Going on a PGR mission is really an experience. To see people from all walk of life come together to honor a fallen soldier.
Several of the missions I have been on citizens, young and old, line the streets and overpassses to honor their hometown hero.
It is great to see that there are still people that will take time out of their busy lives to pay tribute.
If you ever thought of joining the PGR, just attend a mission and then you will understand what it is all about

 

Great video! Thanks for posting this.

Rick

 

Thanks for positing this! My co-worker is the State Capt for PGR in CT and we both really like the video. We have a mission this Saturday in Groton, CT, and we will remember the words "Strangers on Steel Horses".

 

My bother and I and some friends are considering joining. Think it is a wonderful thing to do.

Here is another video..

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...27385147948746

 

Steve,what are you waiting for?Proud PGR member from NY

 

By all means join, but know this, you will sometimes be standing there with tears in your eyes, but you will not be alone in that. I have never been to a ride thatI or my brother have not shed a tear.

 

I just wanted to stop by and say many thanks for posting a link to Strangers on Steel Horses and the many kind words about it.
It is true about the tears I haven't been on a mission without them.
It is also true about the pride you get when you see the people come out with flags and hand over heart.
ride safe brothers and sisters.
thanks again.
ALL41_Wolf. ~Salute~

 

Yep, the PGR is the proudest thing I've done in a long time.

 

Thanks for posting those videos!

 

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