Military

From The Mayor's office:

The timing of the event originates in the end of World War I, when the armistice between the Allies and Germany began at 11:00 am on the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year.

This annual event is hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wares (VFW) Howard Plant Post 782 and is always moving and inspirational. It has been a great privilege to attend this event as Mayor, and I invite you to join me and many others at Battery Park tomorrow to honor those in our community, including many City employees, who have served our country in the armed forces.

From the Ethan Allen Homestead:

“Who determines ‘true’ history?” Former EAHM executive director Dan O’Neil explores how history is written and why some narratives are told while others are silenced.

For more information: ethanallenhomestead.org

From the Ethan Allen Homestead:

On August 16, 1777, the Green Mountain Boys joined American rebel forces and faced off against the professional British army near Bennington, VT. This battle was part of the larger Saratoga campaign and contributed to a major turning point in the Revolutionary War that helped lead to an American victory. But how did the American rebels near Bennington defeat the strongest and richest army in the world at the time? Former park docent and history presenter Bob Hoar explains the battle and battlefield in a visual presentation of little-known battlefield locations. What happened at these locations over two hundred years ago helped lead to America as we know it today.

For more information: ethanallenhomestead.org

Panel discussions on Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Institutes, future technology in cybersecurity, and the state of cybersecurity in Vermont and dedication of Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Cybersecurity at Norwich University.

Moderator: Scott Carbee, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Vermont
Panelists: Cheri Ayoub, George Donovan, Adam Goldstein