Post 18 meets in the Lincoln County Library and has no buildings. All we own is a restored Jeep and trailer (used for parades) and a Bus that is used by the Honor Guard to transport the guard and their equipment. There is a M46 Tank in our Veterans Park that belongs to the US Army, but we maintain it in top shape.

 

 

Ron Hunkins, Senior Vice Commander

 

John Oros, Post Adjutant

 

Bill Grimes, Treasurer and his wife Betty

 

Fully restored to it's original condition is our 1952 M38A1 Willys Jeep

 

Veterans Memorial Dedication Plaque at the First Southern Veteran's Park

 

Color Guard at M46 Pershing Tank located in the Veteran's Park

 

Honor Guard Squad and Equipment Transportation Unit

 

Color Guard with Jeep and Trailer at the Great American Brass Band Festival

 

A little Christmas for some special kids at every elementry school in Lincoln County

 

Presenting two of many TV's to the US Veterans Affairs facility at Leestown Road and at the Commonwealth of Kentucky's Thompson-Hood Veterans Retirement Center

 

Post members mentitoring "Lincoln Changer" campers during their benolvent home reparirs for the less fortinate

 

The Post assisted in the Honoring the Black Union Soldiers that trained and served at camp Nelson during the Civil War

 

Firing Squad presenting a three volly firing for a deceased Veteran at Camp Nelson National Cemetery

 

What we do best........... Honoring our deceased Veterans and their Families

 

Final Taps for a deceased fellow Veteran at Camp Nelson Kentucky

 

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