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Getting ready for the AAR afterwards. (And the awarding of the first 'Mission Accomplished' pin to all the 'noobs'. There were five of us.) Mission complete. Rest in Peace, SGT Seabrooks.

Completed my first PGR mission. It was for SGT Andrew Seabrooks. He was honored and laid to rest 5 Jul 08 at Peninsula Memorial Park Cemetery. http://www.mco.com/valor/3598606.html Very moving experience. I don't have a bike yet but will attend with my 'cage' until I do.

Completed my first PGR mission. It was for SGT Andrew Seabrooks. He was honored and laid to rest 5 Jul 08 at Peninsula Memorial Park Cemetery. http://www.mco.com/valor/3598606.html Very moving experience. I don't have a bike yet but will attend with my 'cage' until I do.

Completed my first PGR mission. It was for SGT Andrew Seabrooks. He was honored and laid to rest 5 Jul 08 at Peninsula Memorial Park Cemetery. http://www.mco.com/valor/3598606.html Very moving experience. I don't have a bike yet but will attend with my 'cage' until I do.

SGT Seabrooks was a Cavalry Trooper. In honor of him and as a fellow Trooper of the 'Order of the Spur', I wore my Cavalry Stetson.

Procession pulling into cemetery (out of sight). Army Bugler, Salute (Firing) Detail, Color Guard ready and waiting. Sorry such a long shot. Our PGR flag line was immense, a half arc from one side to the other around the army formations!

Completed my first PGR mission. It was for SGT Andrew Seabrooks. He was honored and laid to rest 5 Jul 08 at Peninsula Memorial Park Cemetery. http://www.mco.com/valor/3598606.html PGR numbers doubled expectation.

Completed my first PGR mission. It was for SGT Andrew Seabrooks. He was honored and laid to rest 5 Jul 08 at Peninsula Memorial Park Cemetery. http://www.mco.com/valor/3598606.html Service complete, getting ready to escort SGT Seabrooks and his family to the cemetery.

Bikes with big flags ride first, then small flags, then none. Hearse is next followed by family, then PGR 'cages' with flags (big, then small), then everyone else. We had Newport News' finest stopping traffic.

Over two dozen bikes and another dozen cages. Mostly vets. All there to show honor and respect to our fallen hero.

Completed my first PGR mission. It was for SGT Andrew Seabrooks. He was honored and laid to rest 5 Jul 08 at Peninsula Memorial Park Cemetery. http://www.mco.com/valor/3598606.html Very moving experience. I don't have a bike yet but will attend with my 'cage' until I do. Bikes starting to line up.