, and blessings will be available, at this site Sat. & Sun.)

Saturday November 4, 2006
Annual Vigil Walk of the Century will begin at the Pentagon and will end at the Korean War Memorial. Laying of the wreath ceremony will take place as soon as the Vigil Walk arrives.
The Pentagon: Ceremony will take place in the center of the Pentagon.
1) 10:30AM - Master of Ceremonies by; Angela Barney Nez
a) Opening Ceremony: American Indian Pipe Ceremony by Jake Singer
b) Invocation: Thomas Singer
c) Honorary Speakers:
1) CO of the Pentagon
2) Navajo Code Talkers; Keith Little
3) Retired Arizona State Senator; Jack Jackson
4) Retired Marine Corps; Melvin Bitsui
5) Speaker of the Navajo Nation; Lawrence T. Morgan
6) Closing Prayer; Chaplin Allan Pomaville

2) 12:00PM - Walk to the Korean War Memorial will commence, from the North Parking lot of the Pentagon. (Color Guards will lead the march)

3) 1:00 PM Lying of the Wreath Ceremony at the Korean War Memorial

4) 2:00PM - Old Folk-life Festival Site (Main Headquarter) Press Release Conference;
a) Commander, Walk With the Warriors Inc; Jake Singer
b) Navajo Nation Representative;
c) Navajo Nation Washington Office; Javier Ramos
d) Board Member, Walk With the Warriors Inc; Bob Hrobak
e) Vice Commander, Walk With the Warriors Inc; Angela Barney Nez
f) MOPH member, Vietnam; Leroy Thomas
g) Open ;
h) Closing prayer;

PA system provided by Dave Henderson (571-243-4291) 5) 4:00 PM - 5:00PM Round Dance (Dance of Victory)
6) 8:00 PM - NAC Prayer Service (Two Teepees)

Sunday November 5, 2006
1) 8:00AM - Midmorning Brunch
2) 9:00AM - Gourd Dance and Round Dance
3) VA benefit Information, counseling, and blessings. (all day long)
4) Closing down by 5:00 pm.
Note: Portions of the activities will be covered by MSNBC TV.

For more information please call
(951)-479-1076 or email- blackbear415@msn.com.