Honoring Their Sacrifice

Solemn Pride

Since 1912, thousands of men and women have served in the Kentucky National Guard. Hundreds of them have perished -- some on foreign battlefields, some on missions here in Kentucky to save fellow citizens from danger and disaster and some perished training to accomplish their missions. They each took a sacred vow to protect us from enemies foreign and domestic. Now it's your turn. Step forward and help us remember and honor their sacrifices.

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A young man points to his uncle's name, Darrin Potter, on the KYNG Memorial after the Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, May 27, 2019 as his grandmother, and mother of the fallen, looks on in the reflection of the stone.