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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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Walk With the Warriors Inc.

First and foremost "Walks With the Warriors Inc." want to say.....,
"Welcome Home"

We say this to all of our warrior no matter when or where you served, peace time, war time, you served and to that we are thankful, and we recognize your service.

VETERANS DAY Nov.11, 2006

Veterans Day, which is Saturday, was once called Armistice Day.
It marked the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918
when the guns fell silent in Europe, and the doughboys and sailors and Marines who'd gone to fight World War I could come home.

In the 88 years since, these men, too, have fallen silent. More than 4 million Americans served in World War I. Only 14 are left. The youngest is 106, the oldest 115.

Tony Pierro, who is 110 years old, is the last living U.S. veteran to have seen action at the bloody Meuse and Argonne offensives. An average of a thousand Americans died each day in the three weeks of fighting. "I want to forget all those bad days. Thank God I came out alive," he says. Some of the men were drafted; several of them lied about their age to enlist. These men fought a war that isn't talked about much anymore. They lived before the invention of the airplane and beyond the advent of the Internet. Will Everett crisscrossed the country to interview as many of the survivors of the Great War as he could find. These are their stories -- about their battlefield experiences, the horrors of the trenches and what the war taught them.

Pittance of Time