Fallen Warriors

Fallen Warriors The mission of Fallen Warriors is to pay respect to fallen Veterans by es**rt, education and or ceremonial presentation. We salute all Veterans.

Mission statement:
The mission of Fallen Warriors shall be to provide an honor guard style es**rt by motorcycle for deceased veterans upon request from family of the veteran. We shall provide an honorable es**rt to pay respect and to give a military style thank you for serving our country in the time of war and or peace. With gratitude, our hope is that our endeavors will educate and encourage oth

ers to have respect for the Veteran. Our members are made up of Veterans from past to present and non-veterans who share the same passion and enthusiasm for our Veterans and take pride in showing respect for such. Vision:
The vision for Fallen Warriors motorcycle honor guard is to provide a service to honor our Veterans and to continue to show that we should never forget our Veterans. Objective:
The objective for Fallen Warriors is to provide a service to project Honor, Gratitude, Respect and Great fullness towards a deserving individual for whom sacrificed his life, family and or his time to better this nation’s way of life. Goals:
The goals for Fallen Warriors is to continue to grow as a non-profit organization and better educate others of proper ways to pay respect to our Veterans. To provide a safe environment to fellowship with our brothers and sisters in arms, promote safety and education and a positive image of our Veterans and the motorcycling community, and sponsor and support social, educational and charitable programs in our communities

Motto:
“Until the end”

Fallen but Never Forgotten
05/24/2026

Fallen but Never Forgotten

Over the past two days, our team has traversed approximately 60 acres, meticulously placing over 1500 flags on the grave...
05/24/2026

Over the past two days, our team has traversed approximately 60 acres, meticulously placing over 1500 flags on the graves of veterans in local cemeteries. We consider it a distinct honor to perform this service. Pictured below is the grave of a comrade, David "BO" Lambert, who was tragically killed in action in Iraq. Rest in peace, my brother.

It was an honor to be a part of this celebration.
04/24/2026

It was an honor to be a part of this celebration.

12/03/2025

Dec 20th at 10 am at the huddle house in Richlands, VA. We will have our annaul remembrance and memorial for the 2004 Mosul chow hall bombing.

RIP brother
11/15/2025

RIP brother

ON THIS DAY WE REMEMBER: Sgt. Derek R. Banks, 24, of Newport News, Virginia, died Nov. 14, 2007, in San Antonio, Texas, of wounds suffered Oct. 25, 2007, in Baghdad, Iraq, when the vehicle he was in struck an improvised explosive device. He was assigned to the Virginia National Guard’s West Point-based 237th Engineer Company, 276th Engineer Battalion, 91st Troop Command.

The same IED strike killed Sgt. David E. Lambert, 39, of Cedar Bluff, Virginia.

Three other Soldiers were seriously wounded in the attack:

Sgt. James "Andy" Corbett of Poquoson; and Pfc. Eric T. Holt and Spc. Joshua G. Primm, both of Williamsburg.

Read more:

Department of Defense Release No. 1319-07, November 15, 2007
https://archive.defense.gov/Releases/Release.aspx?ReleaseID=11490

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 373
Celebrating the life of Sergeant Derek Ramond Banks.
https://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?081+ful+HJ373ER

Soldier dies from Iraq injuries (The Daily Press)

Sgt. Derek R. "Bam" Banks was voted "most popular" during his senior year in 2001 at Bethel High School, where he played on the football and basketball teams.

"He's one of those guys that you notice," said Ernest Bethel, who was in Banks' class in high school and managed the basketball team. "He was a people person. He wanted to get people involved in what he was doing. I'm devastated for the family. I'll keep them in my prayers."

Banks, 24, died Wednesday as a result of injuries from a roadside bomb on Oct. 25 in Baghdad, Iraq. He was flown to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany and later to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.

Banks was a combat engineer of the Virginia Army National Guard's 237th Engineer Company. The roadside explosive also killed Spc. David E. Lambert of Cedar Bluff in western Virginia and injured three other soldiers from Hampton Roads: Sgt. James "Andy" Corbett of Poquoson; and Pfc. Eric T. Holt and Spc. Joshua G. Primm, both of Williamsburg.

Read more:
http://www.dailypress.com/dp-iraq-derek-r-bam-banks-2-story.html

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House of Delegates resolution honors fallen Virginia Guard Soldier - April 21, 2008

WEST POINT, Va. -- Family and friends of a fallen Virginia National Guard Soldier gathered in West Point,Va. April 21 to honor his memory with a resolution from the Virginia House of Delegates. The Honorable Phillip A. Hamilton, Delegate of the 93rd District representing the City of Newport News and County of James City, presented the widow and mother of Sgt. Derek R. Banks with the resolution during a ceremony at the West Point High School Auditorium.

Read more:
http://go.usa.gov/c4bWJ

Read the full resolution:
http://go.usa.gov/c4bZe

2025 Tazewell Veterans Day Parade
11/05/2025

2025 Tazewell Veterans Day Parade

2025 DAR Veterans Appreciation Luncheon
11/05/2025

2025 DAR Veterans Appreciation Luncheon

11/05/2025
09/26/2025

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Tazewell, VA
24651

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