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Veterans Advisory Committee <br />Minutes August 28, 2018 <br />Page 9 <br />Request to Erect Memorial Stone at WHVC Scattering Garden <br />Deputy Corporation Counsel Yoshimoto recommends the committee make a motion and <br />vote as far as whether it has a recommendations to provide, per the code this committee <br />has the power to provide recommendation. <br />Chair Doolittle asks the members in Kona if they'd like to make the motion. <br />Minoru Hanato made a motion for the committee to support the project of erecting a <br />memorial stone. <br />George Sheridan seconded the motion. <br />Unanimously in favor. <br />Reports on Cemeteries <br />Chair Doolittle confirmed already discussed and asked if there are any announcements. <br />ANNOUNCEMENTS <br />Emile Wery announced that on Veterans Day, November 11th a Sunday, Veterans <br />Cemetery #1 will have a ceremony that starts at 11:OOam. This is the centennial date for <br />World War 1 Armistice. VFW in Honolulu will have their ceremony at the Natatorium. <br />The Natatorium is technically the only World War I Memorial in the state of Hawaii. <br />Korean War Veterans got all the approvals for our memorial, they are just waiting for the <br />contractor to come back. The memorial will go up next to the Vietnam memorial. We still <br />have an issue with the Vietnam Memorial are wrong and he doesn't know if the County <br />will resolve it. <br />Deputy Director Messina explained yes, the County will resolve it. As far as the County <br />is concerned, prior to that memorial going up the names that are on that and the names on <br />the one at Veterans Cemetery #1 they will be the exactly the same. <br />Emile Wery another issue is there are two sites on the interne, DOD sites, one lists all <br />the Korean War KIAs by State and the other lists KIAs by city or town. The site also <br />states whether the person is KIA or non -hostile. Non -hostile can mean several things, two <br />are listed non -hostile external gunfire and the other one, non -hostile hand grenade, <br />(chuckles) we all know what that means. But they don't have a Purple Heart, so they <br />can't be on the KIA list. Some of the Korean War Veterans are concerned because of the <br />families. Three of them are on the plaque. Technically they don't have a Purple Heart, <br />they are not KIA, and additionally three of them on the memorial were not even killed. <br />Chair Doolittle asked if there is anything the committee needs to do regarding that? <br />Emile Wery answered no. <br />Chair Doolittle asked if anyone else has announcements. <br />
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