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Raleigh, North Carolina – WWII Veterans who served

Raleigh, North Carolina – WWII Veterans who served

Raleigh, North Carolina – WWII Veterans who served with the 30th Infantry Division, Peter Munger, left and Hank Stairs, seated, laugh with each other in the lobby of the North Carolina National Guard’s Joint Fo... More

Raleigh, North Carolina – WWII Veterans of the 30th

Raleigh, North Carolina – WWII Veterans of the 30th

Raleigh, North Carolina – WWII Veterans of the 30th Infantry Division and their families’ walk down a path lined with current North Carolina National Guardsmen rendering salutes in front of Joint Force Headquar... More

Raleigh, North Carolina – Hank Stairs, a WWII Veteran

Raleigh, North Carolina – Hank Stairs, a WWII Veteran

Raleigh, North Carolina – Hank Stairs, a WWII Veteran of the 30th Infantry Division adjusts the salute of one of the many North Carolina National Guardsmen who lined the walkway leading up to Joint Force Headqu... More

Raleigh, North Carolina – Lt. Col. Matt Devivo helps

Raleigh, North Carolina – Lt. Col. Matt Devivo helps

Raleigh, North Carolina – Lt. Col. Matt Devivo helps the family member of a 30th Infantry Division Veteran fill out an online petition at the North Carolina National Guard’s Joint Force Headquarters in Raleigh,... More

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