State ferries to honor veterans with whistle tribute, flying of U.S. military service flags - Lynnwood Today

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Washington State Ferries is set to pay tribute to veterans on Veterans Day, November 11, by sounding whistles at 11:11 a. m. in honor of their bravery and sacrifices. This coordinated effort across all operating ferries will create a powerful moment of recognition for military personnel. In addition to the whistle tribute, the ferries will display U.

S. military service flags, further emphasizing the significance of the day. The event aims to foster a sense of community and gratitude, encouraging passengers to reflect on the contributions of veterans. Local officials are hopeful that this tribute will resonate with both residents and visitors, reminding them of the sacrifices made for freedom. The initiative not only highlights the importance of Veterans Day but also reinforces the role of the ferries in connecting communities throughout Washington State.

This event serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of those who have served in the armed forces. The commitment shown by Washington State Ferries exemplifies civic responsibility and dedication to honoring veterans.

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