Idaho Honor Flight

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Idaho Honor Flight Idaho Honor Flight's mission is to take Southeast Idaho veterans who served in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, free of charge, to Washington D.C.

to visit those memorials dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices.

What a surprise! The Red Shoe Crew with Farm Bureau’s Elite Commercial and Residential Agency Force is at the Idaho Stat...
09/12/2026

What a surprise! The Red Shoe Crew with Farm Bureau’s Elite Commercial and Residential Agency Force is at the Idaho State Football game tailgate raising funds for Idaho Honor Flight. We are so grateful to our community for their support.

Thank you for helping us tell our story!
09/07/2026

Thank you for helping us tell our story!

Last week, Idaho Honor Flight made its first trip to Washington D.C. before arriving back in Pocatello.

There are some thank-yous that are difficult to fit into a single post.As we look back on Idaho Honor Flight Mission  #1...
09/05/2026

There are some thank-yous that are difficult to fit into a single post.

As we look back on Idaho Honor Flight Mission #1, we want to recognize the organization that helped make our inaugural flight possible: Anheuser-Busch.

When Idaho Honor Flight was still a new organization working to turn an idea into reality, Anheuser-Busch believed in our mission. They didn’t simply support an established program with years of flights behind it. They chose to stand behind our very first one. That belief mattered.

Their sponsorship helped us take 49 veterans on our inaugural Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., giving them the opportunity to visit the memorials built in honor of their service and sacrifice—at no cost to our veterans.

Their support went beyond the flight. Anheuser-Busch welcomed our Idaho Honor Flight family in Washington and sponsored a special dinner honoring our veterans, giving us time to gather, reflect, recognize those who made this mission possible and, most importantly, celebrate the veterans we traveled across the country to honor.

Because of Anheuser-Busch’s support, an idea became an airplane filled with veterans. It became visits to memorials. Stories shared between generations. Laughter, reflection, hugs and more than a few tears.

It became 49 veterans surrounded by people determined to make sure they knew one thing: Their service has not been forgotten.

Mission #1 will always hold a special place in Idaho Honor Flight history. There will be more missions, more veterans and many more memories—but there will only ever be one inaugural flight. Anheuser-Busch will forever be part of that story.

Thank you for believing in Idaho Honor Flight, investing in our veterans and helping us bring Mission #1 to life. 🇺🇸❤️

Come out and welcome our veterans home from our first flight! We have 49 veterans who need and deserve an amazing welcom...
09/02/2026

Come out and welcome our veterans home from our first flight! We have 49 veterans who need and deserve an amazing welcome home! Tonight wen

Lee Gilhyun from the Korean Consulate presented Jack Sheffer the Ambassador for Peace Medal. Jack served on the Korean P...
09/02/2026

Lee Gilhyun from the Korean Consulate presented Jack Sheffer the Ambassador for Peace Medal. Jack served on the Korean Peninsula in 1950-1951 and is our flights oldest veteran. We are so thankful we were able to be a small part of this presentation.

Day Two 🇺🇸Our third stop of the day was the United States Capitol for a group photo!A pretty incredible backdrop for the...
09/02/2026

Day Two 🇺🇸

Our third stop of the day was the United States Capitol for a group photo!

A pretty incredible backdrop for the veterans, guardians, and volunteers making history together on the inaugural Idaho Honor Flight.

One photo, one amazing group, and a moment from our first flight that we’ll get to keep forever. 🇺🇸

Day Two 🇺🇸Our second stop of the day was the United States Navy Memorial and museum.For our Navy veterans, this stop was...
09/02/2026

Day Two 🇺🇸

Our second stop of the day was the United States Navy Memorial and museum.

For our Navy veterans, this stop was especially meaningful. A chance to walk through the history of the branch they served in, see the stories and traditions of those who served alongside them, and be recognized for their own place in that history.

There is something pretty incredible about watching our veterans experience these memorials in person, especially knowing this is the very first Idaho Honor Flight.

We still have a lot of day ahead of us, and a lot more memories to make. 🇺🇸⚓️

Day Two 🇺🇸Our first stop of the day was the Air Force Memorial.For our Air Force veterans, this stop was especially mean...
09/02/2026

Day Two 🇺🇸

Our first stop of the day was the Air Force Memorial.

For our Air Force veterans, this stop was especially meaningful—a chance to reflect on the history of the branch they served in, honor the airmen who came before them, and see their own service recognized among the legacy of the United States Air Force.

There is something pretty incredible about watching our veterans experience these memorials in person, especially knowing this is the very first Idaho Honor Flight.

We still have a lot of day ahead of us, and a lot more memories to make. 🇺🇸✈️

Thank you so much to Anheuser-Busch, Congressman Mike Simpson, Congressman Mike Bost, and Congressman Russ Fulcher for ...
09/02/2026

Thank you so much to Anheuser-Busch, Congressman Mike Simpson, Congressman Mike Bost, and Congressman Russ Fulcher for a wonderful dinner and program today. We’re honored to be a part of this great organization and grateful for all of the support.

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921 S 8th Avenue, Stop 8251
Pocatello, ID
83209

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