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

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Washington State Ferries will honor veterans on Veterans Day, November 11, by sounding their whistles at 11:11 a. m. and flying U. S. military service flags on all operating vessels.

This tribute is part of a broader effort to recognize the courage and sacrifices made by service members throughout history. The event invites local residents and passengers to join in this moment of remembrance, creating a sense of community solidarity. Washington State Ferries has a long-standing commitment to supporting veterans and fostering awareness about their contributions. In addition to the whistle tribute, informational materials about veteran services will be available to passengers. This initiative highlights the importance of honoring military service within the community, promoting a culture of appreciation.

The initiative is expected to draw significant participation, enhancing the experience for both veterans and civilians. Overall, this event serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by many and strengthens community ties.

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