Fort Hamilton Cadets Honor Fallen Heroes at T2T Run

Writer: Cadet Joann Collado-Amasendi
Photo: Maj (R) Sang Lee

Each year, the Fort Hamilton Tiger Battalion eagerly volunteers for the T2T run, a heartfelt event that pays tribute to our fallen service members. Cadets gather near the finish line, proudly holding banners that showcase the names and photos of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

As runners cross the finish line, they pause to reflect and honor these brave individuals — a powerful and poignant experience for all involved.

This year, Cadets Joanna and Kayla Collado-Amasendi promoted the event, demonstrating how to carry the banners with unwavering pride, honor, and respect. Their participation upholds this cherished tradition and inspires others to join in honoring our heroes.

Together, we keep their memory alive and celebrate their incredible contributions to our country.

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