Attendees wave flags while riding on the Port of Long Beach float as part of the Long Beach Veterans Day Parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner Arts & Life, Events, Photo Gallery IN PHOTOS: Long Beach Veterans Day Parade by Christian Wiseman on November 11, 2019 Christian Wiseman Author More in Arts & Life: An evening with Dylan Mulvaney: Her journey navigating womanhood on TikTok March 29, 2024 Mario Kart enthusiasts power up through wheelchair race March 28, 2024 From foundation to relaxation: La Dolce Vita Spa continues to rise March 28, 2024 TweetShareShare Long Beach Community College Board of Trustee members Uduak-Joe Ntuk and Verginia Baxter ride down Atlantic Avenue as part of the Long Beach Veterans Day Parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner Long Beach's Veterans Day Parade opening ceremony was held at Houghton Park. Two Long Beach fire fighters and police officers present the colors as Mayor Robert Garcia, Councilman Rex Richardson and parade grand marshals take the stage. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner Students in Lakewood High School's NJROTC program carry the flags of all 50 states. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner Parade Grand Marshal, Brigadier General Robin Umberg passes out bubbles to attendees of the Long Beach Veterans Day Parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner A member of Paralyzed eterans of America's California chapter participates in the Long Beach's Veterans Day Parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner A member of US VETS gives a flag to an attendee of the Long Beach Veterans Day parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner VFW members wave to the crowd as part of the Long Beach Veterans Day Parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner A four plane flyover as part of the Long Beach Veterans Day Parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner Sons of the American Revolution march down Atlantic Avenue as part of the Long Beach Veterans Day Parade. Christian Wiseman/Daily Forty-Niner
Veterans for Peace and Military Families Speak Out, including two CSULB faculty members, were marching right behind the Sons of the American Revolution. Sigh. I know, we weren’t as photogenic, but maybe you can catch us next year.