Hattiesburg Honors Master Sgt. Mark Jordan as 2025 Veteran of the Year
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, paid tribute to its local service members during the city's annual Veterans Day parade and ceremony. The event, held on November 11, brought together various veterans' organizations, school bands, and ROTC units. It also marked a special recognition for Master Sgt. Mark Jordan, who was named Hattiesburg's Veteran of the Year for 2025.
The parade, now in its 43rd year, was a vibrant display of patriotism and respect. Flags representing each branch of the armed forces were proudly presented, symbolizing unity and remembrance. The event also served as a reunion of sorts, with all living and past Hattiesburg Veterans of the Year being recognized. Among them was the honoree of the day, Master Sgt. Mark Jordan.
Hattiesburg Councilman Jeffrey George, representing Ward 1, underscored the importance of these celebrations. He emphasized the need to continually recognize and honor local veterans for their service and sacrifice.
Master Sgt. Mark Jordan was officially recognized as Hattiesburg's Veteran of the Year for 2025. His dedication and service were celebrated alongside those of his fellow veterans. The city's annual parade and ceremony served as a poignant reminder of the debt owed to all who have served.
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