Sebastian Area Veterans Honor Guard

05/11/2026

Opening at the Post 189 Community Picnic.

04/12/2026

This is wonderful news.

From small towns to major cities, honor guards across the country are carrying out one of the most sacred duties—honoring our veterans one final time.

Because of your support, these grants are helping ensure that no veteran is laid to rest without the dignity of military honors.

But there are still more to serve.
More families to support.
More honors to be rendered.

Be part of what comes next. 🇺🇸


www.operationhonorguard.us

01/28/2026

Purple Heart Cane Project Honor veterans who were wounded in action by presenting carved Purple Heart canes. This ceremony was at The National Navy UDT-SEAL ...

01/22/2026

Folded into a triangle to Honor our Revolutionary Heroes tricornered hats...and folded 13 times to honor the original 13 colonies.

It is an honor to receive this as a reward to a Veteran's family when they pass. It is our honor to present these tributes.

12/21/2025

Hey...I didn't know that Joe Osborne sang with 3 Dog Night...great job Joe.

11/28/2025

Killed while on duty .. RIP

09/22/2025

Pictures from the POW-MIA Day Service at Veterans Memorial Circle in Riverview Park, Sebastian FL.

Thank You Karen for the photos.

09/22/2025

Lest We Forget..
Elizabeth Loncki joined the US Air Force in 2003 and graduated from the Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal in February of 2004.
Senior Airman Loncki deployed to Iraq in August of 2006 and was assigned to the 447th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron. Here she was a member of the four-person Team Lima, which successfully executed 194 missions on the outskirts of Baghdad, resulting in the safe disarming of 129 IEDs, saving countless lives.

On January 7th, 2007, Loncki, 23, was tragically killed after her explosive ordnance disposal team was targeted by a su***de vehicle bomb near Al-Mahmudiyah, Iraq. She was scheduled to return home in 20 days, where her boyfriend, Sgt. Jayson Johnson, also stationed at Hill, had planned to propose to her. Instead, Johnson served as a military es**rt for Loncki’s body as she was transported to the mortuary at Dover Air Force Base for her burial.

God bless our vets!

09/11/2025

09/07/2025

Photo from Memorial Island. Thank you Col. Tony Young.