The Patriots, God & Country Tour Arrives in New Jersey
Photo by Todd HollrittThe Patriots, God & Country Tour came through New Jersey. The tour had their patriotic vehicles parked in the Bergen County Harley Davidson for area residents to come and view them. They were quite a sight to behold. At the time that The Flash was there, there were two motorcycle groups there as well and they were showing their pride for their country as well. The tour will be led by 7 fire trucks and support vehicles, symbols of some of our nation’s bravest men and women. Each vehicle is wrapped in a theme that reminds us of the gifts and freedoms God has bestowed upon our nation. Each vehicle will be driven by a retired firefighter, veteran or police officer who is volunteering their time. The themes include our flag as a symbol of our unity and blessings, our nation’s powerful military, our courageous and dependable law-enforcement, the past heroes of our nation, the right to protect ourselves via the second amendment, and a truck that honors God. The tour began on September 29 and comes to an end on November 3. The current plan was to hold rallies in 28 cities and stop in or pass through 22 states.
Photo by Todd Hollritt
Photo by Todd Hollritt
Photo by Todd Hollritt
Photo by Todd Hollritt
Photo by Todd Hollritt
Photo by Todd Hollritt
Photo by Todd Hollritt
Rochelle Park, NJ - The Patriots, God & Country Tour recently came through New Jersey.
The tour had their patriotic vehicles parked in the Bergen County Harley Davidson for area residents to come and view them. They were quite a sight to behold. At the time that The Flash was there, there were two motorcycle groups there as well, showing their pride for their country.
The tour was led by seven fire trucks and support vehicles, symbols of some of our nation’s bravest men and women. Each vehicle was wrapped in a theme that reminds us of the gifts and freedoms God has bestowed upon our nation. Each vehicle was driven by a retired firefighter, veteran or police officer who is volunteering their time.
The themes include our flag as a symbol of our unity and blessings, our nation’s powerful military, our courageous and dependable law-enforcement, the past heroes of our nation, the right to protect ourselves via the second amendment, and a truck that honors God.
The tour began on September 29th and came to an end on November 3rd. The plan was to hold rallies in 28 cities and stop in or pass through 22 states.
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