Ride Report posted for Liver On June 6th 2010, the 66th anniversary of the D-Day landings, 14 members of Warriors Watch Riders met in order to attend the annual Friends of the Forgotten “Ride for Freedom”. Since 1989 the “Ride for Freedom” has been held in order to keep POW/MIA issues in the public eye, […]

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Ride Report posted for Roadhouse It was a beautiful day when I rolled into the staging area and just getting off my bike when Amy his sister called they where 5 minutes out, thankfully Cindy, Nicks mom was there and told Amy to stall for 20 minutes which she did.Chicago police once again had done a great […]

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Ride Report Posted for Lt. CMNDR Rachel Perry Welcome home … On 5/30/10 we did a welcome home for LT. Commander Rachel Perry (Navy Nurse) as well has her husband . Rachel was stationed in Afghanistan assigned to the British Army working in a tent hospital. She also worked with the Scott’s taking care of […]

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Ride report for Len Nikoden Warrior Watch had the unique opportunity on this Memorial Day weekend to do five missions in about 15 hours. I was privileged to be the RC for leg 2 and 3. The first young man we picked up was Andrew Kesselmayer, Son of our own Dennis Jolly. Dennis and his […]

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Northeast Pennsylvania know how to honor a hero.   Scranton-born Jimmy Reddington, USMC, lost his life in a fire fight in Vietnam, March 22, 1967. He had no close family locally, and was raised by distant relatives. All he had were a handful of school buddies, and his Brothers in Arms who were with him the […]

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Warriors Weekend Ride Report, posted for Rick A beautiful day dawned as I rode to Port O’Connor TX to meet the Wounded Heroes on Saturday. As I approached the small town, the roadside was dotted with flags and signs welcoming the visiting Heroes. A small pack of bikes was going the opposite direction, followed rapidly […]

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Ride Report posted for Spike I was contacted by the Commander’s mom Sharon who told me that her son was coming home.  When I asked her his name, I was surprised to find out that I knew this Officer.  He was the XO for the Reserve Center in Alameda when I was trying to get […]

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Ride Report posted for Spike Johnny’s mom, Beth went onto the WWR website and sent in this request to bring her son home.  Beth drove out to Montana to meet her son and was driving back to California with him.  Since we really couldn’t tell when they would arrive home, we decided to set this […]

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This mission came to me from one of our WWR riders, Faith as the family is her neighbor. The plan was for Anthony to be at a Little League baseball game in Discovery Bay. We staged at Starbucks (we LOVE our cup ‘o Joe) with 18 bikes, two cages and one POW/MIA Corvette. We were […]

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Ride Report posted for Spike Clint Rarey is the son of our rider – Chromeghost.  Clint was leaving for deployment so we decided to catch him at the local Chili’s restaurant.  Chromeghost and his family arrived at Chili’s around 5pm with the riders staged at Starbucks – about a block away.  For this special send-off, […]

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Ride Report, Walter Reed On Sunday, May 16, Warriors’ Watch Riders set out for the first annual Ride to Walter Reed Army Medical Center.  Several rally points had been set beginning in Philadelphia and ending at the Chesapeake House Rest Stop in Maryland, along I-95. The photograph above shows this procession just after it left […]

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Ride Report posted for Spike This ride came about by our friend, Ray who drives the POW/MIA Corvette.  He and his wife are huge supporters of the WWR and enjoy riding with us whenever possible.  Ray & Jeanette frequent a local diner – The Brentwood Cafe’ (a huge supporter of WWR).  This Marines mom is […]

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