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Saturday, January 17, 2004

D.C. Tourism at Javits Center - January 17, 2004

Outside the Javits center in New York City where we performed early that morning on behalf of D.C. Tourism.

Saturday, January 10, 2004

American Legion Midwinter Conference - January 10, 2004

We were so excited to once again be with our friends of the American Legion for their Midwinter Conference at the Rocky Hill Marriott.
Here we are with National Vice Commander Fang before the show.
Rocking and Rolling our way through the 50's and our Elvis medley!
Solo time for Debbie.
National Vice Commander Fang is visiting from New York and boy does he get a surprise...Kimberly and Stacy try to get him to sing!

Our 60's Medley was so much fun!

PDC H. David Smith gets in on the 60's medley.
Now it's time for a little two-stepping - Glory Girls style!


Kimberly's solo rounds out the show with "American Trilogy" followed by our "Salute To The Military" medley. We got a standing ovation for that!

Tuesday, November 11, 2003

U.S.S. Intrepid - November 11, 2003

We performed that evening on the U.S.S. Intrepid museum. We made many new friends that day! Thanks to Pat and all the gang at the United War Veterans Council of New York City for putting together a great day to honor our Veterans.









After the show, we posed with this cardboard cutout of the "Father of the U.S.O." Bob Hope.

New York City Veteran's Day Parade - November 11, 2003

On Monday night, we had fun getting ready for the parade the next day.
The next morning, we made our way down to the float division! We were so proud to ride on the Korean War Veterans float as this was the anniversary of the Korean War.
We met some great military friends.












This gentleman was just back from Iraq.

The Tin Can Sailors were a hoot!

We also made new friends with NY Post 1404.

As the parade got started, we sang our way down Broadway!

After the parade, we say goodbye to our Veterans and other friends.

"Talk to my Harry Winston - tell me all about it!"