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ALL GAVE SOME; SOME GAVE ALL
Run to The Wall, a protest and demonstration ride from Milwaukee, WI to Washington D.C. The ride takes place over 2 days, covering more than 900 miles and 7 states., culminating in a 3-day Memorial Day weekend.
A RIDE OF PROTEST & DEMONSTRATION
Run to The Wall began in 1992, when a group of veterans and motorcycle enthusiasts joined other Veterans in Washington D.C. (Event called Rolling Thunder a national non-profit with 92 chapters across the U.S.) to bring awareness and keep at the forefront our prisoners of war and missing in action service men so that our nations politicians do not forget that we need to bring them home. The annual ride grew over the years and after some time the group of riders founded their own Chapter of Rolling Thunder in Wisconsin.
Run to The Wall serves as a pilgrimage from Milwaukee to Washington D.C., where Rolling Thunder’s Wisconsin chapter joins the other 92 Chapters across the nation.
“We Will Never Forget”
MISSION STATEMENT
We are a non-profit organization (501c4) dedicated to bring support and awareness to the POW/MIA and KIA issue from all past, present wars and conflicts.
We are guided by the principals of freedom as Americans, sacrifice given by that of our military personnel and the brotherhood of all U.S. citizens to ensure that we maintain our focus on the issue at hand.
Our goal is to heighten awareness of these issues through community events as well as our annual “run to the wall” rally in May of each year.
MISSION STATEMENT
We are a non-profit organization (501c4) dedicated to bring support and awareness to the POW/MIA and KIA issue from all past, present wars and conflicts.
We are guided by the principals of freedom as Americans, sacrifice given by that of our military personnel and the brotherhood of all U.S. citizens to ensure that we maintain our focus on the issue at hand.
Our goal is to heighten awareness of these issues through community events as well as our annual “run to the wall” rally in May of each year.