Remembering All Our Heroes RAH1

06/08/2019

It’s been 75 years, yet it remains one of the most indelible moments of the 20th century: D-Day. On June 6, 1944, 132,000 Allied troops, under the leadership of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower (eventu…

05/25/2019

Please join us in remembering these great heroes. We are here because of their sacrifice.

04/29/2019

What a great idea!

Ribbons hanging from the blue gown bear the names of 25 servicemen killed in action.

11/11/2018

We are well on our way to completing our memorial statue to World War I hero Sergeant Henry Johnson to be installed at the veterans cemetery in Westwood on Memorial Day next. I am excited to announce that we have received a $100,000 matching grant from the American Legion of Pacific Palisades! On this Veterans Day, I am reaching out to anyone who would like to help us match those funds. Today is the one hundredth anniversary of the end of World War I. Many of us had grandfathers or great uncles who fought in that war and we are the last of the living who remember them. It is important not to forget their sacrifices. Thank you for your support.

10/21/2018

An amazing new project that is bringing WWI to life before our very eyes.

07/27/2018

Remembering All Our Heroes honors the repatriation of our war dead from North Korea. Welcome home.

06/20/2018

Ending the night with TAPS played with dignity and honor by MSgt Daniel C Plaster

06/20/2018

Closing Ceremony

06/17/2018

Diane Elder (President of RAH1) opening the 2nd Honor Reading night on the sacred grounds of LANC the night before Memorial Day. It was very well attended, VA Undersecretary for Memorial affairs Randy Reeves,, The President of the Buffalo Soldiers LA Chapter Col Henderson (ret), Commander Jere Romano of Post 283, Martha Romano Aux 283 President, Ann Brown CEO of the VA hospital, all reading out loud over 1850 names of the 6600 WWI vets buried there. So far over 3100 names have been read aloud culminating with the final reading 11-11-11AM 2018. It was an incredibly special night and we felt their presence. We willl never forget. God Bless our Soldiers!

06/12/2018

We are honored to induct Maj. Gen. (ret) Albert C. Zapanta to the board of Remembering All Our Heroes. Gen. Zapanta is himself a hero of the Vietnam War having been awarded the Silver Star, Vietnamese Cross, three Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart among other medals. He carried three injured soldiers to safety, one by one, in the midst of enemy fire and was himself wounded. We can think of no better advocate for forgotten heroes such as African-American Sgt. Henry Johnson of WWI in whose likeness our 13 foot WWI Memorial is designed.

02/05/2018

On this Veterans Day, World War I Sgt. Henry Johnson is being remembered and honored at the Los Angeles National Cemetery in Westwood.