Ceremonial Urn Cover Donated for Veteran Committal Services Friday, February 25, 2022 Secretary of State Elaine F. Marshall previously accepted the donation of a ceremonial veteran urn cover on behalf of the State of North Carolina and presented it today to Walter Gaskin, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Military and Veteran Affairs (NCDMVA), during a ceremony at Western Carolina State Veteran Cemetery in Black Mountain. NC Museum of History opens display to honor the legacy of North Carolina’s African American service members Tuesday, February 01, 2022 This temporary display, on view throughout Black History Month, is a collaboration between NCDMVA, NC Museum of History, Elizabeth City State University School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and State Archives of NC to collect, preserve, and display NC’s Black veterans’ stories for future generations. Gov. Cooper Issues Proclamation to Honor Recovered Korean War Soldier Returned to North Carolina Friday, December 10, 2021 On Saturday, North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Terry Westbrook, will present Cpl. Clevenger’s family with the “U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day” proclamation, signed by Governor Roy Cooper. U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day Proclamation Friday, December 10, 2021 Governor Roy Cooper proclaims December 11, 2021 as U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day" to honor recovered Korean War soldier returned to North Carolina. Subscribe to Veterans Affairs
Ceremonial Urn Cover Donated for Veteran Committal Services Friday, February 25, 2022 Secretary of State Elaine F. Marshall previously accepted the donation of a ceremonial veteran urn cover on behalf of the State of North Carolina and presented it today to Walter Gaskin, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Military and Veteran Affairs (NCDMVA), during a ceremony at Western Carolina State Veteran Cemetery in Black Mountain.
NC Museum of History opens display to honor the legacy of North Carolina’s African American service members Tuesday, February 01, 2022 This temporary display, on view throughout Black History Month, is a collaboration between NCDMVA, NC Museum of History, Elizabeth City State University School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and State Archives of NC to collect, preserve, and display NC’s Black veterans’ stories for future generations.
Gov. Cooper Issues Proclamation to Honor Recovered Korean War Soldier Returned to North Carolina Friday, December 10, 2021 On Saturday, North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Terry Westbrook, will present Cpl. Clevenger’s family with the “U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day” proclamation, signed by Governor Roy Cooper.
U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day Proclamation Friday, December 10, 2021 Governor Roy Cooper proclaims December 11, 2021 as U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day" to honor recovered Korean War soldier returned to North Carolina.
