If you would like to know more and possibly get involved, here is exactly what to do.
Go to the web site, select "Join WWR"
Once jouned, select "Forums" and "Register" ... there is no cost
Select a mission and just show up!
Note: Contra Costa County is in Reg 4
-Don't panic ... all vehicles accepted-
For Reg 4 only: If you'd like to just go to the destination and be a part of the welcome home celebration, and not be in the escort, contact Bryan Welden (925) 212-9260 or email bryanwelden@gmail.com.
"Folks, this short video is a beautiful example of how a town welcomes home their hero! US Army Sgt. Chris Broussard is welcomed home in Oakley the RIGHT WAY!! Three tours in Afghanistan. He's a Ranger, and is already back for his fourth tour! I promise you will love this video, all towns should do this!" __Bryan Welden (Video by Dr. Burt)
Original song "Warrior Watch Riders" written and performed by Gary Grubb. Post-Vietnam Photos by Sean Carpenter.
Spc. Nicholas "Nick" Smith US Army
SSgt. Anthony Rodregous US Army
Warriors' Watch Riders Missions Black Widow 2 and I have participated in since the first one on May 29th 2010
Videos from the Escort and Welcome Home for Lcpl. Jenny Harper, Marine Corp, courtesy of Wrecker.
Videos from the Escort and Welcome Home for SSgt. Richard Baydo, Army, courtesy of Wrecker.
Videos from the 08/04/2010 Huey Escort, courtesy of Spike.
As a follow up on my riding duties using Black Widow 2 as a fellow Warriors Watch Rider in Northern California, attached is a rare video shot by our ride captain, Spike Schau from his Harley at 50+/- mph going South on 680 with his daughter on board. This was shot last week. Our mission was to escort the Huey from Concord to the Alameda Fair Grounds to be on display during the East Bay Stand Down, a major event for the homeless vets held every two years. We had 400+ vets this year and I spent two over-nighters as a security and safety volunteer. As a Vietnam era veteran this was a life-changing experience shared with my "band of brothers" fellow WWRs.
