Kentucky to LZ Rainelle 2010
LZ Rainelle Veteran's Reunion
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Task Force Omega of Ky. Inc.
1206 Planck Rd.
Flemingsburg, KY 41041
I hope by you receiving this letter that you are a person that cares about live American Prisoners of War
being abandoned after our wars. There are too many people who don’t care unless it involves them or they
have a loved one in the military or they have someone who is a Prisoner of War or is Missing in Action. I
also know there are a lot of good people left who care that don’t have a loved one missing. I believe our Task
Force Omega of KY, Inc copyrighted slogan says it all, “Prove they died, or admit they live, but bring them
home.” All we are asking for is the truth and our POW/MIAs brought home at any cost, live one first and
then the remains of those who have perished. Known live POW Pfc. Bowe Bergdahl and others have not been
mentioned on any news outlet since their initial capture.
I hope you are planning on going with us on our annual “Ride for Freedom” to LZ Rainelle/WV Veteran’s
Reunion, where we will spend a very patriotic weekend. This will be our 6th year to stay in Rainelle, WV for
LZ Rainelle. For the first 17 years of the Ride for Freedom, we went to Washington D.C., starting in 1988.
In 2004 in Washington D.C., we saw too many people who did not know who Persian Gulf War POW Scott
Speicher and Iraq Freedom POW Matt Maupin were. We decided at that point that we would be more effective
in our POW/MIA cause by staying in Rainelle, WV for their WV Veteran’s Reunion and LZ Rainelle
and also concentrating our efforts by working with our indigenous friends overseas. We are trying to carry
on what Rolling Thunder founder Ray Manzo envisioned for the POW/MIA issue. He wanted a major rally
in several towns across the country to draw attention to our abandoned POW/MIAs. We are honored to support Ray Manzo’s vision.
Everyone is welcome to come to Kentucky and travel with us, by any means, i.e. motorcycle, car, truck,
etc., or meet us anywhere along the route. You do not need to be a veteran, ride a motorcycle or belong to any
organization or club. It is not about motorcycles, leather or even being a veteran, even though a lot of us are
veterans and ride. It is about the POW/MIAs. If you care and want to do something for our POW/MIAs, then
go with us. We have a breakdown truck, made possible by Task Force Omega of KY, Inc. and donations from
others. If you want to help, donations may be sent to Task Force Omega of KY, Inc. at the address above. We
are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, so your donation is tax deductible. If you are riding a motorcycle and
break down, we will bring you back to anywhere between Rainelle, WV and Louisville, KY for no charge.
There is no charge to go, just cover your gas, room and personal expenses.
We will not have road guards, police and other vehicles help us get to Rainelle and back safely. Read all of
the road safety information on the back of the flyer. Please follow these safety guidelines if you are going
with us. We must keep everyone safe or we cannot tell others about our POW/MIAs being unaccounted for.
We do not want to make other motorists on the road mad, as we need everyone’s support on the POW/MIA
issue. All exits, times and other information are on the back of the flyer. I will lead the group. Everyone
else, just follow us and enjoy the ride, because you will be a minority. You will be an American that cares
and we are not afraid to show it.
Yes, we can make a difference. We helped pass “The Persian Gulf War POW/MIA Accountability Act”
(Public Law 107-258), which will give protection to certain foreign nationals and their family if they assist
in rescuing a live American Prisoner of War. This law applies to ANY FUTURE CONFLICT. Iraq POW
Jessica Lynch from WV was rescued due to this legislation.
TFO information is enclosed. EvEryonE is welcome to join, veteran or non-veteran.
For Honor and Freedom,
Danny “Greasy” Belcher, Executive Director
Published on: 2005-04-27 (10809 reads) [ Go Back ] |
