ALR run to the thunder
SEE YOU IN 2023!
ALR run to the thunder
SEE YOU IN 2023!
Who We Are
See the 2022 Photos Below!
See the 2022 Photos Below!
Since 2012, the American Legion Riders and members of Post 177 in Fairfax, Virginia have offered Post 177 as the "Guest Post" for the many hundreds of Legion Riders who have visited the Washington DC area for "Rolling Thunder" and now "Rolling to Remember", the demonstration rides during Memorial Day weekend in Washington DC.
See the 2022 Photos Below!
See the 2022 Photos Below!
See the 2022 Photos Below!
The Executive Director, Army National Military Cemeteries, Arlington National Cemetery, Ms. Karen ("KD-A") Durham-Aguilera, PE, SES, stands by the wreath laid by the American Legion Riders with the American legion Department of Virginia Vice Commander COL (Ret.) Glenn Yarborough.
Our Mission
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Our Mission
Our mission is to provide a friendly atmosphere for our brothers and sisters-in-arms, and to offer escorted rides, meals, and other activities over the weekend. On Sunday morning of Memorial Day Weekend, our plan is to link up with "Ride of the Patriots " in Fairfax, Virginia. From there, we'll be escorted to join the "Rolling to Remember" rally point at RFK Stadium in Washington DC.
Message from our ALR DIRECTOR
American Legion Riders and Guests
We will once again be hosting American Legion Riders and veterans at Post 177 during Memorial Day Weekend 2023! Make plans now for May 26, 27, 28, when we'll host the American Legion 2023 "Run To The Thunder"!
More information and sign up opportunities will be linked to this page in February.
Our American Legion Post 177 Family, our Post Commander Jeff White, and all the volunteers who help us (particularly from Post 176 and Maryland Post 175). It takes all of us to make it a successful event.
Tom Pike
Director
Post 177 American Legion Riders
Fairfax, Virginia
2022 ALR Run To The Thunder Photos
Deputy Commander COL (Ret) Glenn Yarborough and the American Legion Department of Virginia Commander Frank Hillyard.
American Legion Riders begin procession from the Fort Myer Old Post Chapel gate into Arlington National Military Cemetery.