If someone was 18 when the war ended, they would be about 98 now. Unfortunately that probably makes the list of surviving WW2 vets pretty short.
Honor Flight of Central Florida flys veterans to Washington DC every year with the next one in 125 days. It is possible you may be able to see one off on their trip if there is a WW2 vet in attendance.
If someone was 18 when the war ended, they would be about 98 now. Unfortunately that probably makes the list of surviving WW2 vets pretty short.
Honor Flight of Central Florida flys veterans to Washington DC every year with the next one in 125 days. It is possible you may be able to see one off on their trip if there is a WW2 vet in attendance.
https://honorflightcentralflorida.org/
You should probably get in touch with local VFWs to see what events they might be putting together.