Statesboro veteran: 'How dare you forget!'

Korean War vet remembers fallen soldiers

U.S. Army veteran Master Sgt. David Kaiser (ret.), who first started serving during the Vietnam War era and served in both Operation Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom, salutes the American flag with his fellow veterans during the national anthem on Monday at Statesboro's annual Memorial Day Community Observance at the Averitt Center for the Arts.

W 052614 MEMORIAL DAY 01 — U.S. Army veteran Master Sgt. David Kaiser (ret.), who first started serving during the Vietnam War era and served in both Operation Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom, salutes the American flag with his fellow veterans during the national anthem on Monday at Statesboro's annual Memorial Day Community Observance at the Averitt Center for the Arts.

Editor's note: This article has been revised to reflect the following clarification, which will appear in Wednesday's print edition. Several Bulloch County-area Boy Scout troops, including troops 342 and 935, along with scout leader Lovett Bennett Jr. and other volunteers, placed more than 600 American flags on graves of fallen soldiers from Bulloch County who lost lives during war time. Their actions were praised during Monday's Memorial Day ceremony held at the Averitt Center for the Arts, but the troops were not identified during the program, as reported in a front-page article in Tuesday's edition.

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